Connect with Nia Hill:

Instagram: @therealniahill

Learn more about ODX Studio: odxstudio.com

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Episode Summary:

In this season finale of The Jeremy Haselwood Show, Jeremy reconnects with a silent, but powerful force in the entertainment industry, the multi-talented Nia Hill. From her early days in Oklahoma as the child of two musicians, to becoming a Grammy and NAACP Image Award-winning creative professional, Nia's journey is one of soul, vision, and resilience.

Nia reflects on how being raised in a predominantly white neighborhood shaped her perspective, how music and poetry became her early outlets, and how she navigated a non-traditional path into the entertainment business. She and Jeremy also share personal stories about their Oklahoma roots, Atlanta hustle, and what it really takes to build something meaningful in the industry without losing yourself in the process.

In this deeply vulnerable conversation, Nia also opens up about being on the autism spectrum, how that has influenced her worldview, and why neurodivergence has been both a challenge and a gift in her creative process. She talks candidly about embracing her difference rather than masking it, and why more inclusive spaces in entertainment are still desperately needed.

This isn't just a conversation about accolades, it's a deep dive into identity, intention, legacy, and the unseen spiritual forces that guide purpose-driven creatives.

In This Episode, You'll Hear:

• How growing up in an isolated cultural environment informed Nia's artistic voice

• The generational influence of music in her family and how that sparked her creativity

• How discovering she was on the autism spectrum brought clarity to lifelong patterns

• The role of spirituality and divine timing in her creative breakthroughs

• Why Nia chose to create her own studio instead of chasing mainstream validation

• Her thoughts on legacy, storytelling, and the need for Black women to take up space with intention

Memorable Quotes:

"I come from a long line of musicians, it's in my blood. But I didn't always have the language to call myself an artist."

"There came a point where I stopped waiting for permission. I had to create a space that honored the stories I wanted to tell. That's how ODX was born."

"My gut has never lied to me. Every time I ignored it, I paid for it."

"I tell stories for the people who don't always see themselves on screen...people like me."

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🧠 Journal prompt: Am I currently holding on to something that's blocking my next step? What might I need to release?

Connect with Chelsea Fishman:
Jolene Jolene website: https://jolenejoleneatl.com
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jolenejoleneatl

Jeremy's Book: Finding Your EDGE 📘 Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE/dp/B0C5WQSBG5

Discover how to unlock your unique talents and purpose with Jeremy's personal development book, filled with real stories, reflection prompts, and purpose-driven insights.

Clarity Cards™ 🃏 Order here: https://bit.ly/JHS-S3

A self-discovery and coaching deck of cards with 53 questions that spark meaningful reflection, connection, and clarity for individuals and teams.

JeremyHaselwood.com 💻 Visit: https://bit.ly/jhs-s3

Find tools, templates, and transformational content to help you grow in both purpose and impact.

In this inspiring episode of The Jeremy Haselwood Show, we sit down with Chelsea Fishman, the trailblazing entrepreneur behind Jolene Jolene, Atlanta's first-ever sports bar focused exclusively on women's sports.

Chelsea's path wasn't linear. From growing up in multiple states to building a career in marketing for a women's athletic apparel brand, she always had a deep love for soccer, and a passion for creating meaningful spaces. But it was a life-changing summit at the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia, surrounded by legends like Billie Jean King and Brandi Chastain, that sparked the idea: What if there was a bar that recreated this feeling of inspiration, community, and equity…every day?

When her job unexpectedly ended, she didn't retreat. She built Jolene Jolene.

This episode is a powerful reminder of what happens when you lose a job, but find your purpose.

• How a career in sports marketing set the stage for launching a business rooted in equity and inspiration
• Why Chelsea believes Jolene is more than a bar, it's a movement
• The story behind attending a global summit that redefined her purpose
• Lessons on trusting your gut, staying creative, and building something Atlanta didn't yet have

"Jolene is the physical manifestation of a feeling I didn't want to let go."
"I always had ideas, but I didn't know I was entrepreneurial until I gave myself the chance."
"It's not just about showing sports, it's about showing up for women."
"This isn't just a bar. It's a safe space, a community, and a celebration of what's possible."

Chelsea's story is proof that your next chapter might be born from a plot twist. It's not about having it all figured out, it's about following what feels aligned.

Let this episode challenge you to look at what you're building, what you're ignoring, and what you're waiting on.

🎴 Grab a deck of Clarity Cards™ to explore your next move—great for self-reflection, leadership, or team breakthroughs
📘 Get Jeremy's book Finding Your EDGE: How to Unlock Your Talent & Purpose for real-life stories, frameworks, and guidance to move from stuck to soaring
🧠 Journal prompt: "What feeling have I experienced that I wish I could recreate for others?"

Connect with Angela Watts:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelaswatts/

Her Company, Ragtrade: https://www.ragtradeatlanta.com

Jeremy's Book: Finding Your EDGE 📘 Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE/dp/B0C5WQSBG5

Discover how to unlock your unique talents and purpose with Jeremy's personal development book, filled with real stories, reflection prompts, and purpose-driven insights.

Clarity Cards™ 🃏 Order here: https://bit.ly/JHS-S3

A self-discovery and coaching deck of cards with 53 questions that spark meaningful reflection, connection, and clarity for individuals and teams.

JeremyHaselwood.com 💻 Visit: https://bit.ly/jhs-s3

Find tools, templates, and transformational content to help you grow in both purpose and impact.

This episode of The Jeremy Haselwood Show features Angela Watts, a visionary leader who began her career in technology, working behind the scenes on a popular travel tech platform, and later pivoted into launching one of the most influential fashion events in the USA: Atlanta Fashion Week.

Angela's journey is one of resilience, redirection, and realignment. What started as a secure career in IT eventually felt misaligned with her vibrant, people-driven personality. She shares how she left comfort behind to chase connection, creativity, and culture, and built platforms that amplify designers, artists, and changemakers.

This conversation is packed with wisdom for anyone navigating transitions, especially those torn between career security and creative calling.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• How Angela helped build a travel tech platform from the ground up, and why she walked away

• The moment she knew her purpose lived in curation, community, and creativity

• Lessons on trusting your instincts when success doesn't feel like alignment

• The mindset it takes to evolve through career reinvention

• How fashion became her vehicle to empower, elevate, and connect others

Notable Quotes:

"Tech gave me skills. Fashion gave me purpose."

"You can chase the money, but if it doesn't light you up, it's just a paycheck."

"I didn't leave tech because I failed. I left because I evolved."

"There's no straight path to purpose. Mine had detours, but I followed what felt real."

Ready to Unlock Your Talent & Purpose?

Angela's journey is a masterclass in reinvention, and so is yours. If this episode resonated with you, don't just keep listening. Start discovering your own edge.

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