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Ep 11. Moving Across the Country at 18, Not Going Straight to College, Becoming a Doula and Finding Yourself ft. Ariana Martinez: In today’s episode of The Real Reel podcast with Natalie Barbu, I interviewed a doula - Ariana Martinez.  We talk about her life, how she got to where she is today, and looked into the life of a doula! Ariana did not take the most “conventional” path right out of high school, but her adventures and unique journey have turned her into the special person that she is today. She has lived in North Carolina, California, and Chicago but made her way back home. She takes us through her life journey this far and shares some pivotal lessons she learned.We also dive into the business side of her career, from how she gets hired, to the services she provides, up until what she does after the birth. Listen in on this episode to hear her story and learn about the ins and outs of being a doula! Follow Ariana: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/a by The Real Reel

69 min listen

Ep 14. Starting a Consulting Company at 17, Conferences, and Her Own Product Line- What It Is Like Being an Entrepreneur in College ft. Hannah Ashton: Hi everyone! Welcome back to The Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu. This episode I interview a true entrepreneur, Hannah Ashton. When you look at Hannah's resume, you must think she is in her late twenties or even older. She has accomplished so much and is such a hard worker in everything she does. But nope, she just completed her freshman year of college at Belmont University. Hannah began making videos early on. She always had an entrepreneurial spirit. She then decided to begin her own consulting and coaching company at only 17 years old. And it was successful! She was coaching women of all different walks of life and ages. She also has a podcast, the Dream Achieve Podcast, and she just launched her first product- the Dream Achieve Workbook. I am so excited for you to hear Hannah's story. Her by The Real Reel

59 min listen

Ep 6. Being a YouTuber/Influencer in College, Dating Apps, and Dating Stories in LA ft. Tasha Farsaci: In today's episode, I interviewed a lifestyle and fashion YouTuber and Influencer- Tasha Farsaci. She is a 22 year old living in Los Angeles and goes to University of Southern California studying communications. We talk about her choice of moving to LA and going to college here and what it is like being a YouTuber while also being in school and her after-graduation plans. Plus, she shares some hilarious dating stories- or horror stories. She is very honest and open in this interview. It feels like just two friends catching up when you listen to this episode. Follow Tasha: @tasha (yup, it's just her name.)Tasha's YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/fiercelytasha" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_top">https://www.youtube.com/user/fiercelytasha</a>Where can you find us? IG: @therealreelpodcastPrivate Facebook Group: <a href="ht by The Real Reel

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Ep 2. What It is Really Like Moving Across the Country and Living in Los Angeles: Welcome to the Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu. In episode two, I bring on my best friend and college roommate- Ali Velas. Ali recently graduated from NC State with a degree in Fashion Merchandising. She was unhappy in her apartment leasing job after college and decided to pick up and move to Los Angeles, California. Her and her boyfriend moved in together and drove her car all the way across the country.We talk about how to make the decision to move, what it is really like moving, how to budget, planning a move, and what it is like to move to LA. The highs and lows and everything in between. This is the Real Reel. Follow Ali: @alivelas Where can you find us?Show Notes: https://www.therealreelpodcast.comIG: @therealreelpodcastPrivate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2271117656542941/--- Send in a vo by The Real Reel

52 min listen

Introducing: The Real Reel: Welcome to The Real Reel, where influencer, YouTuber, and entrepreneur Natalie Barbu is here to pull back the curtain and reveal what's going on behind the highlight reel. by The Real Reel

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Introducing The Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu: Welcome to The Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu! Natalie is already a YouTuber/Influencer, business owner, and consultant in corporate America. And now- podcaster. The world- and especially social media- is filled with people's highlight reels. I am here to talk about the real reel. We are going to be sitting down talking about real people, real jobs, real lives- the real reel. Where can you find us?IG: @therealreelpodcastPrivate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2271117656542941/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/messageSupport this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support</a>Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-real-reel-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/natalie by The Real Reel

