In this episode, Ke and Tonie have a heartfelt and real discussion about addiction and recovery with Substance Use Disorder Certified Counselor, Lynda Edner. Lynda has been working with individuals with substance abuse for over 20 years. Her life's mission is to help, motivate and inspire women to assure a successful recovery program. Currently, she is writing a book entitled "Living Sober" to assist those in recovery with life skills and relapse prevention. You don't want to miss this show!&nbsp; Helpful Resources:  is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about his or her drinking problem.    Recommended Movies:  &nbsp; Follow us on social @hustlevibeflow &nbsp; &nbsp; Follow Lynda on FB:&nbsp; &nbsp;

Sobriety Check

It’s Season Two and we’re diving right in and asking what’s the difference between a hustler and an entrepreneur? News flash honey! Ain’t no rules to being you but there are rules to business. With so many people looking to start a business, how come it seems no one is ready to be a boss. It’s because bosses are leaders not just hustling to make a dollar. In the first episode of the season, we take a deep look at leadership mindset with our special guest and expert on authentic leadership, Kimberly Davis. Join in as we talk about goals, focus, vision for your brand, and finding your purpose in business. Follow Kimberly Davis &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe to the show Find us on Spotify: &nbsp;&nbsp; Find us on Apple podcast: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Resources: Check Out Kimberly’s School for all her online courses: &nbsp;

Don't Touch My Hustle Vibe Flow

In today’s discussion, Tonie &amp; Ke dive in on those who throw Shade Hate.&nbsp; Colorism refers to discrimination based on . Colorism disadvantages dark-skinned people while those with lighter skin are viewed as more privileged. This impacts us and it’s time we gather together to combat and unpack this.&nbsp; &nbsp; Resources  -  &nbsp; &nbsp; IGs we recommendto follow &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; Make sure you like, share, and subscribe. Find us on Spotify: &nbsp;&nbsp; Find us on Apple podcast: &nbsp;

Crayons of Woman

Notes Is me wanting you to love ME more selfish? Everyone wants to be loved but, in relationships, it's said that someone always loves the other more. Should You WANT TO Be With Someone Who Loves You More? Let’s weigh the pros and cons of this concept in another intimate discussion. In this episode, we are contemplating the idea of settling, false expectations, reciprocating love, and developing realistic expectations.&nbsp; So, what path are you taking? The golden rule or Self-care and preservation?&nbsp; Pick a side and join in the discussion.

I want you to love ME more

One of the secrets to swagger is finding your passion in life and business. There is not a one-size-fits-all approach to swagger. You might be brilliant at what you do and have an intelligence swagger about you. You might be highly competitive and have a competitive swagger about you. Regardless of your style, there is a swagger that can fit you. In this episode, Tonie and Ke examine how tradition influences mindset and affects your business swag. Listen in while we try to find methods to overcome the hype of tradition and learn ways to build a business style truly meaningful to you.

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