*Dear Black Children,*
The world has it backward. We think success is about having people serve us. But the greatest leaders, wealthiest business people, and most powerful individuals got to where they are by serving others!
America's 35th President John F. Kennedy once said, “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.”
Instead of waiting for opportunities, create them! What problems can you solve for your community? What value can you bring? That’s the real path to financial and personal success!
Success is about impact, not entitlement. At least not like we thought when we were young. The more people you serve, the more valuable you become. The more valuable you become the more difficult it becomes for people to do away with you.
The world has it backward. We think success is about having people serve us. But the greatest leaders, wealthiest business people, and most powerful individuals got to where they are by serving others!
America's 35th President John F. Kennedy once said, “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.”
Instead of waiting for opportunities, create them! What problems can you solve for your community? What value can you bring? That’s the real path to financial and personal success!
Success is about impact, not entitlement. At least not like we thought when we were young. The more people you serve, the more valuable you become. The more valuable you become the more difficult it becomes for people to do away with you.
*Dear Black Children,*
The world has it backward. We think success is about having people serve us. But the greatest leaders, wealthiest business people, and most powerful individuals got to where they are by serving others!
America's 35th President John F. Kennedy once said, “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.”
Instead of waiting for opportunities, create them! What problems can you solve for your community? What value can you bring? That’s the real path to financial and personal success!
Success is about impact, not entitlement. At least not like we thought when we were young. The more people you serve, the more valuable you become. The more valuable you become the more difficult it becomes for people to do away with you.