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Ep 5. How an 18-year old broke into the fashion designing world and started a clothing line ft. Zoey Reva: Zoey Reva is a lifestyle clothing brand that gets its influences from the warm Miami city. Meet Zoey- the creator of Zoey Reva. She started this clothing brand the day after her senior year finals in high school at only 18 years old. Zoey had zero experience in the fashion world. She is 100% self-taught fashion designer. She learned by doing and she learned along the way. She started Zoey Reva as a wholesale brand where she would design the clothing and sell it to boutiques and department stores across the country. As her vision changed, she wanted to become closer to her customers. So she completely switched her business plan- she was going to sell direct to consumer. Now, Zoey Reva is a lifestyle brand that talks to their customers and sells affordable and timeless pieces. Listen to this episode to hear her story and learn a few business lessons that Z by The Real Reel

54 min listen

Ep. 21: Interviewing the Founder of WAYV- All About Starting A Company Right Out of College ft. Julia Haber: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, Natalie interviews the CEO of WAYV. Julia started WAYV- a company that is bringing brands and college students together through pop-up shops. She graduated from Syracuse University and instead of following the "traditional" route of a corporate job, she became CEO of her own company.We talk about the challenges of starting a company, what it is like to be a young woman founder, creating your own major, the importance of connections and so much more. Julia lives in NYC and is busy being a boss every single day. Hope you enjoy this episode of the podcast!Follow Julia: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/juliahaber/?hl=en">juliahaber</a>Follow WAYV: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/ourwayv/?hl=en">ourwayv</a>Learn more about WAYV: <a href="https://www.ourwayv.com/">https://www.ourwayv.com/</a>Wher by The Real Reel

44 min listen

Ep 9. From Business to Photographer, Finding Your Passion After College, and the Realities of Working Your Dream Job ft. Grant Stemler: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, Natalie interviews Grant Stemler, a photographer based in Miami, Florida who took a not-so-ordinary path to get to where he is today.  Grant started off as business major at the University of Florida. He never considered working the creative field when going to college and no one in his family worked into a creative industries. So when Grant decided to buy a camera and pursue photography, it was a very random transition. What started as a hobby and something he was curious to learn turned into finding his passion and his dream job. He took on a bunch of random jobs from selling insurance to managing a co-working space until he got a job doing what he loved, photography. Grant now works as a full-time photographer and in this episode we talk about his path to get to where he is today, what by The Real Reel

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Ep 1. Meet Natalie Barbu- Engineer, Consultant, Entrepreneur, and Full Time YouTuber: Welcome to the very first episode of The Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu. In today's episode Natalie talks about her story on how she got to where she is today. Natalie started making her YouTube videos in high school, before being an "influencer" was a real job. That word was not yet in the dictionary yet. She then went off to college to pursue a degree in Industrial Engineering. All while still growing her personal brand and continuing to make YouTube videos. After college, she started her own online store- shopbarbu.com and also, got a regular job post-college to work for one of the largest consulting companies. Listen in to hear her journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/messageSupport this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support</a>Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.co by The Real Reel

43 min listen

Ep 7. How to Make Money as a YouTuber: EVERYTHING You Need to Know: Today we are talking about a job I am very familiar with. I have been doing YouTube for 7 years now and it definitely has changed a lot. When I started I don’t even think Adsense was a thing. I don’t even know if Google had owned YouTube yet. You could not make money off of it, and the term “influencer” or “YouTuber” were not yet a thing.I have looked up countless of articles on how YouTubers make money, how influencers make money, etc. because I am curious on what others have to say about it. And let me tell you- the numbers are off. Influencers are getting paid way more what the numbers say.I feel like I have some knowledge in the area of youtube and how to make money. I am making a livable wage off of it which is insane. Never would I have believed that at 22 I could be doing what 15 year old me started. I am so blessed and so thankful. And because of that, I want to be transparent. I want to tell y by The Real Reel

