Hope Giselle Wants Accomplices, Not Allies
Hope Giselle joins us to talk about her incredible journey to becoming a sought-after activist and speaker. Hope began her advocacy work fighting for inclusion and access for herself as […]
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Episode 117 featuring Tiara Walton…
She was number one. Not in her city. Not in her state. In the world. And she gave it all up for her purpose.
Tiara Walton, who use to go by Mizhani, had the money, the title, the fame — everything the world told her to want. But there was still a void.
In this episode, Tiara sits down with B. Simone and gets completely transparent about what it really looks like to leave a life behind, give it to God, and rebuild from scratch.
They talk about the moment everything shifted, what she had to let go of, and why choosing Christ cost her more than most people will ever understand — and why she’d do it again.
This episode is for the woman who knows deep down she’s living the wrong life and is scared to leave it.
You’re not alone. And it’s not too late.
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Hope Giselle joins us to talk about her incredible journey to becoming a sought-after activist and speaker. Hope began her advocacy work fighting for inclusion and access for herself as […]
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