B. Simone is an entrepreneur, actress, comedienne and social media sensation who isn't shy about telling her story the way she sees fit. Crystal and B. Simone sit down to discuss the importance of being transparent, the do's and don'ts of dating, what it takes to be a good friend and the keys to financial freedom.
Chapter 1: What inspired B. Simone to be transparent?
Coming up on Keep It Positive, Sweetie. What got you to the point where you were like, you know what B, I'm about to just put it all out there.
I've always been like that, but I think subconsciously it was also a protection because nobody can say anything about me that I haven't already said about myself. You know she was on Ozempic. You know, she had an abortion. You already said it. Like, yeah, this is me. You know, I not having the facade and not being real. That is like the biggest fear of mine.
Like somebody finding out I'm fake or phony or a lie. Like that is like a fear. Like, no, this is me. I am real. This is what comes with it.
Hello, I'm Crystal Renee Hazlett, and this is Keep It Positive, Sweetie, a safe space to heal, laugh, grow, and love. And season six is underway and off to a great start. We've got this amazing new set, and we've had some incredible conversations so far. I'm going to keep the momentum going with my guest for today, my sister, my friend, B. Simone.
Now, it only took six seasons to get her here, but we're gonna have some good girl talk about any and everything like we always do. She does so many things well, and she means so much to so many people, including me. She's an actress, comedian, entrepreneur, and a great friend. I finally got her here, y'all. I am so excited. My friend, my sister, B. Simone. Thank you, sis.
Thank you for pulling up. And we finally got her here, guys. Finally. You've been on the road with me. You've been everywhere with me. Everywhere.
You made yourself comfortable. I had to. I know y'all keep it classy and keep it positive, sweetie. But I had to bring the Be Simone energy. And I took the cover, took my shoes off, and I'm here, sis.
We wouldn't have it any other way. Thank you.
Thank you for having me.
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Chapter 2: How does B. Simone define resilience?
That's who you are.
But it wasn't wise. It wasn't wise.
And that's in the space that you were in.
Not even the space I was in. She couldn't keep it up. She was stressed. I walked in the house. It was flies and gnats and food. Oh, I just came in the house and I started crying. You know, but we worked our way up to that. You know, I had a realtor help me and I talked to her and I tried to get her housing and I tried to get her a job. Wow. We were working our way up to it.
I just didn't buy a stranger a house. And it was an investment property. So I was like, if anything, I could sell it and it's still an investment for me, right? But I said all that to say, I didn't pray about that. I just saw somebody in need. It was off impulse. Like, you can't be on the street with your five kids. You know, so I built a relationship with her. But she...
It don't matter what you do for people if their mind doesn't change. She still thought she was on the street even though she was in a house.
So it's more than just putting her in a house.
It's more than just putting her in a house. It's giving her the resources to keep it up, the resources to pay the rent, the resources to mentally grow. So she was in the house, but her mind was still in the streets. Helping people that God calls you to and the way he calls you to do it, not just impulsively giving. So I'm learning that in this season with my businesses, too.
You know, I'm getting better. I'll be looking over everything. I'm like, yes, back in the days. Oh, that's five grand. Oh, give it. No. Okay, break it down what I'm paying for. Why is it five grand? Well, this person is three grand. Why are you five? Let's break it down and talk about it before I just swipe my card.
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Chapter 3: Why is transparency important in relationships?
Love you so much.
I am so proud of you, bro.
Thank you. Proud. I'm proud of you. Proud. You equal. You talk about how I inspire you. You inspire me as well.
Thank you, baby.
Like, seriously, the way you push me and I remember when I was first doing this and I was like, yeah, I'm going to do a podcast. And so I'm like, okay, yeah, that's good. What's what's up? You were like, let me know.
Like if you need like camera people or where to get equipment or if you need me to help you like that, if you already had your own pockets, I was like, this girl is like, you're just a unicorn. I just love you. I love you too.
I'm so proud of this. I can, I see it. I'm like literally seeing it. You're going to be on, this is going to be a show. TV, like daytime talk. I see it. Red carpets, everything. Everything you've been manifesting, it's going to happen. It's coming. You're already in it. You just got to keep walking towards it. Keep walking towards it. It's already there.
Yeah. I feel it. I feel it. God is really moving, and I'm just excited. I'm telling you, when I saw this space, I was excited. My God. tears. I was like, I literally, Siri was in the middle of like going, okay, this is what we're doing. I was just like, I know.
Cause it's like, it's all coming together and all the losses you took, even the people that the opportunities, whatever doors were shut, you realize why God allowed it to happen for this very moment. And I just have one request. I just want to ask you one thing. Yes. When you get married, please let me be the flower girl. Crystal. I just want to,
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