Bet On Yourself, Sis! cover art

Bet On Yourself, Sis!

Bet On Yourself, Sis!

By: Jasmine Gary
Listen for free

Season's Savings | £0.99/mo for 3 months

£5.99/mo after 3 months - terms apply. Cancel monthly

What happens when Black women stop playing small and bet on themselves?

Bet On Yourself, Sis! is a podcast hosted by Jasmine Gary, entrepreneur and founder of Pink Lady Productions, featuring honest interviews with Black women entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and therapists who are building boldly and living authentically.

Each episode delivers real talk, success stories, and actionable strategies — including honest conversations about mental health, rejection, purpose, and what it actually takes to show up for yourself and your vision.

You are the investment. This is your reminder.

All rights reserved.
Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Personal Development Personal Success Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Redefining Wellness for Black Women Entrepreneurs with Zikea McCurdie
    Oct 14 2026

    What does wellness mean to you? Is it just something you hear white people talking about on social media? Or is it about living a fulfilling and healthy life? If you have no idea, that’s cool too, because on this episode of Bet On Yourself, Sis!, my guest Zikea McCurdie drops all the gems you need to get you started on your wellness journey today. Zikea is a health coach and wellness advocate, and in this conversation, she discusses the multifaceted nature of wellness.

    Zikea highlights the importance of access to wellness resources, the various dimensions of wellness, and the significance of social connections. Our discussion aims to empower Black Women Entrepreneurs, to embrace our unique wellness journeys and prioritize ourselves.

    Together, we explore the journey of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of maintaining curiosity and childlike wonder. We discuss the challenges faced by Black Women Entrepreneurs, including mindset shifts related to scarcity and control. We also highlight the necessity of being adaptable and open to pivots in your career, while stressing the importance of self-investment and wellness. Ultimately, we encourage you to prioritize your own needs and dreams as you navigate your entrepreneurship.


    We talk:

    3:13 - Understanding wellness beyond stereotypes

    12:02 - Mindfulness and being present

    26:56 - Embracing curiosity and childlike wonder

    32:52 - Navigating challenges in entrepreneurship

    45:09 - The power of the pivot

    50:32 - Investing in yourself as a Black Woman Entrepreneur


    Takeaways for Black Women Entrepreneurs and Business Owners:

    1. "Be where your feet are."
    2. "Curiosity drives entrepreneurship."
    3. "Scarcity mindset holds us back."
    4. "Don't be afraid of the pivot."
    5. "Baby steps are still progress."


    Bet On Your Community, Sis!

    Connect with Zikea! - IG @doseofvitamin.z - LinkedIn @zikeamccurdie

    Connect with Pink Lady! - IG @pinkladyprod - Tik Tok @pinkladyprod - LinkedIn @pinkladyprod

    Follow Bet On Yourself, Sis! on social media - IG @betonyourselfsis - Tik Tok @betonyourselfsis - YouTube @betonyourselfsis


    Show More Show Less
    52 mins
  • Reputation and Relationships: Keys for Black Women Entrepreneurs with Eboni Price
    Sep 30 2026

    Depending on others is an important part of life, personal and professional. The problem is that many people have a one-sided point-of-view. They network to see what you can do for them, instead of building a mutually beneficial relationship. And, that is just one key that we talk about in this episode of Bet On Yourself, Sis!, so I hope you caught it! Today I sit down with director, writer, and producer, Eboni Price.

    In this conversation, Eboni shares her journey in the entertainment industry, and how she balances it all. She emphasizes the importance of networking, discipline, and professionalism, and she provides valuable guidance for aspiring creatives navigating the industry. She discusses her experiences in both independent and studio filmmaking, the challenges of the starving artist mindset, and the necessity of setting boundaries to avoid burnout.

    Eboni and I explore the challenges and joys of creativity, the significance of mental health, and the need to harmonize work with self-care. Eboni also highlights her work and the creation of the film 'Hard', highlighting the importance of storytelling and representation in media.


    We talk:

    06:51 - The starving artist mindset

    19:40 - Discipline and boundaries in creative work

    25:40 - Finding balance and avoiding burnout

    33:20 - Navigating entrepreneurship

    48:12 - Creating 'Hard': A personal journey


    Episode References:

    On The Set Camp

    42 (2013)

    Bad Robot

    Shondaland

    D. Stevens

    Dawn Gilliam

    Noelle Green

    John Singleton



    Connect with Eboni! - IG @willfilm4food - LinkedIn @eboni-p - Website willfilm4food.com

    Connect with Pink Lady! - IG @pinkladyprod - Tik Tok @pinkladyprod - LinkedIn @pinkladyprod

    Follow Bet On Yourself, Sis! on social media - IG @betonyourselfsis - Tik Tok @betonyourselfsis - YouTube @betonyourselfsis

    Show More Show Less
    1 hr
  • Building Confidence Through Authenticity and Visibility with Denese Longsworth
    Sep 16 2026

    This episode is for you. You have that idea on your mind, but you’re letting what you don’t have get in the way of what you could have. You feel fear, doubt, and all the other things holding you back. And, you just need that bit of encouragement. Well, here it is! In this episode of Bet On Yourself, Sis!, I sit down with Denese Longsworth and we discuss the importance of asking for help, building visibility, and fostering community engagement. Denese is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, creator of community, podcast producer, voice over artist and public speaker.

    In this episode, Denese shares her journey in both navigating the podcasting industry and creating her own social work agency. She highlights the importance of community, collaboration, and support among Women of Color. And, she discusses her experiences and challenges in creating Podcasters of New Jersey and the PODWORK Virtual Summit.

    Denese and I emphasize the value of relationships and the lessons learned from rejections, ultimately advocating for supportive communities that foster growth and empowerment. We explore how to build confidence through authenticity, embrace your unique journey, and prioritize your well-being while pursuing your goals.


    We talk:

    09:04 - The importance of asking for help

    11:58 - The role of community in growth

    21:10 - The value of relationships in entrepreneurship

    34:58 - Visibility and community engagement

    40:31 - Building confidence through authenticity

    54:19 - Entrepreneurship: responsibility and freedom


    Episode References:

    Ann Smith

    Danielle Desir Corbett

    ABF Creative

    Shirlz Rejouis

    Black Podcasters Association

    Afros & Audio

    Dissecting Your Perspective

    Evergreen Podcasts

    Building Confidence and Success Through Affirmations with Deandre Raquel Bacon

    Black with Benefits

    Discovering Your Calling through Connection and Resilience with Erin Pompa

    From Dream Job to Dream Life: A Cannabis Journey with Lucille Verde


    Connect with Denese! - IG @deneseduran82 - LinkedIn @deneselongsworth

    Connect with Pink Lady! - IG @pinkladyprod - Tik Tok @pinkladyprod - LinkedIn @pinkladyprod

    Follow Bet On Yourself, Sis! on social media - IG @betonyourselfsis - Tik Tok @betonyourselfsis - YouTube @betonyourselfsis


    Show More Show Less
    1 hr and 8 mins
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
No reviews yet