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Greeting Reader, I’ve been thinking about something very heavy lately… And I know it is something we don’t talk enough about. Every economic downturn leaves a trail of small businesses behind. Not because we lack talent. But because many of us were never taught Business Strategy. Over the last few decades I've learned... “You don’t win in a downturn by doing more. You win by being more strategic.” And it’s the truth. Most Black entrepreneurs I know are some of the most gifted, creative, resilient people on the planet. Strategy does. The strategy to: That’s what determines who survives… This is why I’ve been talking about the importance of having a real Game Plan. But a clear, focused, strategic path. Because even when things seem unfavorable? More on this tomorrow. Talk soon, Bro. Bedford, M.O.B. Boss P.S. Missed this week’s podcast episode? you can listen here: There’s $100,000 Hidden In Your Business |
Greetings Reader, Since I've stepped back outside and started connecting withEntrepreneurs and Business Owners something, has becomeincreasingly clear. Too many have fallen for the "Easy" trap. All of these YouTube and Instagram influencers have convinceda lot people that, "All You Have To Do Is..." And just like that, you're a Millionaire! "All you have to do is this.... to have 850 Credit score""All you have to do is this... to turn your Life Insurance into your Own Bank""All you have to do...
Greetings Reader, There has always been one answer to systemic inequality, generational poverty,and economic dependence. Doing For Self. This has always been the answer. It worked yesterday.It works today.And it will work tomorrow. The only question is... Are we willing to do the work? Do we have the courage to do what those before us did? To build businesses...Create work and opportunity...Own property...Develop skills...Solve problems...Build wealth...And create a future for the next...
Good Morning! Good Morning! Good Morning! Reader, This past weekend I traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma. I was invited to speak at a Juneteenth event and while things didn't quite unfold as planned, I left with something even more valuable than a speaking engagement. I left with perspective. For the first time, I had the opportunity to visit Black Wall Street and tour the Greenwood Rising Museum. As I walked through the exhibits and reflected on the history, one thought kept coming back to me:...