Fulton Mecklenburg Owner Says Black Owned Businesses Need to Collaborate During Pandemic / Video
[…] successful entrepreneur? DM: The first skill is the ability to be a continuous learner, to have a zeal for knowledge. The second is to have a business mind, the difference between being a practitioner and an entrepreneur is different. You might be a great artist and make cool t-shirts but how you turn that […]
Creators Danielle Dominique and Danielle Solomon Achieve Record-Breaking Success with ‘Mind Your Business’ on Bounce | PicsVideos
Mind Your Business cast – via Instagram *Danielle Dominique and Danielle Solomon have achieved a groundbreaking milestone with their show “Mind Your Business” on Bounce. Garnering over 2 million views during its debut weekend, the series has become the most-watched Bounce original show to date. Despite the current industry trend favoring reboots and sequels, and […]
WeezyWTF Explores the Business of Sex with Fuse Show ‘Sex Sells’: ‘We’re All Nasty’ [EUR Exclusive]
[…] Tiana that talks about her 30th birthday. This is one of the most jarring things I’ve ever heard. And I was judgment-free, but this really blew my mind. For her 30th birthday, she wanted people to have a love feast on her. So she put sushi all over her body, soy sauce in between […]
4 Practical Tips That Will Help You Manage Your Business Loans
[…] a traditional bank loan or an alternative lender, these acquired funds will definitely help your business achieve goals, make necessary changes, and help your continuous growth. Your mind is most probably racing with all the possibilities this money can achieve, but having these loans means having well-thought-of plans regarding what to do with these […]
Louisville Philanthropreneur (John Shaw-Woo) Launches Business Networking Club
[…] for small entrepreneurial black business owners seeking to strengthen their companies through a broader understanding of basic business practices, access to impactful resources and collaboration with like- minded business owners and business leaders. NOIR is a supportive networking platform that brings together small entrepreneurial black business owners on a monthly basis to collaborate and […]
Urban Business Institute Hosts its 1st How To Conference
[…] the U.S. total population, they only have ownership over 7% of all businesses. Furthermore, most of the Black businesses do not have actual employees. With this in mind, it is safe to say that Blacks have fallen short with being able to employ other Blacks in order to be more resourceful in their communities. […]
When Worldwide Business Building Powerhouse Ashley Ann Speaks, Lives Change!
[…] the Little Rock, AR based award winning serial entrepreneur has helped 146 clients create million dollar incomes, with nine consistently doing million dollar months. Her “Prosperity over Popularity” mindset training has helped over 1000 businesses generate between $25-45K per month using Facebook, Instagram and Livestream. Known in the event and business worlds for her charismatic […]
Drew Sidora Talks New Music, Role in Bounce TV’s ‘Mind Your Business,’ and Her Empowering DREAMMAKERS Foundation
[…] to release new music in the third quarter of this year, she continues to shine in her recurring role as Aaliyah in Bounce TV’s hit series ‘ Mind Your Business,’ created by Danielle Dominique and Danielle Solomon. The show has achieved a groundbreaking milestone, garnering over 2 million views during its debut weekend and becoming the […]
Mick Hunt: The 5 Truths Entrepreneurs NEED to Know in the Modern World | VIDEO
[…] hustling, you don’t give yourself the mental space to think strategically. Creativity doesn’t happen when you’re overworked and exhausted; it happens in moments of stillness when your mind has the freedom to explore new ideas and possibilities. Look at the world’s most successful entrepreneurs—not the loudest ones, but the ones who’ve built enduring businesses. […]
‘Valet of the Dolls’ CEO Gillian Harris: Former Radio Personality Assesses Partying During A Pandemic
[…] was afternoon drive, 3-7pm,” said Gillian, who also attended Long Beach State. “It was devastating. It really, completely filled me up in every way. I didn’t even mind that I didn’t make enough money. I loved the job that much.” Born in England and raised in Riverside, California, although she loved radio and was […]
Jody Watley: ‘I’m Just Living My Life’
[…] do it, embrace the personal power of that. Continue to revise along the way as needed fueled with knowledge and life lessons which are always ongoing. This mindset remains a core philosophy of my life and career. Apparently, by the simple fact that I’m just living my life – my way and not kissing […]
Overcoming 3 Challenges African-American Female Entrepreneurs Face
[…] you can push away from you. For instance, write your fear down on a piece of paper and then simply throw it away. A third method is ignoring it. Getting your mind off your fear by distracting yourself with the task at hand can change your emotional state and make your fear manageable. black-female-businesswoman
SEO: An Amazing Game-Changer for Black-Owned Businesses | WATCH
[…] via Depositphotos *Let’s journey to uncover the incredible world of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), a force that can transform Black-owned businesses into digital powerhouses. Here is a mind-blowing fact: according to Fortune.com, there are a whopping 3.12 million Black-owned businesses in the US, generating an impressive $206 billion in annual revenue and providing jobs […]
Customer Centricity: The Untapped Secret to Your Business’s Survival and Success | WATCH
[…] loss of customer confidence. One-Size-Fits-All Approach: Assuming all customers have the same needs or treating every customer interaction the same way is a sign of a product-centric mindset. True customer centricity recognizes that every customer is unique and deserves a personalized experience. Example: Kmart failed to adapt to changing customer preferences and market trends. […]
Women’s Entrepreneur Expo to Connect and Empower Leaders
[…] interactive, and hands-on workshops. Their topics of discussion will include WEE was founded by entrepreneur Joan Henry, who birthed the idea from her passion to motivate like- minded women in business. Henry comments, “Things are tough for business owners which is why the event has Free admission. We recognize that business owners need other […]
