Black excellence is something we hear a lot Nowadays, but what does it really mean? You see, black excellence isn't just a saying that should be thrown around. I'm appalled and the against the fact that even our own brothers and sisters have given up on us. Growing up, my parents always spoke about giving back and giving to those who didn't have. Many people think what you give has to be physical or like a typical gift. They are wrong! Simply sharing your knowledge and time will go a long way. After I graduate with my Business Administration degree and secure my Real Estate license, I look forward to becoming a mentor for Black people all ages for the Business aspect as well as Real Estate. I want to break down every topic of business which includes paying off debt, securing jobs that are actually helpful, networking, owning their own business, investing in properties, having more than 3 sources of income, and so much more. I want to work with the government so our children can learn subjects such as paying taxes, mortgages, loans, setting up investments like Roth IRAs, and career advice. I also plan on opening affordable housing in different areas of south Florida as well as mentoring people for free. There is enough money for everyone so there's no point of being stingy with it. The idea is to help those in need to get on their feet and make changes. Think of it this way. If there is a single parent of 3 under the age of 9 with no where to live, how do they work? How do they get there? Who watches their kids and takes them to school? Who makes sure that they are okay? Please don't be close minded, men just like women, can be a single parent. These are the same people desperately need help, but the government limits them. Can we normalize helping others? Especially our kind. I often think about how different my life would have been if my family didn't receive help from others at time. I'm grateful for everything and feel that god gave me my purpose of enlightening and motivating others. So with that being said, I plan on using my education to build a better path for Black people in the business world by mentoring them on the business aspects that billionaires keep amongst themselves and spreading the knowledge of how to become financially, mentally, and spiritually rich.

Am I a fan of LeBron James? What type of question is that? LeBron James is my favorite basketball player of all time. My dad is a basketball coach, referee, and trainer so the love for basketball runs in the family. Now keep in mind, I was born in 2004 and didn't watch basketball until 2011 so I wasn't there for the prime time for others players such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. But what made me a fan of LeBron was his passion. I couldn't imagine leaving my home team (The Cavs) and the fans burn my jersey and express the fact that they hate me. It takes courage to stand up for yourself and make the decision that's best for you. He saw a better opportunity with the heat, so he took it despite the backlash he received. LeBron is also a NBA star who gives back to his communities both in Miami and Cleveland. Now the question of who is the greatest basketball player of all time is something that everyone will debate. Although Bill Russel has 11 rings and Michael has 6 rings, we have to remember the competition back then was different. You had these NBA stars on the same team dominating everyone in the league. LeBron has surely showed with his stats and continuous stamina as to why his is the greatest player of all time. LeBron brought the league things they didn't even know and set the record high for all players coming into the league. He showed that you don't have to be the next Larry Bird or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The GOAT himself states, "There is a lot of pressure put on me, but I don't put a lot of pressure on myself. I feel if I play my game, it will take care of itself." Amazing, yes, that's one way to describe LeBron James.