Honest Black Business Reviews (Mostly) & Bits of Personal Randomness
I’m supposed to be getting a lesson together; I’m supposed to have an agenda ready; I’m supposed to be good to go for this person coming to me in three hours, but I don’t have any of it, and I can get it together because I can’t stop laughin’.
I think my official birthday jam has become “Gotta Get Yo Groove On”, but I’ve been on this James Brown kick for a couple of weeks, so that’s where I’m goin’ with it. Besides, without James Brown, who knows if Tevin or anybody else would be groovin’ anyway?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej6pQFfA_fo I’m supposed to have a thorough explanation of the importance of this song, the group, and blah blah blah, but I’m gon’ express MYself (he he) and let y’all know that I’m feelin’ it. I love Salt-n-Pepa, and I love this song, but I can’t do the for real writin’ thing right now. Just know that between the beat and lyrics, and the motivation it gives me, this song is one of my favorites. Let me know what you think. Kenisha
D’metri Mayo, of Grindface, captures some of the most practical advice, ever, about wealth accumulation, self-image, and community-building from Malcolm “MJ” Harris, CEO of National Care Financial Group. https://www.facebook.com/GrindFace.Founder/videos/175996992898517/ Look, listen, and learn. Kenisha
