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Live Life Your Way - Beyond Your Potential! BEYOND POTENTIAL RADIO PODCAST ARCHIVE

Beyond Potential is about life and all the facets that makes up our lives. Releasing labels and being courageous. Realizing that there is no such thing as failure. What we value and the laws that we are creating about ourselves. Her many topics will include: success, career, freedom, full self-expression, power, wants, needs and desires, risks, love, fun, courage and more. Listeners will provide a major contribution; listeners’ questions and comments can turn the show on its heels via sharing, informing, laughing their butts off, and even sometimes being moved to tears. Tune in each week to discover your best life!

Noreen Sumpter is a Personal Life Coach and the creator of the Live Life Your Way program who now calls herself, The Potentiator. She believes that all of her clients have gifts, talents, high self-esteem, and confidence and through her work she helps them realize how to own their voices, speak their truths and live their best lives.

2019/08/20 – You Have To Be Able To Kick Some Arse Because Your Life Depends On It

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Live Life Your Way!.
 
[EPISODE] You Have To Be Able To Kick Some Arse Because Your Life Depends On It

Join Noreen Sumpter this week as she mashes it up with Thom Schuchaskie about fighting, women and self-defense.

There is a need for women to not only protect themselves mentally and emotionally but also physically.

Self-defense is being able to protect yourself and fight, being able to stand up for yourself and recognize when there is a creepy person that is doing manipulative plays and behaving in ways which can catch you off guard where you could be harmed.

Segment 1: 

Noreen recaps her week back after being in London. She says she’s been relaxing for the most part and doing what she loves to do. Noreen then introduces her guest Thom Schuchaskie, who teaches self-defense and runs a primitive and wilderness awareness school. He’s been involved with martial arts in twenty-five years. He’s been spans of time in the forest living off of the land and foraging. Thom talks about the importance of being aware of these wilderness skills. He then goes into his background, which initially began with modeling for companies such as Armani. He transitioned then into self-defense programs and teaching kids. 

Segment 2: 

Thom then ventured to Kenya after being a stay at home dad for a number of years. He learned a lot while he was in Kenya, especially about being aware of your surroundings. When he got back to NYC, he went into tracking school where he learned more about avoiding danger. Noreen met Thom at a Yelp event and they connected on the aspect of self-defense for women. Thom talks about the aspect of control and violence that comes with the aspect of fighting. Thom says that he avoids these actions and works to teach people to end fighting as quickly as possible and get out of the situation. 

Thom got into teaching women when he had his daughter and did some reading about protection. He also takes his teaching everyday life in social interactions and having safe relationships with people. He has seen that men are told to be the aggressor in the situation, while women haven’t and this can leave them with a lack of power in situations with men. He works to teach women to be more aggressive and avoid being a target. This needs to start with teachings kids at a young age about these values. One important aspect of this is demonstrating the value of “no” and that it really means “no” when people say it.

Segment 3: 

Noreen continues her conversation with Thom about self-defense and shares a personal story about one of his students. Thom talks about the importance of “No” and the fact that we need to learn to say it and move along. Thom continues the conversation by talking about the things that women can do to protect themselves and the fact that it’s still going on today. Noreen and Thom talk about what is and what isn’t an “accident” in public spaces, and Thom continues on having mental and physical confidence. He talks about the actual stances anyone can take in an effort to use self-defense.

Segment 4: 

Thom explains to Noreen that self-defense needs to come from a place of love. Love for yourself and those who care about you. Thom brings back the recurring concept of awareness as self-defense. Thom recalls a story about his daughter. She was on the bus and a fight broke out. His daughter knew that she had to get away from the fight, the fight resulted in knife wounds. Noreen recalls a story about when a man next to the entrance to a building showed her a hypodermic needle.  Noreen says she responded strongly and got away from the situation. Thom talks about how being able to confidently say ‘no’ is important. Most assault and rape comes from someone you know, so learning to say know, especially when it’s socially difficult, is important. In2it is the name of Thom’s business.

