Mastermind Podcast

During this episode of MasterMind Podcast Chris and Malia are joined by author and marriage and family therapist Kati Morton to review her book "Are U Ok?". In the interview with Kati, she explains how she got the idea to write the book, her thoughts on traditional therapy vs. online therapy, tactics she uses in her therapy sessions, and how your family can affect your daily habits. Also in the episode, Chris explains his trials with therapy, what type of homework he's done with his therapist and how he keeps a positive mental space.   Kati Morton holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and is a licensed marriage and family therapist. Also, she is a certified dialectical and behavioral therapist and grief counselor. She runs a private practice in Santa Monica, California. Make sure you're following and subscribed to us to keep up with our lit review

On this episode of MasterMind Podcast Chris and Malia are joined by wealth coach Brian, the infamous CPA to review the 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing. During the episode, the three come to a standstill on what company they think has the best marketing plan, Chris voices his concerns for Apple since the passing of Steve Jobs. Malia breaks down the 22 laws the book discusses and shares which laws she thinks are the most important. Our co-host Brian takes a deep dive into branding, and the trio go in on a WOYTL topic. You don't want to miss this episode! Brian, the Infamous CPA is a just as his name states, a certified public accountant based out of Chicago, Illinois. He's also a credit repair specialist and real estate investor.

On this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Chris and Malia are joined by Desmond Wiggan Jr., co-founder of Battery XChange to review the book, Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff. During the episode, the three have a deep discussion on neuroeconomics, their pitch experiences, and the TOP strategies from the book that are needed to close a deal. Plug in #mastermindpod while you're on the road heading to work, at work, or while you're kicking it at home.

On this episode of MasterMind Podcast Malia and Ceez are joined by special guest Alexandra Jane to review Conscious Capitalism by Whole Foods Co-Founder John Mackey and Raj Sisodia. During this episode the three break down traditional gender norms with their infamous "Whats on Your Timeline" topic, and they also take a deep-dive into the world of capitalism and entrepreneurship. Press play to hear our review of this week's read, and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

The MasterMinds take a deep dive into wealth in the black community, in their review of "The History of the Black Dollar." Author and tech guru, Angel Rich, gives listeners a behind the scenes look at the making of her critically acclaimed book and also her take on the state of wealth building in the black community. Chris and Malia asked the hard questions, and provide insight on an issue that has been plaguing African-American's for centuries. Tune in to hear diverse perspectives on topics as modern as Chick-fil-a vs. Popeyes, Jay-Z becoming a part owner of an NFL team, and as aged as the Willie Lynch Letter, and Black Wall Street. This is an episode that you don't want to miss.

On this episode of the MasterMind Podcast hosts Malia and Ceez dive into "The Richest Man in Babylon," to uncover the ancient secrets of wealth building, with the help of co-hosts: Sharai Robbin (Best-selling Simon and Shuster Author)and Benjamin Smith. (Financial Analyst)Tune in to get advice on how to restructure your mind and your pockets to receive the bag.

In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Ceez and Malia read and reviewed How to Eat to Live by Elijah Muhammed. Your favorite duo discussed how do you know you're serious with someone nothing is said and no actions are taken, what does right look like, and the concept behind eating once a day! Author of the Week This week's author of the week goes to Creator of The Fear Hurdler brand, author Jasamine Hill. In the book, The Roller Coaster Effect, Jasamine sheds a bright light on what it really takes to be young and successful in today's social media-obsessed culture. She starts with a pivotal turning point in her life that took her from extreme self-doubt, depression and almost giving up on her dream to a turning point moment that catapulted her Fear Hurdler blog to over 40,000 social media shares in one week, launching her into a totally new orbit as a successful blogger and life coach. If you are a Millennial with a head full of great ideas and big dreams, but you don't know how to CONVERT these ideas into a

On this episode of the MasterMind podcast, Malia and Ceez review Mel Robins' international best seller, The 5 Second Rule. During this session your favorite duo dives into the concept of creating an expiration date for marriages, the good and bad side of shooting your shot, and how to overcome your bad habits and insecurities in order to level up in the game. Listen to this new episode on your way to work, at work, or wherever is the most comfortable, to soak in these gems.

