
Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 462 – Jay Jones – Are You Climbing The Wrong Entrepreneurial Mountain
Becoming a successful entrepreneur is akin to climbing a mountain. It takes skill, courage, and desire to reach the top of that mountain. Before you

Becoming a successful entrepreneur is akin to climbing a mountain. It takes skill, courage, and desire to reach the top of that mountain. Before you

As entrepreneurs, we face many obstacles and challenges in our journey and if we don’t listen to and follow the signs, we may be headed

Millions of dollars are being made each day by middlemen ranging from billion-dollar companies to entrepreneurs, and even sole proprietors. Amazon makes 1.29 billion dollars

The age of machine learning is upon us, and if you’re an entrepreneur you need to understand how this is going to affect jobs, the

Systemic racism has been interwoven in this country since its inception and has put the Black community at a large economic disadvantage. On today’s Black

The Black community is at the bottom of the economic totem pole due to multiple reasons including systemic racism, and a lack of commitment on

Many entrepreneurs are so eager to help their customers that they actually do themselves and their customers a disservice by not charging them enough, or

All entrepreneurs want to increase their income each year and 2023 is no exception. We are bombarded with all kinds of magic formulas, new software,

Welcome to episode # 2 of Jay’s Gems. Today I’m going to discuss and dissect the difference between what Kanye West and Kyrie Irving are

The sad fact of the matter is that many other ethnicities use us as their American dream. We have become “super consumers.” We consume all
There’s a big difference between knowing what to do and actually knowing how to do it—and that difference could be costing you customers, revenue, and
One of the biggest marketing mistakes entrepreneurs make is trying to sell to everybody. The fear is that narrowing your audience means losing potential customers—but
Building a business is hard enough when everything goes right. You need a killer product, a hungry market, solid execution—and maybe a little luck. But