Jackie Aina

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#9 Mo Gawdat

The most fascinating conversation I had in a long time with Dr.Happy Mo Gawdat! We covered so many topics from, the relationship between spirituality and happiness, feminine and masculine energy, the happiness equation, how to identify your stress triggers to bring calm and tranq ...  Show more

Noor Stars

#1 YouTuber in the Middle East, incredible businesswoman, inspiration, singer, fellow Iraqi and one of my dearest friends, @Noorstars sat down with me for an episode of my podcast show with Love, Mona. ❤️We talked about her incredible life journey from being a refugee to the bigg ...  Show more

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Jackie Aina: Evolving With The Times + The Pay Gap Between Black and Non-Black Creators
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This week on PB, the girls are getting down to business with Youtube legend and business-owner, Jackie Aina. As a black creator and entrepreneur, Jackie gives her unique perspective on the pay gap between black and non-black creators, encouraging creators to advocate for not only ...  Show more

CC Flashback: Jackie Aina
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We’re gearing up for a brand new podcast on the creator economy! So in the meantime, check out this past interview from our very first season of Creative Conversation in 2018 with YouTube beauty guru Jackie Aina. 

Jackie Aina on Building an Engaged Following and Longevity in Social Media
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Do you want to build a long-term career on social media? Are you struggling with differentiating your content on each platform? With over a decade of experience, Jackie Aina, a digital creator and the founder of Forvr Mood has mastered her approach to social media and keeping eng ...  Show more

Ep 43: How To Turn Rejection Into Redirection
Untempered

In this powerful episode I sit down with the multifaceted and magnetic Rhea Jacobs—entrepreneur, content creator, model, and beauty ambassador—to talk about the layers beneath the surface. This conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt like they had to “perform” for acceptance. ...  Show more