High-value women (HVW) are some of the most attractive people to pursue. They are often well-spoken, well-dressed, and well-mannered. They live very well and have some of the best assets you can have. They are quite picky when it comes to what they put in their body, and they don’tContinue Reading

I saw an infomercial the other day for a weight loss solution targeting the frustrated people who “fail to see results from diet and exercise.” I had to scratch my head on that one. When do diet and exercise fail? This, of course, is a trick question. Diet and exerciseContinue Reading

TIERRA BANKS As a mother-daughter coach and chief of probation, Tierra Banks excels in relationship reconciliation through her unique ability to make everyone she engages with feel seen, heard, and understood. This distinct approach, used in her work with the Mended Inc. foundation and the court system, creates a transformativeContinue Reading

Obtaining a license at sixteen is one of young America’s greatest rites of passage. It represents the beginning of responsibility. It represents the opportunity for young people to progress from an adolescent to an adult. However, for young Black drivers, getting a license to drive also means getting stopped byContinue Reading

There’s an interesting phenomenon in our society that occurs with men. When mental and emotional health are brought up, they clam up, shut down, or run away. Men will go into battle, take on City Hall, dangle from cliffs — but confront their emotions? No way! Get vulnerable? Nope! ShareContinue Reading

JIMMY FOWOSE Jimmy Fowose helps companies identify, create, and deliver on growth strategies that drive high performance and value creation, both organically and inorganically. Collaborating with executive leaders and senior stakeholders typically within Consumer & Industrial companies, he oversees strategic planning, drives strategic initiatives, and spearheads corporate development (i.e., MergersContinue Reading

n June 19, 1865, Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced General Order No. 3, proclaiming that all enslaved people in Texas were free. This declaration came two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation, highlighting the delayed enforcement of freedom inContinue Reading

It has happened again — but this time it feels different. This time, the crime of murdering another Black man hit all US homes. US Special Forces Airman, Roger Fortson, was killed by an Okaloosa County sheriff’s officer for simply answering his door. The sheriff, responding to the wrong apartmentContinue Reading