Hosted by LaKisa Taylor-Allston · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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LaKisa Taylor-Allston, Realtor and Entrepreneur along with her marriagepeneur friends; husband and wives who are in business together or self/employed entrepreneurs are discussing how they navigate marriage and entrepreneurship. Join these ladies and their guest as they navigate entrepreneurship, marriage, managing business with their partners and more. While you will primarily hear from the wives, the husbands are close by and will chime in here and there.
LaKisa Taylor-Allston hosts The Marriagepreneurs, a business show with 24 episodes published.
If you’ve been following the Make Money Marriage Challenge, you already know — this is where things get real. This is where couples stop surviving and start strategizing . A marriage without a shared vision is like a bus
Welcome back to the Marriagepreneur Podcast — the space where faith meets partnership, purpose meets passion, and legacy becomes a lifestyle. I’m your host, LaKisa Taylor-Allston, and today we’re diving into a topic that
Sharing another personal story on my God-parents. Two people who helped to shape my life and showed me leadership in marriage and business by pouring into their community.
LaKisa Taylor-Allston invites entrepreneurial couples to join The Marriagepreneur Village and shares the goals and objectives for the village. This explanation should help answer questions and hopefully allow you to feel
Tune in for a conversation with Sean Ledbetter who is an entrepreneurial marriage with Author Kinte Ledbetter. Sean is a realtor, contractor, property manager, investor and more. He shares on his personal views of being
I was talking with Coach Joe Stoddard — someone who has poured into me, challenged me, and stretched my thinking in ways I didn’t even know I needed. And in the middle of our conversation, he stopped and asked me: “LaKis
Power struggles aren’t really about power. They’re about fear, control, and unmet needs. A power struggle happens when: You’re both trying to be heardYou’re both trying to protect yourselvesYou’re both trying to avoid vu
If you want to build wealth, you must first learn how to build well. Wealth is not just money, its structure. Wealth is unity. Wealth is vision. Wealth is communication. Wealth is systems. Wealth is partnership. And this
Sharing a personal story about losing my grandparents and how it defined m mindset on love and legacy. - LaKisa Taylor-Allston
Purpose. Partnership. Prosperity. Three words that sound simple… but when you understand them, align with them, and live them out, they transform everything — your marriage, your mindset, your money, and your mission. Le
Government shutdowns. DEI downsizing. Corporate restructuring. Private companies cutting budgets, cutting staff, and cutting entire departments. And the question we’re exploring today is simple but powerful: “What does a
“Do you have an entrepreneurial mindset?” Not — do you have a business. Not — do you have a brand. Not — do you have a product. But do you have the mindset required to build, grow, and sustain something bigger than you?
“Do you have a marriage mindset?” Not — do you want to be married. Not — do you love your spouse. Not — do you enjoy companionship. But do you have the mindset required to build, sustain, and thrive in marriage? Let’s ge
“Don’t lose your marriage for your business, nor your business for your marriage.” This is a real tension. A real struggle. A real balancing act. And if you’re not intentional, you can end up sacrificing the very thing G
Welcome back to the Marriagepreneur Podcast — the space where faith meets purpose, partnership meets strategy, and legacy becomes a lifestyle. I’m your host, LaKisa B. Taylor, and today we’re diving into a topic that eve
Welcome back to the Marriagepreneur Podcast — the space where faith meets partnership, purpose meets alignment, and legacy becomes a lifestyle. I’m your host, LaKisa B. Taylor, and today we’re diving into a topic that so
Welcome to the Marriagepreneurs Podcast created by LaKisa Taylor-Allston. In today's episode, I further discuss the definition of a marriagepreneur, what it looks like in a real marriage and share on experiences from my
LaKisa Taylor-Allston is ready to bring back the Marriagepreneurs. This short welcome video will catch the audience up with the revamped series and listeners can look for new episodes each Monday.
Moderated by Anikka Stokes; LaKisa 's husband Amu Allston and Kara's husband Kyle Curry join in to discuss the labels that people put on who work together.
LaKisa Taylor-Allston, Kara Curry and Anikka Stokes discussed whether or not they would do reality TV and how they feel it would impact their business and their marriages. The discussion also leads to the effects of soci
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