How to create a recession proof business:
1. Win a Government Contract
2. Create new jobs
3. Take care of your employees
4. Hire performing managers
5. Capitalize off the difference between the labor rate and the bill rate.
Taking my family, education, experiences, and wealth to the Caribbean is becoming a reality after I just spent a full day reading through Trumps “Project 2025”.
This week I hired my first Virtual Assistant (VA) from the Caribbean country of Jamaica. I am overly impressed with her professionalism and mission focus. 🙏🏾
Since moving to Atlanta full time over the past two years, I found myself wearing less suits. When I was in the DMV, I wore a suit five times a week. What do you think has changed?
All my federal government contractors that claim they have over $60M in federal government contracts…..drop your business name in the comment box. I’m trying to see something.
#fpds #👀
After sleeping alone for over three years, here are some things I’ve learned.
1. I always sleep at a 45 degree angle
2. Flat pillows support my neck the best
3. The noise from the fan motor allows me to fall asleep faster
4. It takes me three minutes to make my bed.
Black American entrepreneurs and business owners that hire virtual assistants from the Philippines are weirdos.
Especially, when you can outsource the same talent from Jamaica, Barbados, Dominican Republic, or from a local HBCU. 😒
In my two years of living between Washington D.C. (DMV) and Atlanta, I have learned:
1. Relationships in the DMV are authentic, genuine, and meaningful.
2. Relationships in Atlanta are transactional and celebrity based.