Episodios

  • Unlocking Holistic Healing: The Story Behind MA'AT Therapeutic Services
    Sep 27 2024

    Discover the extraordinary journey of Nzingha Ma'at and her innovative approach to healing in this episode of Scale Up Your Business! Learn how she helps people overcome tough issues like anxiety and imposter syndrome by blending traditional talk therapy with unique methods like acupuncture, yoga, and sound healing. Get ready to be inspired by Nzingha's story of turning her passion into a thriving business. Tune in to find out how you can take charge of your own well-being and unlock the secrets of holistic healing! Don't miss out on this eye-opening episode—hit play now!


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    28 m
  • Marisia Robinson's Journey from Corporate Life to Garden Guru
    Sep 25 2024

    Listen to this episode where Marisia Robinson of Seed, Weed, Reap, shares her journey from corporate downsizing to teaching communities how to grow their own food sustainably. Discover the top gardening tips everyone asks her about and learn how she uses Facebook groups to connect and grow her audience. Plus, get insider advice on valuing your time and knowing your customer to scale up your business. Hit play to uncover Marisia's secrets to success!


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    15 m
  • Celebrating Fathers: Dads Do Dope Things Event at 4th District Container Village
    Jul 15 2024
    In this episode we\'re joined by Kiarra Solomon and Kasie Jones, the dynamic duo behind \"Dads Do Dope Things,\" an event aimed at honoring fathers in our community who often go unrecognized. Hosted at the 4th District Container Village, this event celebrates dads who make significant contributions, not just to their own families, but to the community at large. In this episode, we learn about the origins of this unique event, discuss its impact and future potential, and highlight the 4th District container village that is becoming a community hub. We also explore the broader ecosystem of support and resources available at the event, designed to uplift and empower fathers economically and socially.
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  • Home Staging Secrets: A. Renee Home Designs Founder Allyson Moultrie Shares Her Journey
    Jun 12 2024
    Are you a homeowner looking to maximize your property\'s value? Are you struggling with how to stage your home to attract potential buyers or renters? Do you want to learn how small, strategic changes can significantly impact your home\'s market value? In this episode of Scale Up Your Business, host Zakia Ringgold sits down with Allyson Moultrie, the founder of A. Renee Home Designs, to discuss the art and science of home staging. Whether you\'re a real estate agent, property investor, or a homeowner considering selling your house, this episode is packed with valuable insights and tips to help you present your home in the best possible light.
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  • Corneeys: How Nija Wiggins Turned Passion for Corn on the Cob into a Business
    Feb 9 2024
    In today's episode, we sit down with Nija Wiggins, the owner of Corneeys, a Philadelphia-based food cart specializing in gourmet corn on the cob and popcorn. Nija shares her journey of turning her childhood dream into a reality and discusses the challenges and triumphs of starting and scaling her business. She also touches upon her experience with the ScaleUp Your Business program and offers valuable advice to aspiring business owners. Tune in to learn how Nija's passion for food and determination have led to her success and how she plans to take Corneeys to the next level.
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  • Discover the Commerce Department\'s Programs to Support Small Businesses in Philadelphia
    Nov 22 2023
    The Department of Commerce helps businesses start, operate and grow in Philadelphia. Commerce also funds and works in partnership with local organizations to connect businesses with as many resources as possible. Businesses can contact the Department of Commerce’s Office of Business Services for one-on-one assistance by calling 215-683-2100 or emailing business@phila.gov If you are a business owner in Philadelphia you want to listen in to this episode because we have Liam Kelly Fleming from the Philadelphia Commerce department sharing a wealth of resources available for small business owners, including grants, loans, and technical assistance programs. Whether you need funding for storefront improvements, security cameras, or commercial real estate acquisition, this episode has all the information you need to scale up your business. Don\'t miss out on this opportunity to learn from an expert and discover how the commerce department can support your business\'s growth and success.
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  • Uncovering Philadelphia\'s Hidden History: A Journey Along Lancaster Avenue and Beyond with Scott Maits
    Jul 31 2023
    Scott is not only a renowned transit activist, but also a passionate historian dedicated to preserving Philadelphia\'s rich past. In this episode, Scott takes us on a captivating journey through the layers of history that make Philadelphia truly unique. We\'ll delve into the stories of influential figures like Benjamin Franklin, whose impact on the city goes far beyond his famous inventions. We\'ll also explore the fascinating evolution of transportation in Philadelphia, particularly along historic Lancaster Avenue, which played a pivotal role in the development of America\'s transportation system.
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  • Family, Entrepreneurship, and Crochet: The Perfect Recipe for Success and Fulfillment
    Jul 28 2023
    Erica Martinez started her journey with crochet almost 17 years ago when her son was in a neonatal intensive care unit. Wanting to find solace from her sadness, she took a bus ride to Walmart and stumbled upon a crochet magazine with needles. Intrigued, she picked up a ball of yarn and taught herself how to crochet. By 2010, Erica had honed her craft and began selling layette sets while working at Cooper Hospital. Doctors bought various crocheted items from her, including blankets, teddy bears, hats, scarves, and booties, which she considered legacy items. In 2017, Erica, now a registered nurse and program director, informed her students that she would not be continuing with the next class as she had a bigger plan. Determined to spend more time with her family, she launched Princess Crochet Boutique on her 40th birthday.
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