Zuryna Livermore: Well, I have a
very special guest for this moms
ad- moms unfiltered edition of
the Operations Unfiltered podcast.
Welcome, Shalita, owner
of Lae Moment Media.
Thank you for coming
Shalita Chism: Oh, thank you for having me
Zuryna Livermore: Well, I'm so excited
to have this conversation because you and
I have worked together and I absolutely
love all the things that you are doing.
For anyone meeting you for the first time,
this is their first time being introduced
to you, who is Shalita outside of being
a mom and the owner of Lae Moment Media?
Shalita Chism: I am just a normal
girl who loves all things arts.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: so yeah, so I'm Shadraila.
Um, I grew up in the creative world.
I've been dancing since I was three.
I got my master's in interior
architecture and design.
And from there, honestly, like,
uh, they all thought that I was
in the media marketing background
because I always, I always loved the
presentation of all of my designs.
Like I, I or- incorporated some type of
video walkthrough of all of my designs.
So that's kind of how it started, and
I grew up in the era of like YouTube,
so I had like my YouTube videos.
And yeah, that's kinda
how I got my, my start, so
Zuryna Livermore: Oh, I love that.
Now, what inspired you to
create Lay Moment Media, and
what services do you offer?
'Cause you know I know.
I could tell it all, but from your
perspective, what is your claim to
fame as it relates to Lay Moment Media?
Shalita Chism: So what, what got
me started in Layed Moment Media, I
mean, I'll start all the way from the
beginning, where it really was my dad.
Um, my dad was the person in our
family who always had the camera.
He was the person who
captured all of the moments.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: I tell you I could,
I can see my entire childhood
in video form, because he was
always recording everything.
I mean, every snowstorm,
every bike ride, everything.
Like, he would always capture moments
that were happening in our family.
So then I grew up being the person in
my friends', you know, my friend group
who was always, always have the phone
out, always have the camera out, and
they're like, "Oh, okay, oh, God, like,
Shadila's got the camera out again."
And I'm like, "Yeah, but when we get
older, you guys are gonna, you know,
look back and be like, 'Oh, we got
all these memories to look back on.'"
Um, so, so then, like I just, that's
always been a thing of mine is, has
been always to capture those moments.
Um, so then I kinda took that
into building that into a career.
Like, I've always just loved video content
in, in any sort, and I didn't really think
about turning that into a career really
until I got let go from my, um, full-time
job, which like I said, I got my master's
in interior architecture and design.
Um, and I was working for another company
in the music industry actually, and I was
doing, um, video content with my iPhone,
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: artists on the side.
But I never thought about doing it,
um, for myself, like full-time ever,
because I didn't think it was reallyâ¦
At the time, this was about in 2019.
I didn't think that that was
anything that I could really
turn it into something full-time,
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: that time.
And I think it was really so,
more so a confidence thing for me,
um, because I was just using my iPhone.
I knew the power of what could be done
with an iPhone, but I didn't think-
Zuryna Livermore: computers.
People don't realize it's really
a mini computer in your hand
Shalita Chism: Yeah, mini computer.
I mean, it, it really was
like a, like a mini Sony.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah.
Shalita Chism: things, like they
had pro versions, professional.
And at the time, like, people were
⦠They made movies with, uh, iPhones.
Like, there were big things that
could be done with iPhones, but
because it was an iPhone, I don't
know, like I said, I think it was a
confidence thing, um, at the time.
But, um, like I said, I was, I was doing,
I was working for a company part-time,
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: in the music
industry, um, doing social
media content for, um, artists.
And then when COVID happened
and everybody kinda stopped
going on tour and everything,
um, I got let go from that company.
And then I just kind of focused.
I got married, had a baby, which is why
we're talking about Moms Unfiltered became
Zuryna Livermore: the
Shalita Chism: a call.
Zuryna Livermore: look
Shalita Chism: And then, um, I just kinda,
uh, in a sense, kinda lost myself and
just kinda focused on, like, okay, where
is the actual dollar gonna come from?
And that was my, you know,
corporate, corporate job.
So I just kinda focused on that.
And then I got let go from my
corporate job in October of t- of
20- what's the, what's that, 25?
And, um, I got let go from there.
And then I was like, you know what?
I'm not gonna, I'm not
gonna rely on anybody for
Zuryna Livermore: I know
Shalita Chism: money.