2019/08/13 – Back From Britain

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[EPISODE] Back From Britain

Noreen is back from her vacation in Britain. Tune in and listen! 

She will share what she discovered while she was away, and update you on the latest in her life.

Segment 1: 

Noreen starts by talking about the great time she had in London. She unplugged and slept in, which she said was a great and relaxing feeling. The purpose for her going to London was to celebrate her mother’s 90th birthday. She says it was great to spend time with family. The only negative experience was her flight with Norwegian Airlines. Noreen details a fun experience she had with one of the kids in her family, named Storm. She was also able to reconnect with some of her close friends that she hadn’t seen in around 40 years.

Segment 2: 

Noreen compares the New York and London subway environment. She says that New York has a much more lively and energetic vibe. Noreen also jokes about the New York smell that hits you the second you get back to the city. She compares the laws in England and the US, specifically regarding the safety of citizens. She uses biker safety as an example where there is some discrepancy, in that it seems England takes more of a “people first” approach. She then talks about some of the different cultural food and music experiences she had when she was in London.

Segment 3: 

Noreen says that this trip made her realize that she needs to travel more frequently. Her business has trapped her with clients and meetings and she wants to get to a point in her life where she can separate her personal life from her business. She wants to create memories and have more fun experiences with family and friends. Noreen then switches gears to talk about England’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson. From what she saw is that most people don’t like Boris. Even though she had an amazing time in London, she says she’s glad to be back in New York. 

Segment 4: 

Noreen brings it back by talking about the food in London. She says that the food like meat and vegetables taste cleaner and fresher than in New York. This is due to the fact that it’s less processed over there. She then talks about some of the culture shocks she had when she came back to New York. Noreen says that the people in London look a lot prettier than they did when she lived there. This weekend as Noreen came back to New York she went to Sundae Sermon hosted by previous guest DJ Stormin Norman. 

2019/07/23 – From Uzbekistan To New York

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[EPISODE] From Uzbekistan To New York 

Uzbekistan. Where is it, what kinds of people live there. What brings them to NY. Join me tonight as I speak with Shakhlo Makhmudova who is new in NY she will tell you why.

Segment #1:

Tonight on the show Noreen greets us with the weight and the importance of family as one ages. Noreen introduces her guest Shakhlo Makhmudova and tells how they came to know each other at a networking event. Shakhlo found a pull to New York through her interest in culture and developed education system. On top of that, close friends in New York made the option all the more attractive.

Segment #2:

Returning to the show Shakhlo regales us with stories of Uzbekistan’s subway system sans rats. The two of them speak on Shakhlo’s experience moving here. Shakhlo hadn’t felt totally natural in Uzbekistan, though that wasn’t fixed overnight after moving to New York. She feels that moving here has made her more independent. Shakhlo’s finds difficulty completely relating and translating her experiences into Russian when talking to her friends and family.

Segment #3:

Noreen talks about her experience of traveling to the US from England. She talks about the difference in immigrating to this country back then compared to the present day. Although she doesn’t know what it’s like to be an immigrant today, she does sympathize with the struggles that they are facing. Shakhlo talks about what she wants for herself in the US. She wants to have a fulfilling career, start a family and travel. She then tells Noreen what advice she would give to children in Uzbekistan. She believes that it’s crucial to build up as many skills as possible and always ask questions. Chaklao felt she needed to get out of Uzbekistan and not fall into the cultural norms. Noreen talks about growing up in NYC and forcing herself to break away from her parent’s advice.

Segment #4:

Shakhlo talks about the different types of foods that are common in Uzbekistan including kebabs and where you can find Uzbek food in New York City. Noreen talks about how you can get food from all over the world in New York City and her dislike for shrimp. Shakhlo talks about not regretting move to New York and how she loves the energy and opportunities that come with living here. She talks about the doubts and challenges people tried to tell her about before she moved and how she wanted to still do it anyway. Noreen and Shakhlo talk about learning different languages and English being a difficult one to learn. 

