Canadian born actress, Oluniké Adeliyi is a truly talented womyn and actress. With an impressive resume that includes starring in CTV's successful series, Flashpoint; a film role in Saw 3D (2010) and a television appearance on The Listener. Her story proves that success will come if you believe in yourself and work hard to master your craft. I'm so happy to have her as a panelist at my Millionaire Artist Workshop! I know that this womyn is filled with so much valuable advice to share with all of you.
Here are 3 things I learned about Oluniké:
On discovering her passion
I was an actor straight from the womb. I began to pursue
it professionally after an encounter with Denzel Washington on the set of
"John Q". He took a special interest in me and lectured me daily with
fantastic advice on how to approach the industry. He suggested studying theatre
in NY and I did it. He suggested fine tuning my skills daily and
I continue to do so. He told me to never think about the money and I
haven't. The main reason I followed my dreams was for my daughter. She has
watched her Mom face obstacles and overcome them. She is now following her
dreams, because I showed her it was possible. In turn my daughter became my
biggest motivation to continue knocking doors down.
Make sure you secure a seat at the workshop - limited spots available! Register here: www.millionaireartist.eventbrite.ca
And, My Artist Challenge to You All - Are You Ready?
The circle of powerful womyn she looks up to
I look up to Viola Davis. She is looking to pass the
torch and I'm working hard for it to be me. She blows my mind the way
Cicely Tyson, Ruby Dee, Angela Bassett did and still does. I want in on that circle
of talented women. So I'll work my butt off daily living and loving.
Best advice
"Always maintain your grace." Phylicia Rashad
gave me that advice personally at theatre school. I had the pleasure
of being in her presence. I've never forgotten her words to me and
I have been tested many times in this industry and life since
then, but my grace is always in tact. My grace is always remembered and re
hired :)
Make sure you secure a seat at the workshop - limited spots available! Register here: www.millionaireartist.eventbrite.ca
And, My Artist Challenge to You All - Are You Ready?
I do difficult in an hour--impossible in a week!
The running joke with several of my colleagues is that every one else
has 24 hours in a day, and I have 32! Needless to say my favorite Jay Z
quote is, " I do difficult in an hour, impossible in a week!"
People ask me every day how do I get so much work done, how am I able
to be so productive in my career, life and personal life? How can I
balance writing, producing, acting, coaching, and public speaking plus
just every day living! So I'm going to give you a few tips!
On
Monday, we will begin the seven day Millionaire Artist challenge! For
seven days I will post one simple tip for you to follow to increase your
productivity as an artist. Let me know you are up for the challenge by
any means of social media! I will be giving away five tickets in total
through out the week to people who make a comment on either their
facebook page, twitter or my blog, about doing the Millionaire Artist
Challenge. Let me know how it's going for you, are you learning
anything? Doing things differently?
Remember to tag me or tweet so I
know you're doing it! You never know which day I will pick a winner so
it's always good to post your comments pertaining to the challenge! Remember the Millionaire Artist Challenge starts on Monday! I'm looking
forward to giving away some tickets! See you soon!
I so love this girl in her role on Flashpoint! She is amazing and beautiful. So sorry it is ending. How I wish I lived up that way so I could attend your Workshop! Best of Luck!
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