I have tried to give my readers and followers a birds eye view of what I have done to achieve the level of monetary and personal success I have enjoyed.  Anyone who knows my story (which by the way will be chronicled in my upcoming 4th book From Prison to Pr...

Excerpt taken from the book "How To Live The Life$tyle of an UnderCover Millionaire"

   Are you ready to have some fun?  Then let’s take some risks.  Are you averse to risk-taking?  If you are, then the road to becoming an UnderCover Millionaire and a New Jack entrepren...

Excerpt from the book "Living The Life$tyle of an UnderCover Millionaire".

• Successful people surround themselves with positive people. They limit their exposure to negativity and naysayers, preferring to spend time with folks who have can-do attitudes. They don’t ha...

Excerpt from the book "How To Live The Life$tyle of an UnderCover Millionaire"

• They live within their means.

This one is a no-brainer.  Spend less than you make. Try to save at least 20 percent of your income.

• They are not gamblers.

Face it people, wealthy pe...

Excerpt from the book "How To Live the Life$tyle of an UnderCover Millionaire"

Six Most Common Blunders That Lead to Failure

Blunder 1: Amount of Effort Exerted

   The single most important factor in determining who succeeds and who doesn't is simply the amount of effort...

This excerpt is taken from my book "Rich Christian, Poor Christian"    

    Let me tell you something that I believe to be true.  I truly believe that every human being that comes to the age of understanding of the purpose of money is going to wish for it.  Let me...

     Let me start off by saying that “there is no nobility in poverty”.  I do not feel that one can live a truly complete or successful life unless they experience true wealth and prosperity.  Now, that may not mean the same thing for everyone.  Wealth and prosperity m...

      Do most black people even care about closing the wealth gap?  In my humble opinion, I would have to answer no.  Why do I say that?  Think about it.  You cannot expect your own kids to be good at something if you care more about it than th...