2019/07/16 – DJ Stormin’ Norman and Sundae Sermon

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[EPISODE] DJ Stormin’ Norman 

Join Noreen as she mashes up the place with DJ Stormin’ Norman on Tuesday on Beyond Potential: Live Life Your Way.

DJ Stormin’ Norman originally hails from East London, UK and is now a resident of Harlem, USA. In the 90’s, he was part of a groundbreaking DJ collective who brought the Thunderstorm Mix on WBLS 107.5FM NYC, introducing live mixing to daytime radio, previously reserved for weekend nights broadcasted from night-clubs, setting a new precedent in national radio.

For over 20 years, he’s played major New York clubs, exclusive downtown spots, elite private events and world tours. Currently, DJ produces the most anticipated event of the Summer season in New York City- Sundae Sermon, bringing thousands of attendees together in Harlem parks… termed by many “the Woodstock of Harlem”.

Continuing his brand, DJ Stormin’ Norman hosts his own show entitled Sundae Sermon Radio on WHCR 90.3fm, has a record label (Sundae Sermon Recordings), and for 2015 the not-for-profit Sundae Sermon Foundation. DJ Stormin’ Norman is also the DJ resident of Marcus Samuelsson’s Red Rooster in Harlem.

Segment #1:

Noreen greets our guest and immediately dives into Norman’s early life in East London. Norman worked his way through education through acting school at Iona, but soon found himself totally preoccupied with Djing. The two of them speak on the pressures of notoriety and celebrity life. Through Djing Norman ran into Idris Elba.

Segment #2:

The DJ lifestyle kept Norman occupied until a sudden loss of inspiration for Norman. From here Norman transferred to a career in real estate. Norman goes into how he was able to continue playing at his home. His neighbors loved it. With his rekindled enthusiasm for music Norman decided to get back to Djing. Norman speaks on Sundae Sermon and Noreen weighs in expressing the familial quality this party carries with it. A glimpse into the club kid scene from Norman as he recounts his earlier club experiences leaves us before commercial.

Segment #3:

Norman continues to talk about the evolution of Sundae Sermon. Norman loves the impact that this event has on the people that come and the light that it brings to their lives. Noreen went for the first time recently and said she loved it. Sundae Sermon is now at St. Nicholas Park, but Norman believes that soon they will need to change locations and find a bigger space. While this may move the show out of Harlem he says it’s necessary when something grows so much. Norman talks about how the digitalization of music has changed the industry, especially with the spread of house and disco music. Norman especially loves these genres of music because there are no rules to the dancing, you just do whatever your body tells you. 

Segment #4:

Norman gives detail about the only Sundae Sermon of the year which will occur on August 11th from 1-6 P.M. at St. Nicholas Park in Harlem. Norman then talks about his massive record collection and how the art of record collecting and using records for DJ’ing has decreased over the years. This has completely changed the culture of DJ’ing and clubbing and made it more one dimensional. Noreen asks Norman about the possibility of him creating a documentary about DJ’s. He says that he’s been in multiple focusing on the history of dance and hip-hop music. 

 

2019/07/09 – Surf Your Mind 

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[EPISODE] Surf Your Mind 

Join Noreen Sumpter as she mashes it up with the Founder and Creative Director of Seymour Projects, Melissa Unger.

The SEYMOUR+ space. Melissa leverages her experience and one of her many goals is to nurture human consciousness in a world increasingly dominated by technology. Melissa’s years of collaborating with artists, forward-thinkers, and leading minds from a wide range of creative fields coupled with a decade of research have afforded Melissa unique insights that she strives to communicate in an innovative and impactful manner.

Via Seymour Projects and all of her work, she endeavors to leverage creative ideas and concepts to effect positive social change, promote social cohesion, empower and inspire.