I'm gonna make it myself, so, um.
And honestly, God gave me the
vision for Lay Moment Media the year
before, um, I, like, got let go.
But I had no time to actually work on it
because I was working for somebody else.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah,
Shalita Chism: So that's how
Zuryna Livermore: like a story of
resilience, and as moms, we know the good
power of a pivot, and it sounds like you
pivoted in the right direction because
you have been doing some big things.
Can you talk us through some of your
big accomplishments, some of the big,
um, events that you've covered, just
so we can get a scope and a feel of
the type of work that you've done?
Shalita Chism: Yeah, so I mean, one
of the biggest accomplishments that I
just finished was I was on the social
media team for the Stellar Awards.
The big ⦠It's, uh, the
biggest night in gospel music.
So what I did there was I covered, um,
all of the social media presence, so
behind the scenes footage, um, you know,
live social interviews, the red carpet
interviews that, oh, you know, all of that
which went onto the social media page.
So all of the video marketing
that went onto the social media
page, I was a part of that team
in covering, shooting, editing.
Um, I was a part of that.
So yeah, so that's a part of what
Lay Moment Media does is making sure
that live event coverage is, um, you
know, translated onto social media
Zuryna Livermore: Well, I was so excited.
When I tell you I couldn't wait to pre-
I couldn't wait to press, like, fast
enough 'cause I was like, "Look at her.
She is doing it."
'Cause I met you through a
mutual friend, Janae McIver,
owner of Aseli Hair Care Center.
And what's so
Shalita Chism: Ja, kan.
Zuryna Livermore: I told you this,
that she had emailed mu- me your
information years prior, and I had
never gotten a chance to work with you.
And then when I saw you, I
was like, "Wait a minute.
You have really done
what you needed to do."
It's, it'sâ¦
You are doing so many good things.
Now, is it true that you
started covering weddings first?
And how has that event coverage
evolved, and what does that typical
setup look like versus, like,
a live event or an award show?
Shalita Chism: Yeah, so I mean, honestly
they really go kinda hand in hand.
Um, you know, I did start off as,
uh, as a wedding content creator.
Zuryna Livermore: Mhm
Shalita Chism: then I realized that
there are just so many more, uh, events
that need to be, um, handled as well.
Also, because I started off with weddings
and then I realized that the people
that are covering or handling those
weddings, they also need that content.
Um, so then that made me realize
that those people that are handling
those weddings, they don't, they
not on- only do weddings, but they
also do other types of events.
So then it really just started to
kinda evolve bigger and bigger,
and I really, honestly, like I
just kept going where God led me.
Zuryna Livermore: Mhm
Shalita Chism: I don't, I, I really
just go wherever God leads me to go.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah
Shalita Chism: this is just where He
has been go- He has been leading me.
Um, and it's really been, like you said,
like these networking events that I've
been going to and all of the people
that I have been meeting in the industry
that have just been opening all of
these doors, um, for me and my company.
Zuryna Livermore: Oh, that is so amazing.
I love hearing people say that, 'cause a
lot of times people feel like networking
events are just like schmoozing and
they don't really pay off in the end.
But you are like the third person
who said, "I got most of my
deals from networking events."
So
Shalita Chism: Yes
Zuryna Livermore: bit about how crucial
networking is, especially as a, an
entrepreneur growing your business
Shalita Chism: Yeah, networking
n- literally my, my, as soon as I
launched my business in January,
I went to a networking event.
It was the state of the wedding industry,
and I met so many amazing people in the
Baltimore area, and it's, they have been,
like, some of my, my best coworking, you
know, industry friends, um, that I've
made since that, that first initial event.
And I've gained, you know, so many clients
from just meeting them, um, and just
getting out of my comfort shell 'cause
I'm an intr- I know it doesn't seem
like it right now 'cause I'm yapping,
but I am, I am obviously an introvert.
Um, and I think it's because we've, we've
got, like, so close, but I'm an introvert.
And, um, just going to those networking
events and just, like, kind of getting
out of my shell and, um, you know, talking
to people and realizing that there are
so many different people who we're all
out here trying to make it, and if we
just talk to each other and realize
that if we all come together and we all
help each other, then we can all make it
Zuryna Livermore: Yes, I love that.
And I'm also an introvert.
