Money Management – The Truth about Entrepreneurs, Athletes and Entertainers
I wanted to carve out a blog to address my young brothers and sisters who are entrepreneurs. When I say young brothers and sisters I’m
I wanted to carve out a blog to address my young brothers and sisters who are entrepreneurs. When I say young brothers and sisters I’m
As a serial entrepreneur, I have had my share of ups and downs as it pertains to financial success. That was more so true in
The number one question I receive from prospective entrepreneurs is “What business should I start”? Well I say that there are two schools of thought
Hopefully you will never need this advice, but if so, this article may save your business. Many entrepreneurs don’t even recognize that their business is
Where Are the Black Owned Businesses? As I was driving through the streets of North Philadelphia, I got a sinking feeling in my gut
Here is one of the hardest mindsets that non-entrepreneurs struggle with; and that is that failure is bad. WRONG! Failure is part of the process.
I was on the phone last night with my older brother who is in the process of starting his first business. Unlike myself, my brother
One of the greatest fears that would-be entrepreneurs face is that of losing their regular paycheck. Many great ideas and many great companies have never
The National Urban League recently released their annual “State of Black America” report 2014 and the findings were not good to say the least. According
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
Failure isn’t your enemy. Regret is. We’re raised to treat failure like a disease — something to avoid at all costs, hide from teachers, hide
Entrepreneurs are constantly chasing the next big idea, new product, new business, or new opportunity—but what if your biggest problem isn’t that you need another