Tell Jeanell

Brittany Ann helps you begin with understanding your true value, how to avoid the pitfalls, how to put together the puzzle of your business, and creating powerful systems that get you results.

Having a business requires time, dedication, endurance, and support.

Walking in my healing and clothing other women with my nakedness of surviving domestic violence.

Admitting I was being abused is a vulnerable place to be in. Judgment came from all ends and all fronts.

I had the courage to find my voice. Apologizing to my children and admitting I should have gotten out

sooner hurt me to the core. Forgiveness, Faith, Love, and my circle of sister-friends were the key. 

Therapist  Naronia Shaw has a candid moment with the Host of "Tell Jeanell" as she explains what self care means. And She encourages her to take a long look in the mirror. 

We all need solid financial advise. Listen to Dr. Dominique Reese as she helps us Master our Money.

Lady Boss Tanya McKenzie Shares her personal journey from tragedy to triumph. Tune in and hear how she overcame obstacles to become the Powerful business-woman you see today. (BBWR Calendar interview-Queens and Kings of Excellence 2021)

Lady Boss Natalyn Randle explains how she does the inner work and finds inspiration in her quite time. She got her start by planning a small event in her backyard, and now Natalyn has built a multifaceted platform inspiring women across the world.

Born into athletic families, Reggie's pedigree definitely embodied genetic coding for sports! He found the blueprint to find Empowerment Through Sports and so can our youth. 

Naronica Shaw gets your host to spill the tea on Her relationships, Domestic violence, Business, Family and Future.

She's explains her Divorce-Pitfalls- Hardship- Business- and Motivation.

Her Motto-Don't you're almost there!!

First Class CEO founder Brittany Ann tells her story of building a successful business model for women entrepreneurs.

Marion Jones documents his painful past of addiction in a book of poetry as he pours his heart into poems and scripture on his road to recovery. 

I made it!... But I ain't got it made!