Segment #1:

Noreen starts the show by introducing her guest Melissa Unger, Founder and Creative Director of Seymour Projects. They talk about the first time they met at a coffee shop in Brooklyn and the instant connection they had. Melissa goes into her diverse resume and the different creative projects she’s been involved with, including production management of music videos for heavy metal bands. Both Noreen and Melissa talk about having careers that haven’t gone in a straight line.

Segment #2:

Melissa fights back against the negative stigma of being an english major and how her studies helped her going forward in her life. Melissa talks about goofing off in school and that she felt she was too young to be going to college at the time. Noreen discusses her own experience in college in the U.S. They relate their college experiences to how they both think outside the box and felt restricted by testing; Melissa describes it as 360-degree thinking. Noreen feels that school was a form of domestication and that they were treated like robots. They both agree that the creation of the internet has combated this problem and allowed people to think more freely.

Segment #3:

Melissa talks about how she started the Seymour Projects after working on movie sets and after working for an animation company. She explains how during this time she came into contact with Harvard University’s Project Zero and how this sparked her desire to use creativity to enact change. She chronicles how she decided to go to school to pursue her Masters, but ultimately left to start work and how in her mid-40s she decided she was tired of working for others and decided to create the Seymour Projects, which is named after her father. Melissa talks about the influence her father had on her and how his personality has influenced the core elements of the project. She talks about the different jobs she had, her work in Paris and how going to France was the first time she took control of her own destiny.

Segment #4:

Melissa talks about knowing from very early on that money does not create happiness and how she wanted more freedom with non-profits. She talks about it being important for people finding their path to realize that who they are and their priorities change from decade to decade and to take stock with each decade.  She talks about how when she came back from Paris she wanted to lean back and let things come to her rather than lean in and want it right away. Noreen and Melissa talk about women discussing their ages and the taboo that surrounds it and at what ages they feel like they became their person.

 

 

2019/07/02 – Fashion and Working Hard

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[EPISODE] Fashion and Working Hard

Join as Noreen mashes it up with Giannie Couji. She is an artist, model and cursor of an awesome art magazine that is published a few times per year.  She is very creative and in touch with a series of people that you only know if you are in the scene.

Learn about what brings art alive on the pages of her magazine.

Segment 1

Noreen starts off by explaining that if you have a plan in life, you don’t potentially need to follow that plan. Life is all about experiencing new journeys and in our life she wants people to know that life is not static. We should look at life as your always growing and shifting to achieving new goals. Noreen than gives a background story on how she met Giannie Couji. Noreen and Giannie met through a mutual friend name Phaedra at her dinner party. Phaedra’s dinner party was full of fashionable, artistic and creative friends. Giannie came to New York at the age of 17 and later lived in Paris for a year. Eventually she moved to London where she studied to be an accountant for 3 years.

At first, she wanted to become a dancer, but her mom wanted more for her daughter. Giannie became into fashion through her friend name fefe who introduced her to another friend who is a fashion editor. A fashion editor is a person who studies magazines, which is different from a fashion stylist because a fashion stylist is a person who styles celebrities. She then explains how her mother made her an independent woman and how she later moved out and became a waitress to start her fashion career. She developed an internship in fashion and she was the first in charge to return the clothes from the shoot. This means she was in charge of the room that was full of clothes and returned them to the PR people. She managed clothes roughly around 100 people and she had to return the clothes within 2 weeks.

Segment 2

Giannie then became an apprentice for 6 weeks and later stayed with that career for 3 years. She learned that fashion is not all about beauty, it’s more of labor. Giannie and Noreen talk about the history of fashion and Giannie believes that Europeans have more experience in fashion than Americans. They are less uptight than  Americans and Americans spend more money on clothes than Europeans. When she worked in the fashion industry, she noticed that everyone would wear the same clothes, but in America we spend more money on clothes than we need to.