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Ep 10. What It Is Like Working for a Successful YouTuber, Breaking into the Entertainment Industry, and Behind the Scenes of Producing a YouTube Video ft. Taylor King: Welcome to episode ten of The Real Reel Podcast with me, Natalie Barbu. In today’s episode, I interview my friend, Taylor King. Also known as TK from TK’s Juicy Pod. Her job is something that would not have existed a few years ago. She is the Production Coordinator for the incredibly successful YouTuber, Alisha Marie. Not only are her and Alisha friends, but she works side-by-side with her and helps her brainstorm video ideas, get setup to film, and make her videos come to life. At only 21 years old, she has her dream job.Taylor is from Indiana and left for LA at 18 to attend college and get a degree from FIDM. She previously worked at CBS, made tons of connection along the way, and now she works for Alisha. We talk about what it is like to work for a YouTuber and the behind the scenes of creating and producing by The Real Reel

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Ep 3. All About Grad School: Differences Between Undergrad and Grad School, What it is Really Like, and about Occupational Therapy: There are so many different paths to choose from once you graduate college. Do I move to a new city? Do I move back home to save money? Should I enter the workforce? Should I go to grad school? It can be daunting. In today’s episode, I bring on someone very close to me- my cousin! She has been in a few videos of mine and is always open to giving advice and sharing her story so I thought she would be the perfect guest to have on the podcast.She is a 23 year old grad student at the University of Florida. She is studying to become an Occupational Therapist and is already almost done with her masters degree! In this episode we talk about why grad school was the right path for her, how she really feels about it now that she is almost done, and debunk and proving true some common myths about it. Follow Naomi: @naomicbarbWhere can you find us?Show Notes: https:// by The Real Reel

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Ep. 31: Moving to NYC to Become A Professional Dancer, What A Dance Major is like, and Pursuing Your Passion with Liz Cousar: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, I interview Liz Cousar- she is a professional dancer in New York City. She graduated from East Carolina University with her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dance Performance and Choreography and moved to NYC to pursue her passion. She talks about what being a dance major is like, why she decided to make the move to NYC, getting another part-time nannying job, making connections and more. This episode really feels like sitting down and chatting with a friend about life. Hope you enjoy!Follow Liz: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/lizcousar/">lizcousar</a>Subscribe to her <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLHCdA3agyryCg12LCVWnvw">YouTube</a> channel: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLHCdA3agyryCg12LCVWnvw">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLHCdA3agyryCg12LCVWnvw</a>My website: <a hr by The Real Reel

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Ep. 35: Creating A Travel Startup, Difference Between Being Your Own Boss and Working for Yourself ft. Natasha Hoskins: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast with me, Natalie Barbu, I interview Natasha Hoskins. Natasha is an entrepreneur who started her own travel startup business called AllCall. We talk all about going to college in New York City, her inspiration for starting AllCall and what it’s like starting your own business. There’s so much amazing information in this episode and I know you will all love it as much as I do!Follow Natasha on Instagram: @allcallCheck out AllCall here Where can you find us?Natalie's IG: @nataliebarbuIG: @therealreelpodcastJoin the private Facebook GroupBecome a supporter: https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/messageSupport this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu/support</a>Support this podcast at — https://redcir by The Real Reel

53 min listen

Ep 8. Sliding into DMs to Land Your Dream Career, Moving to NYC without a Job, and Tips on Post-Grad Life ft. Madison White: In todays episode, I interview my friend and overall girlboss- Madison White! She is a freelance photographer, works at a PR agency, and also helps out with a fellow NYC influencer. And she got all of these opportunities the unconventional way. She got these opportunities and landed her dream jobs through Instagram. Yup, she slid in the DMs. We talk about how she moved to NYC and how she decided New York was the right place for her, how she found a job and what did and didn't work in her job search, and the realities of living in NYC as a twenty-something woman. (The rumors are true- dating is hard!) Listen and take some notes for how you can score your dream job and live in the city that never sleeps! Follow Madison's IG: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/itsmadisonlane/">itsmadisonlane</a>Follow Madison's photography IG: @<a by The Real Reel

