BLACK ENTREPRENEUR BLUEPRINT

"How To Make Money In The 7 Trillion Dollar Travel Business With Your Own Local Tour Business - 9 Steps"

Join Jay in the first installment of "Low-Cost Business Ideas" where he discusses the lucrative local tour business. A must listen.

"The Power Of Failure For Entrepreneurs - 7 Things I Learned About Failure"

All through life we are taught that failure is bad. As entrepreneurs, we know failure is part of the process. Join Jay as he shares 7 lessons he learned from failure.

"How To Start Your Own Subscription Box"

Join Jay as he discusses the lucrative business of subscription boxes as he gives you 10 steps to start your own profitable business.

"How To Profit With Print On Demand"

Join Jay as he discusses the pros and cons of selling print-on-demand products and gives you several steps to set up a profitable business without having to carry any inventory.

"Knocked Down, But Not Out - The Importance Of Your Belief System For Entrepreneurs"

Join Jay as he shares a personal story about rebounding from one of the lowest points of his entrepreneurial journey and how his belief system helped him to get back on the right track.

"Pacified By A Paycheck - 5 Steps To Overcoming Your Fears"

Join Jay as he delves into the fears that keep us pacified by a paycheck and gives us 5 steps to overcome that fear and become the writer, director, and star of your entrepreneurial journey.

"How To Sell Your Product Or Service Online Using A Counterintuitive Tactic - 5 Steps"

Join Jay as he gives you a new tactic he used to increase sales on one of his ecommerce products and how you can do the same.

"From Food Stamps To Financial Literacy"

Join us as Jay interviews Financial Adviser Charles "Tank" Harris as he takes us on his amazing entrepreneurial journey. Charles started from meager beginnings to managing the finances of athletes and entertainers and transitioning into working with entrepreneurs and everyday folk. A must listen.

"4 Low-Cost Big Money Businesses You Can Start Even If You Are Unemployable Or Underemployed"

There are certain circumstances in our lives that may make it very hard for us to find financially rewarding and satisfying work. If you are a felon, a lifetime entrepreneur, or just lack marketable skills you may be considered unemployable. If you have the skills and ambition to earn higher wages than you currently earn, then you are underemployed. Join Jay as he gives you 4 big money businesses that you can start for a relatively low-cost.

"From Janitor To Billionaire"

John Barfield discusses his meager beginnings and how he built a two-billion-dollar business. A must listen.