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This episode explores the deeper connections necessary for business success and legacy building within the Black and African business community.

Most business owners think their biggest hurdle is capital, but the truth is often deeper: it’s a connection problem. In this episode of the Black Business Live Podcast , host Tolu Akindunni sits down with Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew , CEO of Soulstice Consultancy, to peel back the layers of what it truly takes to lead and last. Moving far beyond surface-level networking, Dr. Froswa’ challenges us to look at relationships as our most valuable currency. From the heavy reality of being the "only" Black woman in a corporate boardroom to the grounding, intergenerational wisdom found on a front porch, this conversation is an invitation to do the "deep work." It’s a roadmap for the Black and African business community to move past the daily hustle and start building a legacy that survives (and thrives!) long after we’ve stepped away from the desk. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why "favor capital" and "informational capital" are the hidden engines of business growth. How to navigate the weight of collective representation without losing your authentic self. Why you don’t need a million-dollar check to change your community. The vital importance of intentional mentorship and passing the torch…

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