From Homeless to Empowerment Architect
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How did Barbara’s experience with homelessness and losing her cousin spark BF Empowerment Center?
I lost my cousin as a result of intimate partner violence and decided I didn't want to see that happen to anyone else and decided to start an agency dedicated to protecting and decreasing risk factors for people.
Barbara Parker is a transformational counselor, mindset coach, and the founder of BF Empowerment Center. She helps women overcome limiting beliefs, heal from life's challenges, and step confidently into their purpose through faith-centered coaching and personal development.
thing that helps me get up every day especially during a hard day when I have somebody who comes to me and say hey you saved my life hey I didn't think I could finish school hey you know I started this business seeing their victories is what keeps me motivated if someone's listening and they're feeling stuck right now and they're in one of those situations can you give us give them some tips how do they start this focus on
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Who is Barbara Parker and what services does BF Empowerment Center provide?
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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. We have a true legacy story today for you. From homeless to build a multi-million dollar business, Barbara is now on a mission to help impact 44 million people through her special mindset system that she's developed. She's already impacting thousands of people, bringing their goals to life, changing their lives, which is what legacy is all about. So I'm so excited to hear the story and everything else today. Barbara, welcome.
Thanks, Ruby, for having me. I appreciate it.
Of course. So look, amazing journey. Literally what legacy is all about, right? Coming from adversity, changing your own life and then wanting to change the lives of others. So I really love that. Let's dive in. Tell us the story. Homeless to where you are now. Try and summarize it for me.
So I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. My mom then raised me in Atlanta, Georgia. And then I decided to move to Akron, Ohio. So in that course of moving, I did not prepare well. I trusted the wrong friend and I ended up homeless. Me and my young son, he was four. And from there, I rebuilt my life and started going to school, lost my cousin as a result of intimate partner violence and decided I didn't want to see that happen to anyone else and decided to start an agency dedicated to protecting and decreasing risk factors for people.
Wow. And then what about let's fast forward to present day. How are you? Tell us about what you're doing today, how you're helping people, a bit of the system that you've got.
So the system that we have right now, I'm working with Daymond John, Grant Cardone, Mikey Edwards, Montana Love, and also Ted Ginn to help make sure that we're able to impact teens and adolescents to have lives where they're protecting themselves before it becomes an issue. And with that program, we're also helping their parents and couples.
Got it. And, you know, it's so great what you're doing. Right. And like I said, how does it feel just, you know, going from that homeless position where, you know, worst possible situation right to now being able to save other people and save them from that and change their life? Like just big picture, how does that feel to be full circle?
Oh, it feels amazing. Like, it's a thing that helps me get up every day, especially during a hard day when I have somebody who comes to me and say, hey, you saved my life. Hey, I didn't think I could finish school. Hey, you know, I started this business. Seeing their victories is what keeps me motivated.
Yeah, sure. So tell us about the system to help them do that, though. Right. Like, you know, I know you've got your own methodology and you've developed that and you've helped hundreds of people, thousands of people already. And you have the big mission to help 44 million.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did Barbara’s experience with homelessness and losing her cousin spark BF Empowerment Center?
0:00–1:19
2
Who is Barbara Parker and what services does BF Empowerment Center provide?
1:19–8:45
3
How did Barbara rebuild her life after homelessness and start her mission?
8:45–12:18
4
Which coaching methods and real-world partners does Barbara use to protect teens and families?
12:18–18:25