Watch Me Learn How to Pole Dance

Angela gives a tour of her new home in a brand new state. She gives a deep dive on what she has been up to including buying her first house, why she left NY, new business ventures, and more.

As a busy mompreneur, Angela uses one simple hack to maintain her healthy vegan lifestyle. Angela introduces us to her personal chef, Chef Guru, who cooks up a full day’s worth of Angela’s favorite vegan meals.

Meet SJ’s godfather, Charles Johnson. Angela and Charles’s sons have the unfortunate commonality of losing a parent. Angela and Charles discuss parenting through grief.

Angela and her close friend, Charles Johnson discuss everything from Angela’s pregnancy story to the black maternal health crisis.

The Brazilian Butt Lift is one of the fastest growing plastic surgeries and is a current hot topic because it is also one of the most dangerous. Angela is not opposed to a nip tuck, but as a self-love advocate she shows her audience how to build and/or maintain that BBL via an intense home workout routine with her trainer.

Angela loves trying new workouts and she is determined to learn how to dance, so she decides to give pole dancing a try.

Angela invites her full glam squad to help her get dolled up for brunch. From an in-depth makeup routine to sexy hair and dresses, Angela’s team gives an exclusive look into what it’s like to get ready with Angela.

Angela loves fashion, so as a mompreneur who is constantly on the move one of her favorite luxuries is to work with a stylist to keep her in the cutest outfits no matter the occasion. From business meetings to photoshoots, Angela and her stylist Shanelle show what a full week of fashion looks like.

Angela has struggled with anxiety for years, but thanks to her mental health reset routine she is able to bring herself back to a place of serenity. She discusses her history with anxiety and how she takes care of her mental health. We meet her spiritual coach Life Wave as she takes us through various modalities including various herbs she takes, sound therapy, crystals, meditation, drinking tea, and journaling with black-owned products from the Aspire MRKTPLC.

It is no secret that black-owned businesses are often underfunded and denied adequate capital. Even Mahisha Dellinger had to start Curls with $30,000 of her personal savings after being denied a small business loan regardless of great credit. Mahisha and Angela discuss various ways to fund your business as 2 Aspire Marketplace businesses participate in a mock pitch competition.