I was 25 years old, had graduated college about a year and a half earlier, and was working a 9 to 5 at IBM as an associate consultant.
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Many times in my life, there’d be a certain goal or endeavour with which either I couldn’t muster the motivation to accomplish or I’d run into a brick wall or setback over and over again, leading me to put it aside for another time. Read more…
You know, I’ve always somewhat had an understanding of the principle that if you hang out with people who are either more successful than you or who are actively pursuing their dreams, it’ll increase your likelihood of becoming successful. Read more…
As I continue to heal in the area of my finances, I’m having more revelations about money and success. Read more…
So last two weeks ago, I was at the funeral of a very talented and prolific African American fashion designer, Mr. Bill Witherspoon (pictured in the center, who was very well known in the NY Black Fashion circles. Read more…
I’ve been interested in the story of how Tucker Max became successful for a number of years.
Tucker Max is an author who wrote four New York Times Bestsellers, “I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell,” “A**holes Finish First,” “Sloppy Seconds,” and finally “Hilarity Ensues.” Read more…
First off, before I even begin to get on my soapbox, since I know people today love to look for ANY reason to get offended, and also people LOVE to jump to conclusions, let me explain myself. Read more…
