” I want to create generational wealth; how do I get started?” A simple question. Still, I struggled to give a simple answer to people asking. Until now.
Category: MY STORY
My inner saboteurs were my most vital allies until they became my enemies
A saboteur is a person who deliberately damages or destroys things. How could a saboteur be a good thing in my life then? It never was a good thing, but some of the impacts were useful earlier in my journey.
Is your environment too toxic, or do you need to become more resilient?
The past 2 weeks have been “annoying” in many ways. sense. And that makes things even worse! Check how I am hoping to get out of this situation
Chapter 7. Finding Love
My challenge: Making the most of balling in London
My choice: Keep on balling forever, or commit to one woman
Vulnerability side of the story: True love is scary. How to know a feeling that happens once in life if lucky
Chapter 6. From la Banlieue (the hood) to the City
Moving to London at 22 was one of the most difficult but also the best decision I could make. I had to break the mold. Change my environment to grow. Sad that I had to change to fit :/
Chapter 5. Getting in “Serious” debt for my education
I got my bachelor’s degree. Yay! Big deal. Or so I thought, for like less than 2 seconds. Even before graduating, I knew that this bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Sales would not be enough for anything.
Chapter 4: Ignoring People Advice
I was the first person in my family to go to business school. Still, almost 20 years after graduating, I am the only one to have been to business school. Do you. think it is because of skills? Nope!
Chapter 3. Experiencing Excellence
I am 16. I am in Paris with my crew. It is a hot summer. I am sweating. Not because of the temperature but because of the adrenaline going through my veins.
Chapter 2. Leaving my Hood
I was lucky in my life. I am very grateful for it. One of my most significant luck was to travel outside of France at a very young age. It showed my that I could matter.
Chapter 1. Deciding on a Business Career
What do you want to do when you grow up? The most common question adults ask kids. As far as I could remember, my first answer was: I want to be a journalist