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Lenard McKelvey aka "Charlamagne tha God" is an black entrepreneur of sorts, who is smart enough to manage his own career in radio. This is virtually unheard of for MOST black announcers on the air today. He was terminated from Radio One in Philly a couple of years ago when a VP of programming could not put a leash on him to control his content and delivery like most of the other black announcers at the corporation. Some state the VP was envious of Charlamagne's potential and tried to curtail it. [...]

This past weekend I attended the Living Legends event in Los Angeles. I made some incredible reconnections and established new connections within my industry...

This past weekend I attended the Living Legends event in Los Angeles. I made some incredible reconnections and established new connections within my industry...

Yesterday, I had lunch with an associate. As we were leaving the restaurant, I noticed an older white lady crying on a bench while people were...

Yesterday, I had lunch with an associate. As we were leaving the restaurant, I noticed an older white lady crying on a bench while people were...

There are certain things that you should always consider before a meeting with a client. Keep in mind they are taking time out of their busy day to meet with you so they must see some kind of potential. Make sure you don't disappoint them at all costs. Don't Lack Preparedness Make sure that you have everything you need in place the day BEFORE the meeting. Don't wait until the last minute. [...]

Use Your Job Like College This is an excerpt from my new book "Mind Your Own Damn business" a guide for Minority Entrepreneurs. I will be released in ebook form in the next two weeks.  "When I worked for a music industry magazine called Urban Network, there was a LOT of infighting, power struggles, dirty politics and negativity going on. Mostly caused by outsiders who didn't even work there but were allowed to hang around the offices. [...]

Business Management Congratulations entrepreneur….you've made it through another year of doing business. There is always room to improve and my golden rule is "If a...