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Meet Soul Tribes International Ministries Founder, Dr. Shu

Meet Soul Tribes International Ministries Founder, Dr. Shu

Meet Bobby Shu, affectionately known as Shaman Shu or Dr. Shu. Dr. Shu founded Soul Tribes International Ministries in Detroit, Michigan. He is a gifted spiritual healer, Father, husband, philanthropist, and shaman who is passionate about empowering individuals toward self-discovery and inner peace through the gift of human connection. “ The world is a circle, [...]

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Influential Creators: Marcus Murphy

Influential Creators: Marcus Murphy

When you think of someone who inspires or is influential, Marcus Murphy is high up on that list. Marcus Murphy is someone with hopes and dreams to never become stagnant in anything he is doing in his life. It has been such a pleasure for Marcus to achieve success however he sees fit for himself. [...]

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Influential Women Author Spotlight: Meet Crystal Mance

Influential Women Author Spotlight: Meet Crystal Mance

Hello Influential People News readers, meet Author, Daughter of the King, Coach, Pastor, Preacher, Conference Speaker, and Entrepreneur, Crystal Mance. We’ve obtained an exclusive interview with Crystal to learn about her latest book titled R.E.S.E.T. Releasing Every Situation Encourages Transformation, as well as her experiences as an in-demand business owner, and more. Influential People News [...]

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Influential Women Spotlight: Meet Speaker and Author, Ebony Butler

Influential Women Spotlight: Meet Speaker and Author, Ebony Butler

Hi Influential People News readers, it is our distinct pleasure to introduce you to Ebony Butler, a dynamic and sought-after speaker, teacher, and business consultant who is a recognized thought leader on leadership and diversity, equity, belonging, and inclusion. Ebony shares her experience as a woman wearing many hats as a mom, professor, caretaker, and [...]

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Tips for Beginning Day Traders

Tips for Beginning Day Traders

Day trading involves buying and selling stocks within a day or, sometimes, within minutes. It can be lucrative, but novices often find it challenging. I've been a successful day trader for many years. Here are a few of my tips for beginners. Bone Up Successful day traders need to know trading strategies and stay current [...]

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The Direction of the 2023 Real Estate Market

The Direction of the 2023 Real Estate Market

While the boom in housing prices right before the pandemic is still fresh in people’s minds, I have noticed the current fluctuation dip and rise again is throwing folks on edge. During the pandemic, prices dropped significantly. Yet as soon as the social restrictions were lifted, home prices started to climb upward, reaching comparable values [...]

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Introducing WIN: Women in Nursing: “Empowering Nurse Entrepreneurs: Inspiring Stories of Women Breaking Barriers in Healthcare” By Author Shamika Livingston

Introducing WIN: Women in Nursing: “Empowering Nurse Entrepreneurs: Inspiring Stories of Women Breaking Barriers in Healthcare” By Author Shamika Livingston

During the month of April, we celebrate International Black Women’s History Month. We are honored to introduce you to a woman who is making history in the literary world and within the healthcare industry. Shamika Livingston is a healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience. Shamika is releasing her latest anthology, “WIN: Women In [...]

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Women Who Empower Youth Spotlight: Mental Health Counselor, Britteny Petty

Women Who Empower Youth Spotlight: Mental Health Counselor, Britteny Petty

According to Mental Health America mental health conditions occur in Black and African American people in America at about the same or less frequency than in White Americans. However, the historically Black and African American experience in America has and continues to be characterized by trauma and violence more often than for their White counterparts [...]

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