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BOSS Spotlight: Kimberly Jones "CEO of Spiritually Provoked"

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Kimberly Jones born and raised in Southern California.  She is an Activist, Philanthropist, Wife, Mother, Sister, Friend, President of 5th Amendment Entertainment, VP of Blood Money Entertainment, and Founder and CEO of Spiritually Provoked. Spiritually Provoked is a celebration of one’s journey in discovering the pleasures of self worth, the power of prayer and finding that inner peace when balancing life’s most taxing roles. Our spiritual journeys resonate with us. Clarify your life and understand your own compass for where you want to go and who you want to be. 1. What were some obstacles that you faced in the beginning process of starting your business or career? Some of the obstacles that I faced in starting my business was fear and putting everyone else’s wants and needs before mine. I would put so much time into taking care of others, I never really had time to stop and focus on starting my business. I absolutely knew that God was calling me to do great things in my l

BOSS Spotlight: Sharice Bradford "Certified Life Strategist"

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Coach Sharice is a Certified Life Strategist who also has a doctorate in Counseling Psychology.  Her work is centered around helping women to recover, rediscover and redefine their lives through transformation, empowerment and a focus on wellness.  She is a teacher, speaker, facilitator and author. 1.   What are some obstacles that you faced in the beginning process of starting your business or career? My biggest obstacle in starting my own business was myself.  Fear of failure, fear of success, fear.  And for many years, I let fear hold me back from starting my business.  I was afraid to fail, I was afraid to try.  Once I overcame my fears and relied on my faith and the abilities I had, I was able to overcome the obstacles.  So this year I decided to finally step out of faith and make things happen.  After several years I finally put a plan into action, left my 9-5 and started working for myself.  While there have been some minor challenges, I can say that it was the best decisi