The inspiration for starting her magazine was to be the first black girl to create a magazine full of multicultural topics. Giannie has a wonderful team that helps her create these magazines and it wasn’t hard for her to start her magazine. She knew who she wanted to work with and she knew what she wanted to talk about in her magazines. Giannie creates two magazines a year and she realized in order for her to be successful in her career she needed to overcome her shyness.

Segment 3

Giannie talks about the differences between who she is today and who she was with the early issues of her magazine and how she has grown during the time. She talks about the struggles of functioning a magazine, including getting advertisers. Giannie explains how she finds her artists for her magazine and how she uses Instagram to dofind them. Noreen and Giannie talk about Giannie’s eye for art and how her magazine has helped her to become more detailed. Giannie talks about who she would love to have in the magazine including Cicely Tyson and Nelson Mandela.

Segment 4

Giannie explains how she came up with the name Ubikwist for her magazine.  She explains how to find her magazine on ubikwistmag.com and on Instagram and iTunes. Giannie talks about what she looks for in an intern and how people she works with need to have good energy. She talks about how her mother still thinks she’s crazy for pursuing a career in fashion but it overall proud of her. Noreen asks Giannie if she’s happy with her choices and Giannie talks about some of the feedback she gets about the magazine.

2019/06/18 – Recruiting and Getting A Job

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[EPISODE] Recruiting and Getting A Job

There are approximately 2.3 million jobs available. Join Noreen as she mashes it up with Teamika Jeffrey, a recruiter from Leslie Silver and Associates.

Find out what companies are up to today in the employment world. Listen as Teamika shares her story.

Segment 1:

Noreen begins the show by talking about her adventures on the subway, and introduces her guest, Teamika Jeffrey. Teamika talks about her background in writing business plans, working as an executive assistant, and beginning to build her own brand while dealing with people. She continues about why she is passionate about recruiting, and finding the perfect person for the right career. Teamika talks about her process of finding a match for the individual and the act of resume writing. Teamika explains how she guides an individual to finding what they actually enjoy.

Segment 2:

Noreen and Teamika talk about longevity in jobs, part-time jobs and what should actually be on your resume. Teamika shares that she would put a part-time job on a resume to show that she has a passion on the side. Teamika goes back to longevity in a company and that it may not be very beneficial to stay at a job for over 10 years. Noreen takes a caller that also hires people, and the caller talks about how she looks at several resumes. Leslie Silver, the woman who hired Teamika, is the next caller and discusses how she hires people. Leslie says that energy, communication, and work ethic are the things that get people in, and how the millennial generation is changing the job market.

Segment 3:

Noreen returns to Leslie Silver’s call on the subject of cost of company to hire/purchase a new staff member from Teamika’s company. Teamika’s company takes care to finding quality candidates and members for hire as they do not get paid if the candidate is not a good fit and doesn’t stay. Teamika shares insight to the key of impressions and good communication when interviewing. The three talk of workers returning to the working world to pursue the careers they originally wanted but possibly couldn’t achieve.

 

Noreen introduces the topic of age and how that may affect the hiring process. Teamika talks on the subject of learning how to interview rather than preaching the resume. Teamika speaks on the hard question of “tell me about yourself”. Research on a job is more than just googling the company, rather looking up secondary information like press releases, mission statement, etc. Noreen and Teamika speak on the key qualities of an attractive candidate.

Segment 4:

Noreen returns with the topic of diversity in the workplace not just with race, but physical disabilities. Leslie brings up the critical dilemma of male personal assistants and how men have difficulty ordering men around. Teamika shifts the discussion to crucial information and nuances of structuring and crafting a resume. Noreen closes with a plug of Teamika’s communicative and service channels.

 

2019/06/11 – Sustainability in Fashion

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[EPISODE] Sustainability in Fashion

Join Noreen Sumpter on Beyond Potential: Live Life Your Way as Noreen talks about sustainability and fashion and what it means for all of us.

