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Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.
Uplift: Encourages people to ask themselves deep, reflective questions to uncover their true purpose.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Cicone Prince.
An international motivational speaker, award-winning author, and personal development strategist. The conversation explores Cicone’s journey from graphic designer to motivational leader, his TEDx experience, and his mission to help people discover their inner value and purpose.
🧑🏾💼 About Cicone Prince
- Founder of CiconePrince.com
- International motivational speaker and TEDx presenter
- Author of “Heal: Help Elevate and Learn – A Guide to Healing Your Inner Child”
- Host of a podcast focused on inner child healing and personal growth
- Former graphic designer turned personal development strategist
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways
📘 Personal Development & Inner Healing
- Cicone emphasizes the importance of healing inner child trauma to unlock personal growth.
Brand Building: She's breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated construction industry.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Monique Strong.
President of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC). Here's a breakdown of the key highlights and takeaways:
🔑 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Breaking Barriers in Construction
- Monique Strong is a trailblazer in a traditionally male-dominated and white-dominated industry.
- She leads NABWIC’s Atlanta chapter, advocating for leadership, equity, and professional development for Black women in construction.
2. What “Construction” Really Means
- Construction isn’t just hard hats and manual labor—it includes:
- General contracting
- Project management
- Estimating
- Safety coordination
- Architecture and engineering
- Business ownership and development
3. Legacy and Inspiration
- Monique’s passion for construction was inspired by her grandfathers and her grandmother, who helped build the home she grew up in.
- Her journey includes a degree in engineering from Clark Atlanta University and further training in construction management.
4. Challenges and Triumphs
- Faced skepticism from family and industry peers.
- Overcame stereotypes and isolation as a young Black woman in construction.
- Emphasizes the importance of knowing who you are and embracing your identity as a woman in the field.
5. The Power of Mentorship and Community
- NABWIC provides a supportive network for women at all stages of their construction careers.
- Weekly calls, mentorship, and shared resources help members grow and succeed.
6. Why Diversity in Construction Matters
- Diversity reflects the makeup of the country and brings innovation and detail-oriented excellence to the field.
- Inclusion in leadership and contracting opportunities is essential for equity and community development.
💬 Notable Quotes
- “You don’t have to be hard. You just have to be hungry.”
- “We are the unicorns people are looking for.”
- “I like to take something that’s nothing and make it something.”
🎯 Advice for Women in Construction
- Get involved with a community like NABWIC that supports your growth.
- Seek mentorship from women at all stages—beginning, middle, and end of their careers.
- Embrace your uniqueness and use it to lead and innovate.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
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Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michael Woodward.
A natural-born entrepreneur and community leader.
🎙️ Guest Background: Michael Woodward
- Grew up in Liberty City, Miami, in a low-income housing project known as the "Poke and Bean" projects.
- Learned early business skills from his grandmother, who was the local "candy lady."
- Served briefly in the military as a way out of poverty.
- Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University (FAMU).
- Known for his hospitality and work ethic during college—cooked for friends and maintained a welcoming home.
🏠 Entrepreneurial Journey
- Bought his first duplex at age 20, renovated it, and rented it out.
- Built a real estate portfolio while working as an educator.
- Founded Woodward Property Group, a full-service home improvement and property management company.
- Became one of Lowe’s top contractors through a combination of skill, networking, and mentorship.
📚 Educational Impact
- Worked as an assistant principal and educator for 20 years.
- Founded Alpha Educational Consultants, Inc.
- Took students on college tours, especially to HBCUs, to expose them to higher education opportunities.
- Ran STEM programs and mentoring initiatives with a 99.9% college placement rate.
💡 Life Lessons & Advice
- Emphasizes financial literacy: avoid unnecessary spending (e.g., new cars every year).
- Advocates for education as a path to wealth.
- Believes in the village mentality—community support and shared success.
- Encourages young people to choose between college, military, or trade school.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Uplift: Encourages people to ask themselves deep, reflective questions to uncover their true purpose.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Cicone Prince.
