We’ve had several LPs reach out & publications since the launch of Overlooked Ventures yesterday. All said the same thing, they couldn’t believe the support we’ve been getting. That’s ALL OF YOU. I’m beyond emotional. 🥺 Sincerely grateful for all of you. ❤️

Collab Capital closes $50 million debut fund to back Black founders tcrn.ch/3wAzcKk by Natasha Mascarenhas

So, I have news. Nile (Black Online Shopping) has been acquired and I am joining @ShopCirculate as the head of product to lead the charge of revolutionizing Black commerce alongside my new partner and boss LOVE. Let's get it!! revolt.tv/news/2021/6/1/…

When you say the only way for underrepresented people to get hired is for diversity to override merit, you are literally saying you believe white men are better. It is the logical equivalent. Are you willing to say it that way?

Digging through some old files and I found a pay stub from 2007. My hourly income has increased by 2,380% [not a typo...] I have a lot of gratitude for the arc my career has taken and I find myself more focused than ever working to create this arc for others.

A key part of entrepreneurship is managing your emotions and actions through the highs and lows.

Discussed loneliness and entrepreneurship today and this Drake line came to mind "What am I doing? What am I doing? Oh yeah, that's right, I'm doin' me, I'm doin' me I'm living life right now, man, and this what I'ma do 'til it's over..." Just keep doing you.

I'm thinking of getting a CEO coach. Who has experience in this?

Oh so there’s a whole park named after you in Toronto Christie Pitts 💫!? en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christie_…

Founders be like: Revenue jumped 300% this month. The Revenue 💰: $10 to $30

Remember when it took time to get to meetings, get settled, and connect with people in person? We may not fully be there yet but let’s never forget that that’s healthier than zoom calls all day…

A key part of entrepreneurship is tapping into that child-like imagination that was pushed to the side when conforming for school and early jobs. I learned a lot during my 4 years of working for others, but more experience wasn’t worth the cost of me not thinking for myself

Corporate America has forgotten George Floyd’s name.

Anyone else feel like we’re here to do more than just iterate on what was done before?

Could twitter crash as well and we can all check-in tomorrow on what it was like to not have social for a bit?

Check out "Founders on Fire: Fireside Chat with Marcus Bullock, CEO & Founder of Flikshop" featuring @adammutschler, Marcus Bullock. #DCSW21 emamo.com/event/dc-start… on emamo

I was wondering why one of my AirPod Pro ear pieces wasn’t working all day, then I saw Apple made an announcement 🤔

Believing in someone before anyone does is one of the highest ROI things you can do