BLACK ENTREPRENEUR BLUEPRINT

"From Wall Street Executive To Starting A Natural Hair Care Brand"

Nancy Twine was a successful Wall Street executive for seven years before she decided to leave it all and start her own natural hair care brand. Learn how Nancy took a homemade formula and turned it into a profitable hair care brand that is currently sold in Sephora, Urban Outfitters, and other national retail outlets. Join us as Nancy takes us on her entrepreneurial journey.

"12K In Profits In 30 Days; The Anatomy Of A Product/Brand Start Up"

I told you it was coming and here it is! Learn how I created a brand from scratch and how I PROFITED over $12,000 in the first 30 days. Jay will take you through the six essential steps you have to master to manufacture your own brand. Also learn why it's easier to scale a product business, versus a service business. A must listen for those interested in transitioning from an employee to an entrepreneur.

"How To Start A Mobile Detailing Business From Scratch"

When Robert Jones got laid off from his job he didn't get upset; he viewed his layoff as an opportunity to start a mobile car wash and detailing business with his friend Kevin Clifton. Join us as Robert and Kevin detail their journey from meager beginnings to a successful multi-state mobile car wash and detail business.

"The Only 3 Things You Need To Do As An Entrepreneur" Jay Jones discusses the only 3 things that you must do to become a successful entrepreneur. Join us as Jay discusses his TCE Formula (Think-Create-Execute) and how you can use it to help build a successful business. This is a must listen for all entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs.

"7 PRINCIPLES FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT". Tonya Comer overcame growing up in a single parent home in the projects of Pittsburgh to become an award winning interior designer. Getting laid off from her job just happened to be the break she needed as she used her severance package to start Tonya Comer Interiors some thirteen years ago and she has never looked back. Join us as Tonya teaches us the "7 Principles of Accomplishment" and shares her personal entrepreneurial journey with the Black Entrepreneur Blueprint Family.

"8 Lessons I Learned From One Of My Recently Failed Businesses" Join us as Jay discusses one of his recent business failures and what crucial information he learned. If you are an entrepreneur, don't be afraid to fail; as failure teaches you just as much as success. Jay discusses some real lessons such as having realistic expectations, knowing your critical numbers, and knowing when to shut the light off for good. This is a great episode for all entrepreneurs.

"5 Easy Steps To Determine What Business To Start & The Racial Wealth Gap". Jay Jones discusses 5 easy steps to determine what business to start and how entrepreneurship correlates to the racial wealth gap. Jay shows you how to cut through the paralysis of analysis and find the best business that fits you. If you are having trouble deciding what business to start, you must listen to this episode and also download Jay's "Business Idea Worksheet".

"How To Successfully Position Yourself & Your Business For Maximum Success". Leonard W. Stewart is a successful entrepreneur and business attorney. After leaving a cushy corporate position Leonard struggled to build his law practice for several years until he mastered the art of positioning himself and his business for success. Join us as Leonard takes us on his entrepreneurial journey and explains how he transformed his business using the power of positioning.

Join us as we listen to Minister Louis Farrakhan discuss the importance of "doing for self" as it pertains to Black economics. Minister Farrakhan provides a strategy to uplift our community and move us to a position of economic power. Also Jay Jones gives you "7 Ways To Test A Business Idea Without Going Broke". Don't miss this exciting, informative edition of the Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast.

"Black Economics Equals Black Power - 4 Steps To Building A New Black Wall Street". Black Wall Street was a thriving Black community in the early 1900's that produced Black wealth and independence at an untold pace. Tune in as Jay Jones gives you the four steps to create "A New Black Wall Street" and why this economy coupled with today's technology dictates that it is so important that we do it now. If you ever wanted to know how to create Black Power through economics, this is the episode for you.