An international motivational speaker, award-winning author, and personal development strategist. The conversation explores Cicone’s journey from graphic designer to motivational leader, his TEDx experience, and his mission to help people discover their inner value and purpose.
🧑🏾💼 About Cicone Prince
- Founder of CiconePrince.com
- International motivational speaker and TEDx presenter
- Author of “Heal: Help Elevate and Learn – A Guide to Healing Your Inner Child”
- Host of a podcast focused on inner child healing and personal growth
- Former graphic designer turned personal development strategist
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways
📘 Personal Development & Inner Healing
- Cicone emphasizes the importance of healing inner child trauma to unlock personal growth.
Brand Building: She's breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated construction industry.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Monique Strong.
President of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC). Here's a breakdown of the key highlights and takeaways:
🔑 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Breaking Barriers in Construction
- Monique Strong is a trailblazer in a traditionally male-dominated and white-dominated industry.
- She leads NABWIC’s Atlanta chapter, advocating for leadership, equity, and professional development for Black women in construction.
2. What “Construction” Really Means
- Construction isn’t just hard hats and manual labor—it includes:
- General contracting
- Project management
- Estimating
- Safety coordination
- Architecture and engineering
- Business ownership and development
3. Legacy and Inspiration
- Monique’s passion for construction was inspired by her grandfathers and her grandmother, who helped build the home she grew up in.
- Her journey includes a degree in engineering from Clark Atlanta University and further training in construction management.
4. Challenges and Triumphs
- Faced skepticism from family and industry peers.
- Overcame stereotypes and isolation as a young Black woman in construction.
- Emphasizes the importance of knowing who you are and embracing your identity as a woman in the field.
5. The Power of Mentorship and Community
- NABWIC provides a supportive network for women at all stages of their construction careers.
- Weekly calls, mentorship, and shared resources help members grow and succeed.
6. Why Diversity in Construction Matters
- Diversity reflects the makeup of the country and brings innovation and detail-oriented excellence to the field.
- Inclusion in leadership and contracting opportunities is essential for equity and community development.
💬 Notable Quotes
- “You don’t have to be hard. You just have to be hungry.”
- “We are the unicorns people are looking for.”
- “I like to take something that’s nothing and make it something.”
🎯 Advice for Women in Construction
- Get involved with a community like NABWIC that supports your growth.
- Seek mentorship from women at all stages—beginning, middle, and end of their careers.
- Embrace your uniqueness and use it to lead and innovate.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michael Woodward.
A natural-born entrepreneur and community leader.
🎙️ Guest Background: Michael Woodward
- Grew up in Liberty City, Miami, in a low-income housing project known as the "Poke and Bean" projects.
- Learned early business skills from his grandmother, who was the local "candy lady."
- Served briefly in the military as a way out of poverty.
- Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University (FAMU).
- Known for his hospitality and work ethic during college—cooked for friends and maintained a welcoming home.
🏠 Entrepreneurial Journey
- Bought his first duplex at age 20, renovated it, and rented it out.
- Built a real estate portfolio while working as an educator.
- Founded Woodward Property Group, a full-service home improvement and property management company.
- Became one of Lowe’s top contractors through a combination of skill, networking, and mentorship.
📚 Educational Impact
- Worked as an assistant principal and educator for 20 years.
- Founded Alpha Educational Consultants, Inc.
- Took students on college tours, especially to HBCUs, to expose them to higher education opportunities.
- Ran STEM programs and mentoring initiatives with a 99.9% college placement rate.
💡 Life Lessons & Advice
- Emphasizes financial literacy: avoid unnecessary spending (e.g., new cars every year).
- Advocates for education as a path to wealth.
- Believes in the village mentality—community support and shared success.
- Encourages young people to choose between college, military, or trade school.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Uplift: Encourages people to ask themselves deep, reflective questions to uncover their true purpose.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Cicone Prince.
An international motivational speaker, award-winning author, and personal development strategist. The conversation explores Cicone’s journey from graphic designer to motivational leader, his TEDx experience, and his mission to help people discover their inner value and purpose.
