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Episode 2 | Belonging, Business, and Building with Purpose | Time Served

Episode 2 of Time Served captures a powerful, real-time moment; showing up, being recognized, and reflecting on what it means to belong in spaces you’ve worked hard to enter. Recorded on the day Dinisha Mingo was nominated as a finalist for Women-Owned Business of the Year by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, this conversation moves beyond winning or losing an award and into something deeper: identity, worth, calling, and growth as business owners. Dinisha Mingo and Brittney Collins speak honestly about ambition, gratitude, and the shift that happens when you stop shrinking your success and start believing you truly belong. It's not because of recognition, but because of who God created you to be. They reflect on building businesses without a roadmap, becoming first-generation owners and leaders, and learning to embrace representation. This episode also honors the unseen labor behind longevity, the long nights, the pressure of carrying clients, teams, and families, and the faith required to keep going when the work is hard and the outcomes are uncertain. Brittney shares her perspective as a business owner of over a decade, speaking life into Dinisha’s journey and affirming the growth she sees, not just professionally, but personally. ✨ In this episode, we talk about: Belonging in rooms you’ve earned the right to be in Ambition, recognition, and believing you deserve success Building businesses rooted in values, not buzzwords Representation, “good soil,” and creating environments where people thrive First-generation leadership, legacy, and longevity Faith, family, and the foundations that make growth possible Time Served is about more than time passed, it’s about the evidence built through endurance, calling, and choosing to keep going. 👉 Subscribe for more conversations about friendship, faith, business, and real life. 💬 Join the conversation: Have you ever struggled to believe you belonged — even after earning your place?