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Kenisha Pough, founder and CEO of Momentum and Co, a marketing and communications agency, discussed her diverse background and career journey. Born in Bermuda, she moved to Ecuador for missionary work and later to England. Her education includes degrees from Bermuda College, Temple University, and DeVry University. Kenisha emphasized the importance of servant leadership and adapting quickly in business. She integrates AI tools like GPT-3, Copy.ai, and Jasper.ai in her work. Kenisha advises aspiring entrepreneurs to approach business with an open mind and to focus on progress over perfection. She enjoys exploring the arts, particularly music, and can be reached via her website, LinkedIn, email, and Instagram.
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Introduction and Initial Setup 0:07
Kenisha’s Background and Early Life 5:20
Transition to Marketing and Business 7:17
Leadership and Personal Insights 11:28
AI in Marketing and Business Growth 14:04
Daily Routine and Personal Interests 16:41
Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 24:01
Final Thoughts and Contact Information 24:15
In this episode, the Mamas confess about the struggle of teaching kids good hygiene. Because baby! Keeping the house clean and dealing with ashy, stinky bodies is tough — and […]
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