🧑🏾💼 About Cicone Prince
- Founder of CiconePrince.com
- International motivational speaker and TEDx presenter
- Author of “Heal: Help Elevate and Learn – A Guide to Healing Your Inner Child”
- Host of a podcast focused on inner child healing and personal growth
- Former graphic designer turned personal development strategist
💡 Key Themes & Takeaways
📘 Personal Development & Inner Healing
- Cicone emphasizes the importance of healing inner child trauma to unlock personal growth.
Brand Building: She's breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated construction industry.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Monique Strong.
President of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC). Here's a breakdown of the key highlights and takeaways:
🔑 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Breaking Barriers in Construction
- Monique Strong is a trailblazer in a traditionally male-dominated and white-dominated industry.
- She leads NABWIC’s Atlanta chapter, advocating for leadership, equity, and professional development for Black women in construction.
2. What “Construction” Really Means
- Construction isn’t just hard hats and manual labor—it includes:
- General contracting
- Project management
- Estimating
- Safety coordination
- Architecture and engineering
- Business ownership and development
3. Legacy and Inspiration
- Monique’s passion for construction was inspired by her grandfathers and her grandmother, who helped build the home she grew up in.
- Her journey includes a degree in engineering from Clark Atlanta University and further training in construction management.
4. Challenges and Triumphs
- Faced skepticism from family and industry peers.
- Overcame stereotypes and isolation as a young Black woman in construction.
- Emphasizes the importance of knowing who you are and embracing your identity as a woman in the field.
5. The Power of Mentorship and Community
- NABWIC provides a supportive network for women at all stages of their construction careers.
- Weekly calls, mentorship, and shared resources help members grow and succeed.
6. Why Diversity in Construction Matters
- Diversity reflects the makeup of the country and brings innovation and detail-oriented excellence to the field.
- Inclusion in leadership and contracting opportunities is essential for equity and community development.
💬 Notable Quotes
- “You don’t have to be hard. You just have to be hungry.”
- “We are the unicorns people are looking for.”
- “I like to take something that’s nothing and make it something.”
🎯 Advice for Women in Construction
- Get involved with a community like NABWIC that supports your growth.
- Seek mentorship from women at all stages—beginning, middle, and end of their careers.
- Embrace your uniqueness and use it to lead and innovate.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brand Building: She's breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated construction industry.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Monique Strong.
President of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC). Here's a breakdown of the key highlights and takeaways:
🔑 Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Breaking Barriers in Construction
- Monique Strong is a trailblazer in a traditionally male-dominated and white-dominated industry.
- She leads NABWIC’s Atlanta chapter, advocating for leadership, equity, and professional development for Black women in construction.
2. What “Construction” Really Means
- Construction isn’t just hard hats and manual labor—it includes:
- General contracting
- Project management
- Estimating
- Safety coordination
- Architecture and engineering
- Business ownership and development
3. Legacy and Inspiration
- Monique’s passion for construction was inspired by her grandfathers and her grandmother, who helped build the home she grew up in.
- Her journey includes a degree in engineering from Clark Atlanta University and further training in construction management.
4. Challenges and Triumphs
- Faced skepticism from family and industry peers.
- Overcame stereotypes and isolation as a young Black woman in construction.
- Emphasizes the importance of knowing who you are and embracing your identity as a woman in the field.
5. The Power of Mentorship and Community
- NABWIC provides a supportive network for women at all stages of their construction careers.
- Weekly calls, mentorship, and shared resources help members grow and succeed.
6. Why Diversity in Construction Matters
- Diversity reflects the makeup of the country and brings innovation and detail-oriented excellence to the field.
- Inclusion in leadership and contracting opportunities is essential for equity and community development.
💬 Notable Quotes
- “You don’t have to be hard. You just have to be hungry.”
- “We are the unicorns people are looking for.”
- “I like to take something that’s nothing and make it something.”
🎯 Advice for Women in Construction
- Get involved with a community like NABWIC that supports your growth.
- Seek mentorship from women at all stages—beginning, middle, and end of their careers.
- Embrace your uniqueness and use it to lead and innovate.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.