I'm like the most extroverted
introvert you've ever met
Shalita Chism: Ja.
Zuryna Livermore: it gives me
the icks sometimes, but it is so
rewarding once you get over that
initial, "Oh my God, I'm nervous."
You are exactly right.
Everybody's in the same boat.
And I'm always of the idea that comp-
co- collaboration over competition,
and you don't know what you don't know.
Like, I love referring people to
people who are a subject matter
expert in their field, and I only
can do that through networking.
So yes for talking about that.
Now the biggest job of all,
the most stressful job I feel
like, is being a mom sometimes.
But being a mom, a wife, managing your
business, how do you balance it all?
Are you like a paper and pen type of girl?
Are you a digital calendar?
How do you keep it all together?
Shalita Chism: Oh, automations
Zuryna Livermore: Love that.
Yes,
Shalita Chism: Automations.
Before, like I spent, w- um, when I
got laid off from my full-time job in
October, and I launched in January, I
spent that timeframe building systems.
Systems, systems, systems are the key.
I made sure that I, my client experience
was, you know, not too automated, but
automated to the point where if somebody,
you know, c- um, sends in an inquiry
at 10:00 at night, then they get an
email and it's not so dependent on me.
Zuryna Livermore: Mhm
Shalita Chism: that there's a system
in place that it's already filtering
them through, and it feels like a
nice client experience, but it's
not so heavily dependent, like I
said, on me, where it feels like,
"Oh my God, an inquiry came in.
What do I have to do?
I have to put down, you know,
I have to put down my child
to attend to this inquiry."
By the time it gets to me and,
um, you know, I'm meeting with
them on a call, it's already gone
through this full automation system
Zuryna Livermore: Oh my God,
you are preaching my language.
I love a good system.
I'm a operations girly.
Can you talk a little bit about
the specific system you use?
Because you converted me back over to
it, but I want you to let my listeners
know what system you use and what has
your experience been with it thus far?
Shalita Chism: Yes.
So I use HoneyBook, and I
absolutely love it because it has
everything integrated into it.
So it has, um, like I said,
the automation systems.
It'll send out, uh, from the, from the
inquiry form to the welcome email to
the proposal to the scheduling system.
Everything is fully integrated
into this one system.
Even the payment system is all, you know,
integrated into HoneyBook, so it reallyâ¦
Oh, and the CRM.
So, you know, when the inquiries come
in, it has a nice system and flow
where it has a chart where it tells
me in which stage everybody's in so
I know exactly, you know, where I am
in the stage of where this client is.
So whether it's the planning stage or
just a new inquiry or I've just sent
them a proposal or a questionnaire
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah, and you know what?
That is some of the best
money I've ever spent.
And to your point, sometimes before
I went back to HoneyBook, I would
be spending hours at the end of the
night responding to inquiries or
just organizing my client folders.
But that has given me so much more time
back into my schedule to be present
for my child, because that's the whole
reason I wanted to be an entrepreneur
is to give her more of my time.
But as I was going back into the business,
I'm like, "Girl, I'm spending so much
time doing admin, I'm not even present."
So thank you for telling me that, girl.
I'm, I'm
Shalita Chism: Exactly.
Yes.
Zuryna Livermore: Yes.
Now, speaking back to motherhood,
how do you balance being a present
mom in the line of work that you do?
'Cause you have to be at events, you
have to show up for your clients,
but you also have a kid to raise,
and you have a husband to tend to.
You gotta go on date night.
So how do you balance the two?
Or the three, honestly.
It's three jobs.
Shalita Chism: I mean, really, uh,
because I, I do have, um, you know,
most of my events are on the weekends,
I take days off during the week.
So like my weekends now
are Mondays and Tuesdays.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah.
You got the hairstylist schedule.
We love it here.
Yeah
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Yes.
And then, you know, just
having a, a village.
So my mom and my dad are very helpful.
They, you know, they watch, uh, Zara.
Zara is, uh, my daughter's name,
Zuryna Livermore: a
Shalita Chism: so
Zuryna Livermore: We love
Shalita Chism: yes.
Zuryna Livermore: over here.
Shalita Chism: Z's.
So they watch Zara, and they
help us out for us to be able
to go out on date nights.
And then I honestly, I still set a
schedule like I work a nine to five.
