# Charlotte Mitchell

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The Village Renaissance: Collective Power and Community Innovation Inspired by Charlotte Mitchell

Discover how Charlotte Mitchell’s L.E.T.S C.R.Y framework is sparking a village renaissance by blending traditional community values with modern innovation. Explore how Black entrepreneurs are driving economic growth, building generational wealth, and transforming collective identity into a powerfu…

The Village Renaissance: Community, Innovation, and the Power of Collective Success Inspired by Charlotte Mitchell

Explore how reclaiming traditional community values can fuel innovation and collective success in today’s world. Inspired by Charlotte Mitchell’s L.E.T.S C.R.Y framework, this episode dives into the power of community-powered entrepreneurship, the rise of “moonlight ventures,” and the transformativ…

Charlotte Mitchell

If you haven’t heard this interview—listen now. It’s a serious reminder of the evils of abortion—fifty-years ago and today.  Charlotte was one of the numerous women who boarded plane with a friend and flew to either CA or NY for an abortion in a grungy clinic with a "doc" who wanted to do as many a…

61 - War-Time In Our Street

In this episode of Oh! What a Lovely Podcast, Angus, Chris, Jessica, and returning guest Ann-Marie Einhaus discuss War-Time in Our Street by J. E. Buckrose. Set in a fictional Yorkshire village, these stories capture everyday resilience, humour, and quiet courage — from blackout chapel services and…

Why We Self-Sabotage: Breaking the Dream Detour That Holds You Back with Charlotte Mitchell | Ep 87

Have you ever noticed how, just as things start going right, you find a way to pull yourself off track—and wonder why? In this episode, Charlotte Mitchell unpacks why we self-sabotage and how to break the hidden “dream detours” that quietly keep you from stepping fully into the life and business y…

Job market looking bleak for young New Zealanders

Stats NZ figures released last week show young people who are not in employment, education or training has increased from 13.3 percent in December to 14.4 percent in March. Charlotte Mitchell, Chair of Youth Employability Aotearoa spoke to Guyon Espiner.