61 min listen

Ep. 22: Being Homeless in College, Working Multiple Jobs, and Living All Over The World ft. Rabia Shiekh: On this week’s episode of The Real Reel Podcast, Natalie interviews long-time friend, world-traveler, and grad student, Rabia Sheikh. Rabia has lived all around the world and tells us a little bit about the challenges she faced but also told stories about pleasant memories she has and what has made her experiences so special. We talk about what it’s like to change your career path so late in your college career, how important family is, and how hardships held many valuable lessons. Rabia eventually began homeless in college and needed to work multiple jobs to support her family. Her family dynamic has also shifted dramatically and she has dealt with loss at a young age.  Rabia has learned a lot this far in her life. Tune in and you just might learn something as well. Hope you enjoy this week’s episode! Follow Rabia:Instagram: @<a href="https:/ by The Real Reel

46 min listen

Ep. 41: What Self Care Really Means + Working on Yourself in the New Year 2020 ft. Maya Fleming: In today's episode of the Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu, I interview Maya Fleming- the founder of the Gentler brand! We talk all about self-care and self-love and how it might not mean exactly what you think it does. This episode is perfect for the new year as we enter 2020 because it will realign you with your goals and how to best take care of yourself. We discuss topics like law of attraction and manifestation, goal setting, and what it means to love yourself. I can't wait for you to listen. Follow Maya on Instagram: @mayanfleming Follow/Keep up with the Gentler brand: <a href="https://linktr.ee/gentlerpod">https://linktr.ee/gentlerpod</a>Attend the self-care dinner party in DC: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-gentler-winter-a-self-care-dinner-party-tickets-83397693747">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-gentler-winter-a-self-care-dinner-party by The Real Reel

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Ep 17. What It Is Really Like Being in Law School, Balancing YouTube + Law School, and Dealing with Negative Comments ft. Lipsticks and Lattes: On today’s episode of The Real Reel with Natalie Barbu, she interviews third year law student, Grace, who you might know as Lipsticks and Lattes. She talks all about what it is really like to be a law student and how she manages to balance her life. Grace offers insightful tips on time management offers words of encouragement that anyone can benefit from. Tune in to hear Grace’s story about how she decided she wanted to go to law school, a little about what it is like to live in New York City, and how you too can take the next steps to achieving your dreams. Follow Grace: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/lipsticksndlattes/">lipsticksndlattes</a> Grace’s Youtube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/vivalacouture12">Lipsticksandlattes</a>  Where can you find us? Natalie's IG: @<a by The Real Reel

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Ep 4. Being a Middle School Teacher at 23- Facing Your Fears, Doing What You Are Called To Do, and Realizing Your Privilege ft. Katy Colvin: The world- and your social media feeds- are all full of everyone’s highlight reels. But in this podcast, I want to expose real life, real people, real jobs, and the real reel. Today, I wanted to bring a very special guest- a 7th grade teacher. I am so excited for you to hear this episode about the real life of a teacher and learn some things you might not know about this very under-recognized profession. Get ready to reflect, laugh, and learn!Meet my best friend, Katy- who also happens to be a middle school teacher. She graduated college from UNC Charlotte with a degree in English. She is one of the kindest people I know with a huge heart and definitely one of my only friends who has the patience to deal with middle schoolers. Katy did not originally plan to teach. She did not even go to college for it. Until one day, she had a quarter-l by The Real Reel

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Ep 12. Interviewing my Immigrant Parents: How They Came to the US, How they Met, and Why They Left Their Countries: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast with me, Natalie Barbu I interview my immigrant parents on their story. My dad is from Romania and came to the United States when he was 18. He had to leave a communist country with his family and he shares his story from immigrant to successful business owner on the podcast. My mom is from Honduras and came to the United States as an international student at 18. She shares her story on studying engineering in the U.S. and thinking of moving back to staying here and becoming a citizen. They share their immigration story, how they became citizens, how they met, why they left their home countries, and how to be successful. Keep listening to hear more!Where can you find us? Natalie Barbu: @nataliebarbuIG: @therealreelpodcastPrivate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2271117656542941/Show Notes: https://www.therealreelp by The Real Reel

