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In this episode, host Rocsi Diaz sits down with Ira Dewitt, Founder of Saint Candles and former music executive, to discuss her inspiring journey from managing legendary R&B artists like Johnny Gill and Ginuwine to leading her faith-driven business, Saint Candles.
Ira opens up about her 29-year marriage, sharing hard-earned insights on navigating the ups and downs of long-term relationships and the importance of reinventing yourself while maintaining your individuality. She emphasizes empowering women and staying true to her faith as the driving force behind her entrepreneurship.
Now at the helm of Saint Candles, Ira’s mission is both spiritual and philanthropic. Through her brand, she has contributed over $300,000 to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, giving back in a meaningful way.
From love and marriage to spirituality and business, this episode uncovers the deeper story behind Ira's success. Tune in for a powerful conversation with Rocsi and Ira that’s sure to inspire!
KEY POINTS
Ira’s journey from education to music management
Challenges as a woman in a male-dominated music industry
On balancing career and marriage
The importance of compromise and faith in a relationship
The pivotal role of having an own identity outside marriage
Faith and passion: The story of Ira’s Saint Candles business
On leading as an example to other women and young individuals
The importance of being grounded in one's faith in today's world
QUOTES
“Try to not hurt people intentionally. People can call it karma. They can call it religion [or] they can call it whatever… We're in spiritual warfare right now you have to be grounded in your faith.” - Ira Dewitt
“Sometimes it feels like people are just after money, which all of our ultimate goal is to make money. But, you have to follow your passion and what drives you, and I think the money will come.” - Ira Dewitt
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Ira Dewitt
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Rocsi Diaz
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