So,
Zuryna Livermore: Hmm
Shalita Chism: you know, at a
certain time, although it is hard
'cause my brain continues to go.
I'm always thinking of new ideas,
and even sometimes after I put her
to sleep, I'm probably gonna get
back up and continue editing or,
you know, working on the business.
But I still, like, after I pick her
up from school, she's in pre-K too,
I will dedicate that time to her.
I have to, I have to turn it off.
I have to make sure that I'm set as-
setting aside that time for her because
she's only gonna be this small for so long
Zuryna Livermore: I'mâ¦
Oh my gosh, I struggle with that so
much, and now my daughter's four.
I think I told you this.
She is very opinionated now.
So sometimes she'll close my office door.
She's like, "Mom, no more working.
We have to watch K-pop demon hunters.
We have to
Shalita Chism: Oh
Zuryna Livermore: Girls."
So I'm grateful for that because
to your point, I definitely willâ¦
I have a bad habit of
picking up my laptop and
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: ideas out, but I have
to set aside that protected time for her.
Shalita Chism: Yeah
Zuryna Livermore: does
self-care look like for you?
'Cause it's a lot going on.
What does that look like?
Shalita Chism: And we talked about that.
I'm still working on it.
I did go to the spa the other day.
Zuryna Livermore: Ooh, yay.
Shalita Chism: I did.
The first day of school, dropped
her off, and then I went to the spa.
I did that
Zuryna Livermore: Yes.
Look, I'm putting a spa day
on my calendar immediately.
I'm so overdue for that.
But I'm also trying to teach
myself that sometimes self-care
doesn't always mean spending money.
My
Shalita Chism: Ja
Zuryna Livermore: and I had a
great conversation about that.
It could mean a extra 10
minutes in the shower.
Shalita Chism: Mhm.
Zuryna Livermore: making my coffee exactly
how I want it without rushing through it.
Shalita Chism: Yep
Zuryna Livermore: learning to have
those little pockets of peace and those
little moments of peace wherever I can
get them, 'cause we know this, in this
economy, everything is expensive, honey.
Shalita Chism: Yes
Zuryna Livermore: and find
a free way to decompress.
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
You know what, what I want
self-care to look like?
I need to take advantage of working
from home and her being at school,
and just taking a second to myself
while she's at school during the day
Zuryna Livermore: Ain't nothing like a, a
midday nap without somebody calling your
name or trying to get into bed with you.
Shalita Chism: Yes.
Zuryna Livermore: it's
Shalita Chism: Yes.
Zuryna Livermore: Try
Shalita Chism: my gosh.
I just feel so guilty because I'm
trying to work on this business and
trying to like, you know, make sure
it's, it's running and everything.
So it's just aâ¦
I get, I gotta still work
on that healthy balance.
Zuryna Livermore: Exactly.
And rest is not a reward,
it is a requirement.
So keep that in mind.
That is what someone told me, and
I didn't believe it until I was
exhausted and I needed that midday nap.
And I was like, "You know what?
Shalita Chism: That's good.
Zuryna Livermore: We
gonna have to do that."
Shalita Chism: That's good.
That, I'm gonna keep that in my mind.
It's not a reward, it's a requirement
Zuryna Livermore: It is.
Come on.
Now, as someone who helps captures
and tells other people's story,
what moments in your own motherhood
journey, life journey do you wish
you could have freeze forever and go
back and re-watch it over and over?
Shalita Chism: Honestly,
the birthing process
Zuryna Livermore: Uh-uh.
Now you gonna have to tell us about
this, 'cause when I think about that,
I start hyperventilating, child.
Ooh.
Shalita Chism: I really wanted to
record it, and I didn't get a chance
to, like, really c- 'cause that, thatâ¦
I'm one and done.
So
Zuryna Livermore: yeah.
Shalita Chism: I am one and done,
and I'm not doing that again.
So I really wanted to, like,
capture how I was feeling in that
moment, and I did a little bit.
Uh, I vlogged a little bit.
But, um, I don't know.
I just wanted to see what it was like
to actually, like, to, to see what
I, I looked like actually pushing
her out, and I didn't get to do it.
I was robbed.
Zuryna Livermore: Look, I probably
should have done the same thing, but
I was so ready to get her out, and
they were like, "Do you wanna see?"
I'm like, "No, get her out.