58 min listen

Ep. 28: Interviewing the Founder of a BitCoin Wallet, How To Start a Tech-Based Company, and What No One Tells You of Entrepreneurship ft. Deana Burke: In today's episode, Natalie interviews Deana Burke, the founder of Gracias- a fun way to gift Bitcoin to your friends. She created this tech-based Bitcoin wallet meant to encourage everyone to learn more and invest in cryptocurrency. This episode Deana talks about the realities of starting a company, what her first company taught her, how to start a tech-based company, speaking with investors, and so much more. Deana is a true entrepreneur and I can't wait for you to hear what she has to say!Enter the $100 Glossier Gift Card giveaway by downloading Gracias through this link: <a href="https://r.getgracias.com/s/k1aw" target="_blank">https://r.getgracias.com/s/k1aw</a>Follow Gracias:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/getgracias/?hl=en"> @getgracias</a>Where can you find us?Natalie's IG: @<a href="https://www by The Real Reel

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Ep. 30: Starting a Podcast with Your Best Friend, Launching a Creative Business, and Expanding Your Brand ft. Siena Mirabella and Emily Duong: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, I interview Siena Mirabella and Emily Duong from the Young and Ambitious podcast. They are two best friends who went into business together by starting a podcast. Each motivating and inspiring in their own right, this episode is filled with motivating tips on how to start a podcast, a business, and be successful along the way. Siena is a YouTube with over 1 million subscribers and has been on the platform since she was 12 years old. She also has expanded into her own blog and the podcast. Emily is a recent college grad and business owner. She started her business of create figure skating dresses in high school and now has expanded to a podcast.Listen to hear how these girl bosses manage it all and how they succeed at everything.Follow Siena: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/siena_m by The Real Reel

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Ep. 33: Quitting Your Job to be a Full Time YouTuber, Finding a New Normal, and Working for Yourself ft. Brooke Miccio: In today's episode of The Real Reel podcast, I interview long-time requester- Brooke Miccio! She is the most requested guest on the podcast. I interviewed this gal on the go when I visited Boston and we sat down and had a long talk as friends. We talk about her transition from corporate to full-time social media content creator. She is a YouTuber and Podcaster and has so much in store for her. Get ready to hear about what it was like quitting her job, her new routine, what she hopes to do with her new normal life, and a lot more. For 30% off your first month’s subscriptions at LOLA, visit <a href="http://www.mylola.com/">http://www.mylola.com</a> and enter realreel when you subscribe!Follow Brooke: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brookemiccio/">@brookemiccio </a>Subscribe to Brooke's <a href="https://l.instagram.com/?u=http%3A by The Real Reel

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Ep. 34: What It Is Really Like Being a Female in Engineering and in the Auto-motive Industry ft. Sophia Dancel: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast with me, Natalie Barbu, I interview Sophia Dancel. She is a female engineer who graduated with her degree in Mechanical Engineering. She now works for in the auto-motive industry and is one of thee only women in her field. She never has let that stop her or deter her from following her dreams of what she wants to do. She talks about what it is like to be in engineering, the classwork, the hard tests, a few all nighters, and what post-grad is like. I think you will really love this episode.Follow Sophia on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sophiadancel/">@sophiadancel</a>Subscribe to Sophia's YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6G67FDAKl8&feature=youtu.be">Sophia Dancel</a>Where can you find us?Natalie's IG: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/nataliebarbu" rel="ugc" targe by The Real Reel

