Tina Knowles
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321 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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To have a seat at the table. Exactly. Well, and that will carry through for your whole life if that's from the very beginning.
Well, and that was her way of protecting you. It was. From what she knew, that would be the best way to protect you. And I think that's generationally really different. Yes. You're in deference to things that you look up to, and that's what you stick all of your faith in. Without questioning, are you losing any of yourself in that? Exactly.
Oh, no. Do you eat local honey? That can help. Okay.
You have to get back on that because I just, the other day, one of Archie's little friends at school, this little girl has such bad allergies. And I said, hold on a minute. We have bees. Let me give you a jar of our honey.
Oh, my gosh. Well, I know she has a beehive. I didn't know she had bees. No, real bees. The real ones, yeah. I mean, we have, yes, we have like a little apiary down there and three of them. And Archie has his little beekeeper suit. Oh, that is so cool. With the whole hat on and the gloves. It's great. But I will say for allergies, helpful because the local, you know, if it's local honey. Yes, yes.
get all the pollen, all the same things in your system, and then it desensitizes allergies. But I'm sorry. Oh, well, thank you. That's no fun. Of course.
No, no. Don't be silly. What fascinates me, too, about Sacred is that you're working directly with your daughter. You're working directly with Beyonce on this. And you've worked with the girls for years. But this is a different type of endeavor. Just curious. I mean, I wonder if one day I'll be in business with Lily and we'll be building something. Yeah, that's the best.
What advice do you have for people really digging into business together in that way, especially as mother and daughter?
Yes.
And it would be wasted time. Yeah, it would be wasted time.
Yes.
And also, you know, I think it's just part of the evolution of in any partnership with business, right? Of course, it's more layered if you're in business with family. But ultimately, any business, you're going to have to make strategic decisions and you're going to have to, at a certain point, come to agreement. And trust. And trust and communication.
That's really important. That's a key facet, I think, for whether you're in business with a partner or someone that you know and love or just in business in general. If there is no trust there, I think the entire foundation is fractured. Exactly. Exactly.
Yeah. Well, and you also said at the beginning, even your original experience in having the salon, that it did so much for your self-esteem.
Those relationships of how we support each other taps into that as well, where you go, someone believes in me. Right. You know, I think as you look towards some of the biggest wins that you've been having, can you think of some of the biggest learns and lessons that you've had along the way that will be helpful for some of these women listening?
Exactly. Yeah. Especially if you're working. So for a working mom, how does she do that? How do you carve out time for each of them individually?
As a mom, in many ways, it is like being an entrepreneur because you are creating, you're building every day. You're creating, you don't need to call it a brand. It's not a brand, but your family and what you're creating and working on every single day. And you don't get a do-over.
Right. And also in you being able to carve out the time to specifically look at each of their needs as human beings, that I would imagine is part of what allowed you to be such a brand visionary, which you are. I think that without question, everyone would say you're able to see the individual talent and skills and opportunities for growth as well.
And then the holistic views when you put Destiny's Child together in that way, you're able to see the brand vision as a whole. I'm curious how when you look at for yourself what your brand vision is for you, for Miss Tina.
So if you started the salon to be the antidote for a place that was not nurturing and a space of gossip. Right. So you start that all those years back then. You continue with this support of your girls and being a working mom. And now you translate all that knowledge into sacred and you put it in a book for people to read. But it's the same thing.
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