The Importance Of Vertical Integration – Own The Production Own The Distribution Own The Customer Or Die
Join Jay as he gives you a real-life example of why a profitable Black-owned beauty supply business went out of business because there was no
Join Jay as he gives you a real-life example of why a profitable Black-owned beauty supply business went out of business because there was no
Join Jay on this critical episode as he discusses the number one reason businesses fail. The difference between your company going out of business and
Randy Williams life began with dreams of owning his own business. Join Jay as he speaks with Talley & Twine founder Randy Williams as he
Mahisha Dellinger is a dynamic young entrepreneur who overcame difficult childhood circumstances to reach the pinnacle of entrepreneurial success. A common thread for many successful
Join Jay as he teaches you a game-changing concept to get paid to market your product or service by using the “piggyback” strategy.
Make sure you don’t miss this dynamic episode as Jay interviews the one and only ET, Eric Thomas. Join Jay as he takes a rare
Being an entrepreneur is no easy task, so how do you keep pushing forward when nobody else believes in your dreams? Join Jay as he
On today’s podcast episode Jay breaks down and dissects Master P’s latest interview on the Breakfast Club. Join Jay as he discusses some of the
Many of us dream of being able to live the life we desire, but we don’t know how to control time and money. Join Jay
Join Jay as he tackles the serious issue of what other ethnicities think about the Black community. Jay also gives you 5 ways to combat
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