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Ep. 19: What It Is Like Growing Up on YouTube, Going From College to Corporate, and Sharing Your Faith ft. Michelle Reed: On this week’s episode of The Real Reel with Natalie Barbu, we hear from fellow YouTuber, Michelle Reed. Michelle started her channel when she was in sixth grade. She is now a college graduate, living in New York City, and working a 9-5 corporate job! She shares her story about what it was like growing up on Youtube and how it has changed over the years. Michelle shares some advice on starting a Youtube channel, talks about what it’s really like living in New York City, and all the things she has learned on this journey this far. Tune in to listen! Michelle’s Instagram: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/michellereed/?hl=en">michellereed</a> Michelle’s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/ThisIsSmileyandshell">Youtube</a> For $20 off a suitcase, visit <a href="https://www.awaytravel.com/realree by The Real Reel

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Ep. 52: Climbing Out of Rock Bottom, Turning Your Life Around, and Gaining Confidence with a Transformation Coach ft. Veronika Abrams: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast with me, Natalie Barbu, I interviewed Veronika Abrams. Veronika is a transformation and confidence coach and podcast host. After hitting rock bottom three years ago Veronika completely  turned her life around and started to demand the best from herself. In this episode we get into the steps she took to get her to the point she is now. If you want to know how to become the best version of yourself then this is the one for you. This episode is so inspiring and you don’t want to miss it! Check out Zeamo by going to https://www.zeamo.com/explore and use code BARBU50 at checkout.Follow Veronika on IG: https://www.instagram.com/veronikaabrams/ Hero Business Academy Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/herobusinessacademy/ Veronika’s website: https://veronikaabrams.com Where can by The Real Reel

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Ep. 20: Being A High Schooler Today, Choosing Not To Go To College, and Chasing Your Dreams at 17 ft. Jada Jones: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, I interview Jada Jones- a 17 year old BOSS. She is graduating high school a year early to pursue her creative passions in dance, theatre, and the arts. She has her own YouTube channel, podcast, and teaches dance classes. Her unconventional path to not go to college is only the beginning of everything she will achieve! I can't wait for you to listen to all of Jada's advice. We talk about what high school is like in 2019 with social media being so prevalent, what her plans are after high school, and how she plans on going after her dreams at only 17 years old. Jada's Instagram: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/jadajonesss/?hl=en">jadajonesss</a>Jada's YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/minwenjones">Jada Jones</a>Jada's Podcast: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hi by The Real Reel

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Ep. 27: Coping with Trauma and Grief, Going to Therapy, and Starting the Unbreakable Organization ft. Five Foot One Teacher: In today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast, I interview Britt- aka Five Foot One Teacher. She is an educator, YouTuber, and now the founder of the Unbreakable Org. She just wrapped up her second year of teaching at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where she first-hand experienced the tragedy that happened February of last year. We talk about what it means to be a teacher, when it is time to be strong and give yourself time to recharge, coping with grief and trauma, how to heal, going to therapy, and why she decided to start the Unbreakable Org. Britt is a ray of light and even in darkness, she finds hope. I can't wait for you to listen.Follow Britt: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/fivefootoneteacher/?hl=en">fivefootoneteacher</a>Subscribe to Britt: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC36E72jN1d8zJeoI6goBLVQ">Five Foot O by The Real Reel

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Ep 15. Founder of a Women's Empowerment Conference and How She Started a Global Conference in College ft. Ingrid Harb: On today's episode of The Real Reel Podcast with Natalie Barbu, Natalie interviews Ingrid Harb- the founder of the Women's Ambassador Forum. The Women's Ambassador Forum is a global women's conference that brings people from all over the world together and helps them see their potential and help them grow. Ingrid started WAF when she was a 20-year old college student in Texas. Growing up in Mexico, she realized how different the cultures treated women. While attending a conference led by Harvard University professors,  she sparked an idea to create something like this but for women all over the world. Listen to this episode to hear how she got the idea, raised money for these events, and how her conferences grew to the size they are today. --Thanks to our sponsor, Care/of! For 25% off your first Care/of order, go to <a href="https by The Real Reel

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