Day 3: Share an old photo from a early day in your business.
"I am going to start a blog sharing business that Black Women have."
I remember telling this to a friend via Facebook Messenger while at work. This was shortly after I attended an expo that had nothing but business with White faces in attendance. It was so hard for me to believe that in 2015, I could still go somewhere and be the only Black person in the room.
This photo was taken in January 2016. I was invited to a vision/intention board party and decided to make it an all night work-a-thon. I ended up staying at the hotel that the vision party was at and a friend and I stayed up to about 3a making a plan for all the things we had placed on our vision boards.
Looking back on this photo and this event, I see that as much as things change, they stay the same. I still make intention boards, have work-a-thons with friends and I am always and forever working on a master plan.
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