Segment 1

Noreen starts the shoe by bringing up her topic: sustainability. She brings up the millennial way of trying to reuse by selling things online. Noreen wonders about what is truly happening with our waste and our electronic waste. She continues about how we don’t know how much trash we use because we don’t see it. Noreen talks about various ways of sustainability like wearing clothes until they’re worn, thrifting, and getting change from recycling bottles. Noreen continues by going back to clothes and how extra clothes go to third-world countries.

Segment 2

Noreen continues her conversation about companies that are sustainable and starts with the pros and cons of Rent the Runway. Some of the various trends Noreen mentions is, going to the Buffalo Exchange, Freecylce, and even simple clothing swaps that women hold. Noreen continues about H&M, and what they do about waste, along with other big companies. She ponders about the fact that we could potentially never make another piece of clothing and we might be alright. Noreen talks more about recycling and sustainability, specifically speaking of baby clothes.

Segment 3

Noreen talks about being consistent with her radio show and how recycling is better so you won’t have to litter. She pays attention to what is going on around her and in other countries. Noreen believes everyone has enough clothes and we don’t need to continue buying new clothes if we’re not going to wear them. Noreen said when she was younger she made clothes when she didn’t have enough money. She doesn’t like shopping, but she does if she needs too. Noreen does not mind wearing the same clothes multiple times because no one will notice. If you have multiple clothes that you don’t wear you should give your clothes away to north face, timberlands, and goodwill. Earth911 gives out multiple resources where you can donate your clothes. There is multiple ways to recycle clothing, such as donating your clothes to the homeless. Most companies when you give your clothes back to them you will receive a coupon and if you give away old jeans it can be used for installation in your home. Reduce, Reuse and Recycle is the best way to go!

Segment 4

Noreen tells the listeners to do what you want to do in life. It’s all about the passion you have for your work and in order for you to have passion, you need to have a plan for yourself. You need to gather your ideas to make sure your work flourishes. Noreen says what happened today is a learning experience for her and that didn’t discourage her from continuing her radio show today. She then continued talking about recycling and if you want to recycle plastic bottles, make sure they are not contaminated because it won’t be recycled. Before you recycle anything make sure the product is washed. When Noreen went to other countries she noticed they were burning products, which is not healthy and can be harmful to the environment.  

2019/06/04 – The Ups and Downs of Being An Entrepreneur

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[EPISODE]  The Ups and Downs of Being An Entrepreneur

Fill your cup up with what you love. Join Noreen as she will be talking about being an entrepreneur.

The highlights, the ups and downs of it. Why is it important to love what one does when it come to their work? Join Noreen and mash it up as she shares about her life as a business person.

Find out why business is not for the squeamish and tell her about your world as an entrepreneur.

Segment 1

Noreen kicks off her show by talking about how grateful she is for the life she leads, and dives into how and why she wanted to become an entrepreneur. She talks about the ups and downs of success and the polar opposite–not making money. Noreen continues with the difference between having a regular full time job and working for yourself, and how that can mean taking a leap and trusting yourself.

Segment 2

Noreen continues her story by sharing how she was in real estate with solid pay, but wanted to become a life coach. Noreen continues about how the “universe” is truly how we view our own minds and the world. She continues on the importance of self care, and remembering to practice what you preach. Noreen takes a call from a listener, Rhonda, who talks about her experiences abroad in Senegal.

Segment 3

Noreen and Rhonda continue their conversation, and Rhonda talks about assimilating into a new culture, since she now lives in Senegal. Rhonda talks about coming from a different religion and raising a family in a different culture and learning to adapt. Rhonda shares a story about how her husband’s family questioned her religion and how it became part of her struggle. Rhonda also shares that she wrote a book about her experience.