I don't wanna see nothing.
I'm
Shalita Chism: When I tell you I'm always
thinking of content, I had the tripod set
up, but they would not let me hit record
Zuryna Livermore: Oh my gosh.
Oh, they strict around your hospital.
That is so funny.
Um, but to that point, as a working
mom, an entrepreneur mom, are you a
solopreneur or do you have a team?
And I know we've talked about this, but
what does that process look like for you?
Shalita Chism: Yes, so
actually, this is T.
I actually just finished up
some interviews, so yes, Lay
Moment Media, this is new news.
We are expanding.
So
Zuryna Livermore: Come on exclusive.
We
Shalita Chism: yes.
Yes, so Lay Moment
Media will be expanding.
I will beâ¦
That's all I will say for now.
Zuryna Livermore: I love it.
Well, we love a little bit of tea,
and I'll be, I'll be staying tuned
for, for the next update because
like I said, you are doing so much.
You have so many things coming
down the pipeline, and I told you
this is just the beginning for you.
I just see so much, so many great things,
and I'm so excited that I got to be
part of a little piece of the journey.
So I'm excited for you.
Shalita Chism: Thank you
Zuryna Livermore: What's something
about being a working mom or a
working entrepreneur that most
people don't talk enough about?
Shalita Chism: I mean, honestly,
the balance is really hard.
The balance between always
thinking about the business
Zuryna Livermore: Mhm.
Hm.
Shalita Chism: being able to
turn it off is really hard.
I mean, the other night I could not, I
honestly could not go to sleep because
I literally was just continuing to think
about ways of how this could grow, how it
could be bigger, how it could be better.
Like, I, I could not go to sleep.
It was like 1:30, almost 2:00
o'clock, and then my child woke
up, and I was like, "Oh, gosh,
now I'm never gonna go to sleep."
Zuryna Livermore: That's
God telling you to reroute.
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: That is so funny.
Now, what do you hope Zara, uh,
uh, learns while she's watching
you build Lay Moment Media?
Shalita Chism: I hope she learns that
anything is possible that you put your
mind to, and that, you know, if you take
that leap of faith, that God will provide
Zuryna Livermore: Mm.
Ooh, I love-- Ooh, you giving me chills.
I love that so much.
It seems like you're so rooted in faith.
Can you talk about how that
has impacted your journey as
an entrepreneur and motherhood?
Shalita Chism: Oh yeah.
I mean, I wouldn't, I wouldn't
be here if it was not for God.
Um, like, the reason that I
am here is because, like I
said, God gave me that vision.
And my pastor, he told me to,
to take this leap of faith.
He told me that, you know, God
told him before I even told
him that this was the path.
And the fact that it blew up to the
point that it is now, and I almost
took a job, and that, that job would've
restricted me from going to the Cellars.
And it's just, it's just so crazy.
It feels crazy, but it feels like
this is, you know, the path that
God w- you know, wanted me to go on.
So yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: Oh my God, trusting
your instinct, trusting God, and
the rest will fall into place.
I love that so much.
And like I said, seeing you
thriving is just very inspiring.
So what would you say to another mom
who's maybe sitting on something, sitting
on a vision, scared to get started,
imposter syndrome is taking over?
What would you tell her?
Shalita Chism: You have nothing to lose
Zuryna Livermore: Oeh, speak on it
Shalita Chism: You have nothing
to lose but to just try.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah.
What's the
Shalita Chism: Yep.
Zuryna Livermore: can happen, right?
Shalita Chism: Mm-hmm.
Zuryna Livermore: Oh my gosh, I love that.
And now finish this sentence for
me: motherhood has taught me what?
Shalita Chism: Motherhood
has taught me patience
Zuryna Livermore: Mm.
Ciao.
Shalita Chism: Motherhood
has taught me to breathe
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah,
look at me breathing now.
I love that.
Well, thank you so much.
Now, before I let you go, we gonna play
a quick game of would you rather, where
I'm just gonna give you some sentences and
you tell me which one you would rather.
Okay, so would you rather have a
completely clean house or an empty inbox?
Shalita Chism: Completely clean house
Zuryna Livermore: I know that's right.
I said that too 'cause I
can deal with the inbox.
Shalita Chism: Yeah
Zuryna Livermore: would you rather get
eight uninterrupted hours of sleep or
one full day completely to yourself?