In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Chris and Malia review "Contagious" by Jonah Berger. The two discuss how brands are profiting off of Hot Girl Summer, what people can do to market themselves in any position and why certain content and videos go viral. Author of the Week: This week's author of the week goes to Shambria Davis, who is a native of Valley, Alabama. Shambria is the author of "Perfectly Imperfect: Embracing Your Imperfections." Her book is designed to take you on a journey of reconnecting with God's love for you and embracing your flaws. As a reader, you'll learn important tools on how to embrace their respective imperfections. Read Up On It: Malia's pick - Chris' pick:  Connect with Us: Email: themastermindpod@gmail.com Apple Podcast: MasterMind Podcast SoundCloud: MasterMind Podcast Facebook: @MasterMindPodcast Instagram: @MasterMindPod Twitter: @MasterMindPod

In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Chris return from their break with a review of The Secret featuring Charlotte Native, Tiye Young of Tiye M Carolina Weekly Moments. In this episode, the three discuss their different perspectives of what love is, how they deal with doubt and whether or not they feel as if being competitive is good for them. Author of the Week This week's author of the week goes to Ke'Arra Kelly. Ke'Arra is the author of "Bossin’ Up: Snatching Back my Power Through God’s Process." Her book is a girlfriend to girlfriend read that helps you navigate through the uncomfortable stages, called God’s process. Being in God’s process and entering into unfamiliar territory where God wants to stretch you can feel extremely uncomfortable, overwhelming, and lonely at times. Author, Ke’Arra Kelly, shares her own personal experiences while also breaking down the real on how Bossin’ Up and snatching back her own power wasn’t a walk in the park.

In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceez read and reviewed "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson. In this episode the MasterMinds discussed the the qualities that Steve Jobs possessed, his influence on our culture and the how he became the icon that he is today. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or it just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Don't forget to leave a rating, review and make sure you're subscribed to MasterMind Podcast on Apple Podcast and SoundCloud.

Ceasar and Malia read and reviewed "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah. In this episode the MasterMinds discussed the influence your community has on your life, the role Apartheid played in South Africa and whether or not it's good or bad to go a day without talking to someone you're dating? If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or it just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 11 of MasterMind Podcast drops on March 25. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson.

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar discuss "The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas. The two discuss injustice in America, why African Americans don't build up their neighborhoods and how communities can thrive if they just unite. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or it just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 10 of MasterMind Podcast drops on March 11. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah.

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar discuss "The Coldest Winter Ever" by Sister Soulja. The two discuss who talks more about sex between men and women, do material possessions bring happiness and the role of parents in children's lives. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or it just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 9 of MasterMind Podcast drops on February 18. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas.

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar discuss "The Conversation" by Hill Harper. The two discuss the stereotypes of men and women, the issues of miscommunication and what good sex is. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 8 of MasterMind Podcast drops on February 4. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "The Coldest Winter Ever" by Sister Souljah. If you plan on reading with Malia and Ceasar, purchase your books from Bookmarks in Winston-Salem.

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar discuss "Is Marriage For White People?" by Ralph Richard Banks. The two discuss the decline of marriage among black people, is it okay for women to be too independent and does women or men have the most options when it comes to dating. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please subscribe to our podcast, share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 7 of MasterMind Podcast drops on January 21. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "The Conversation" by Hill Harper If you plan on reading with Malia and Ceasar, purchase your books from Bookmarks in Winston-Salem. Bookmarks is a literary arts nonprofit organization that fosters a love of reading and writing in the community. Their programming connects readers and authors and includes an annual Festival of Books, an Authors in Schools program, and year-round events in our community gath

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar are joined by Jhas Williams- Wood, a radio host and writer from Philadelphia. The three reviewed "What I Know For Sure" by Oprah Winfrey. The three discuss how to be appreciative during the process, what tactics you can put in place to overcome your fear and why it's not okay to waste your time. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Episode 6 of MasterMind Podcast drops on January 7. The MasterMinds will be reviewing "Is Marriage for White People" by Ralph Richard Banks. If you plan on reading with Malia and Ceasar, purchase your books from Bookmarks in Winston-Salem. Bookmarks is a literary arts nonprofit organization that fosters a love of reading and writing in the community. Their programming connects readers and authors and includes an annual Festival of Books, an Authors in Schoo

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar review "Becoming" by Michelle Obama. The duo discuss how family dynamics can shape a person's future , why it's okay to let go of who you are and when is the perfect time to face your fears. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your bae please share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Bookmarks is a literary arts nonprofit organization that fosters a love of reading and writing in the community. Our programming connects readers and authors and includes an annual Festival of Books, an Authors in Schools program, and year-round events in our community gathering space and nonprofit independent bookstore. Mention MasterMind podcast at checkout to receive 20% off the book titles featured on the podcast. You can also order online at https://www.bookmarksnc.org/mastermind-podcast; use coupon code MASTERMIND at checkout to apply the 20% discount. St

In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Ceasar review "Shook One: Anxiety Playing Tricks On Me," by Charlamagne Tha God along with fellow MasterMind Rashad Little of Candid Yams Kickback. The three discuss how anxiety/ PTSD plays a role in their lives, how people can cause anxiety for themselves and when is the right time to tell someone you're interested in that you suffer from anxiety. If you find this episode helpful, funny, encouraging or just helped you pass time while you were working out, cooking or heading to see your boo please share with a friend and leave a rating and review. Connect with us: Instagram - MasterMindPod Twitter - MasterMindPod Email - themastermindpod@gmail.com