Segment 4

Rhonda continues her story with Noreen asking her how she eventually got out of Senegal. Rhonda describes how she took an underground railroad and crossed three different borders to exit Senegal. Noreen invites Rhonda to come on her show in person, and jokes about her being a writer and how that contributes to not being concise. Noreen closes the show by talking about how life is a journey that is no easy feat

2019/05/28 – Get High

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[EPISODE] Get High

Join Noreen on Beyond Potential: Live Life Your Way as we lounge and get “high high high.”

We are upon a new frontier of weed, marijuana, & CBD. Join her as she mashes it up with Thomas Charpié, owner and found of BKLYN CBD.

Find out the benefits of CBD. It’s a billion-dollar business. Almost everyone is putting their money into it. Join Noreen and get high on a weed CBD discussion.

Segment 1:

Noreen starts off by explaining how her lovely afternoon went. She went to a luncheon earlier to learn about LinkedIn. Noreen had a beautiful luncheon where she met a lot of creative people who contributes to NYC. Thomas Charpié is from Switzerland and moved to New York when he was 10 years old. His dad was an attorney and his mom was a doctor. Unfortunately, him and his family had to start over. His mom went into the music industry and Thomas went to college. Thomas started his college career at Montrose College. After college, in 2008 he came back to NYC. Later,Thomas developed skills in finance and started a company called CBD. Initially, Thomas created an Instagram page full of bikinis and lingerie. From there he learned how to develop marketing and digital skills. Throughout his learning experience from marketing and digital, he created CBD, which was created last summer. CBD was started because of Thomas Charpié’s friend. His friend had a problem with sleeping so he developed CBD products to help people overcome their problems. CBD is a new way for people that are dealing with anxiety, stress or work can cope with their pain. It’s an eye opening product looking to expand throughout NYC. Thomas Chairpé wants to help people so that they can be better in life.

Segment 2:

Thomas Charpié explains how he got started with the business. He likes being able to help people that can’t sleep or have anxiety. CBD is the natural and better way for people dealing with those types of problems. Taking a CBD substance is better than taking a prescription drug. Thomas Charpié wants his company to expand, but it starts with the people of having an education about CBD. Some benefits of CBD is that it’s great for a lot of ailments such as anxiety, stress or having trouble sleeping. In addition, it’s a natural product that won’t have lifelong effects like how marijuana does. CBD only has about .3% of TC that won’t make you feel high like marijuana. Medical aspects of CBD changes people in a positive way by using oils or taking gummy’s to help them feel better.

Segment 3:

Noreen talks about how she started using CBD and how it helped her overcome her problems. She initially had a headache and when she took a gummy bear and a CBD oil substance by mouth, her headache was gone within 15 mins. The company CBD uses all types of oils such as MCT which is like coconut oil. You can put these oils in your food, but it’s best to intake alone. Thomas Charpié believes it’s the best time to be introduced to CBD rather prescriptive marijuana. It is said to be that other countries have a hold on CBD products and New York is late to being introduced to CBD. Other states such as Colorado or California have CBD products that come from there farms. In August, the New York Health department will start to find restaurants that will allow CBD products to be in their foods. If you put CBD into a vape your pain will go away a lot faster. Vaping is a new popular way to smoke around the world. At the moment, CBD stocks are progressively growing. Overtime, CBD will make an impact and more people will know about the company in the future.

Segment 4:

Noreen talks about her friend who is going to have surgery and wonders if the CBD will help her pain. Thomas Charpié explains the difference between the millimeters in the oils and how the oil works. In order for the oil to work, place half the tube into the bottle than place the tube under your tongue and swallow the oil. It should be ineffective within 15 mins. Thomas Charpié wants more people to know about his company, but it’s the lack of education is what causes people not to know about CBD. Coming to an end of the show, Noreen thanks Thomas Charpié for the CBD product she received because it helps makes her pain go away. Thomas Charpié wants his company to succeed by helping people overcome their problems, but we the people have to educate ourselves about the products.