Shalita Chism: Eight interrupted,
uninterrupted hours of sleep
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah,
I don't know what it is.
When I had my kid, it's just now my
clock, I wake up 'cause she used, I
used to breastfeed and she would get up
every morning at 2:00 AM and four years
later I'm still waking up at 2:00 AM.
I'm like, "For what?
There's nothing in there.
There's no one to feed."
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: I'm
with you on the sleep.
Shalita Chism: Yes, I need to sleep
Zuryna Livermore: Now, would you
rather have someone handle school
drop-offs for a month or all of
your business admin for a month?
Now I might know the answer to this,
seeing as you have HoneyBook, but
Shalita Chism: I still would
rather all the business admin, like
Zuryna Livermore: Really?
Shalita Chism: of the admin, like
not just, not just the HoneyBook
stuff, like all of the other
admin, like everything else.
Zuryna Livermore: the dots, you
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: is a whole
process, 'cause there is
Shalita Chism: Yes
Zuryna Livermore: you have
to do outside of HoneyBook.
You right.
Shalita Chism: Yeah, like all of the
rest of the, I'm talking about like
the website, like all, all the stuff
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah.
You, you smart.
You smart.
Shalita Chism: All the things
Zuryna Livermore: Uh, would you
rather never have to cook dinner again
or never have to do laundry again?
Shalita Chism: Never have
to cook dinner again.
I actually don't like cooking
Zuryna Livermore: Really?
my God, I have three weeks
worth of laundry to fold.
Oh my gosh.
I
Shalita Chism: My husband
likes to do the cooking.
Fun fact
Zuryna Livermore: clock that T.
Ew.
Would you rather have a viral piece
of content or land your dream client?
Shalita Chism: Land my dream client
Zuryna Livermore: I know that's right.
now the last one.
Would you rather your kid grow up to
become an entrepreneur like you or
choose something completely different?
Shalita Chism: Hmm.
Zuryna Livermore: Hard one.
Mm.
Shalita Chism: know.
I just want her to do whatever
her, her heart desires
Zuryna Livermore: I lo-
oh, look at you, Mom.
I love that answer.
I honestly, I'm torn on this one
because, you know, we did the
struggle of the nine to five.
But I feel like you learn so much
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: that I
feel like she needs to learn.
But I also love the freedom that
comes with being an entrepreneur, you
Shalita Chism: Mm-hmm.
Zuryna Livermore: I'll accept both
for that if you, if you want both.
You can do whatever you want, but
also invest in yourself, you know?
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Yeah, I definitely think, like we said,
the nine to five is what taught us how to
really strive in the entrepreneur space.
Zuryna Livermore: Yeah.
And it also taught me to set my own KPIs
and my own, like, measures of success.
'Cause otherwise, what am I aiming for?
What am I
Shalita Chism: Yes
Zuryna Livermore: do I improve?
How do Iâ¦
And I love a good standard operating
procedure, so I've incorporated
that into my business too, and I
only learned that through corporate.
'Cause it's like college teaches you,
Shalita Chism: Yep
Zuryna Livermore: corporate teaches you
how to implement it in a way that you
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: really learn in college.
So
Shalita Chism: Yeah.
Zuryna Livermore: I'm always
grateful for corporate.
Shalita Chism: y- you could
learn from a mentor, but
Zuryna Livermore: That is true.
That is true.
I just wanna get under the hood, you know
Shalita Chism: Yeah,
Zuryna Livermore: My car analogies.
I got under the hood at my corporate jobs.
Shalita Chism: Yeah, me too.
Zuryna Livermore: Well, thank you so
much for joining me on Moms Unfiltered.
How can we keep in touch with
all things Lay Moment Media?
How can we figure out what's the, what's
the, the full tea that you gonna drop?
How can we follow you on socials?
Give us a- all your details.
Shalita Chism: Yeah, so you can
follow Lay Moment Media at Lay Moment
Media, and then you can also follow
my personal journey at Lita Lee
Zuryna Livermore: Ooh, okay.
Well, I'm gonna be tuned in
'cause I need to know what's tea.
I need to know what's going on.
And again, thank you for being on
this Moms Unfiltered edition of
the Operations Unfiltered podcast.
This has been great.
And you know I love you girls, so.
Shalita Chism: Love you.