The Black Negotiator’s Blog
Manifesto to my current and future mentees
My motto is “The only way is up”. It reminds me that I must always level up and prepare for…
Honoring my friend who passed away
I do not want to finish Netflix, I want to finish life
Fear can be a powerful motivator, but it can also hold us back from living life to the fullest. By setting goals and taking calculated risks, we can break out of our comfort zone and experience life in a new and exciting way. Whether it’s roller skating backwards, scuba diving, or fire walking, taking action to pursue our goals can bring unimaginable joy and satisfaction. It can also be contagious; inspiring others to take their own calculated risks and live life to the fullest.
Allow me to re-introduce myself Black NEGOTIATOR
Every so often, I need to reclaim my title of “Negotiator”. I am not saying the best negotiator; I am intentionally claiming “Negotiator”. You may think… well if you are just a negotiator, not even the best, the OG, [or insert any presumptuous adjective], you are not different than my friend or me.
My biggest fears in 2022
Let me provide a bit of context. We are way past the new year resolution timing. So why this post…
7 Steps to Black Happiness
Why do I put Black in the title? Is happiness different for Black people? I do not know for all Black people. I know that for me, it feels different.
Black-Owned Businesses: How To Invest And Why
Investing in the Black community is supporting Black-owned businesses and investing in opportunities within the Black community. There are many benefits to this type of investing, both for the individual investor and for the Black community as a whole.
New Year’s Resolutions for Your Finances
The new year is often an opportunity for people to make resolutions that will positively impact their lives. But what about your finances? Don’t your finances deserve the same attention and focus as other areas?
Why I Want To Be Mentally Free: The Fear Of Regret
why do I need healing? Because I am exposed to new situations, and I approach them differently. I am focusing on my mental freedom. People typically would call this being selfish. I dislike that term. It sounds negative. Mental freedom is like financial freedom to me. People who are not on that journey do not understand. I want financial independence to be free to use my time as I see fit. To make the most of my freedom, I am noticing that I need mental freedom. What is the point of having options if you choose the one that someone else chose for you?
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