The latest guest in my Girl Boss Spotlight series is self-proclaimed "serial-entrepreneur" Yolanda Keels-Walker. She's an author, a motivational speaker, a mother, a business coach, and she's successfully grown and sold two (two!!) salon chains, among many other personal and professional achievements. This woman is a legitimate inspiration to any girl bosses aspiring to have it all. If you need inspiration, listen to this episode!

My guest on this episode of Ready Set Slay comes courtesy of a Google search I did on myself several years ago which led me to a lovely woman who happens to share my name! Jenae Harris and I became Facebook friends and have stayed in touch over the years. I thought she would be a perfect guest for my Girl Boss Spotlight series, as Jenae's resume is impressive, to put it mildly! From going to school for Criminal Justice to starting a career in the legal profession to developing her own subscription box service to entering the realm of entertainment publicist, Jenae Harris has her hands in a lot of pots! Join me on this wild journey in Girl Bossdom.

I'm excited to announce that over the course of the next few episodes, Ready Set Slay will be interviewing several GIRL BOSS entrepreneurs. I figured it would be appropriate to kick off this GIRL BOSS series by flipping the script and allowing myself to be interviewed to discuss everything about my business, my personal journey, and everything in between. And who better to sit in the host's chair than my good friend and friend of the podcast Danielle (who you may know better as Dee Lavee).

You may remember celebrity photographer Ricky Codio from way back on episode 12. I asked him to come back on the podcast to discuss his amazing weight loss journey, his recent initiative Assembly Line in which he opened up his studio The Mannequin Factory to young photographers in order to help them grow as artists, and a fashion-heavy discussion about the 2019 Emmy Awards. This episode is packed with shade, sequins, and surprises.

I personally stalked Randi Orlinsky - the regional manager of education and artistry at Make Up For Ever - to appear on the podcast and I'm so excited for you to hear what she has to say! Randi goes up and down the East Coast training folks on how to properly use Make Up For Ever's products and she is a walking encyclopedia of makeup technique. From the groundbreaking HD makeup pioneered by Make Up For Ever to breaking down how she manages to both teach AND inspire, this is an episode you SHOULD. NOT. MISS.