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💰 owning one or several businesses can be very rewarding… it can also be extremely challenging. you can see a huge profit as soon as a few hours of operation. you could also experience a period or several where there is no revenue at all. it’s definitely not for the faint of heart and it was never about the money for me. it was and has always been about my freedom, my limitless creativity, and ability to be in control of all my own endeavors.the money is the bonus.💰

The last 2 days have been so overwhelming…in a great way! I got to spend it with my Morehouse brothers… old and new! I even bumped into one of my favorite educators Professor Bennett. He’s a theologian that taught me about Religion and one thing that I love so much about this guy was that instead of forcing any opinion or ideology on us, he encourage us to “challenge”. I challenged his ass the whole semester too! lol ! I learned so much about Christianity, Voodoo, Buddhism, and so much more! I even had the opportunity to create my own religion! I will forever be grateful for this magnificent man!! It is because of him… that I never accept anything just because someone says I should! ✊🏾🐅❤️

I love my HBCU!!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

Dear Journal,

Today I woke up feeling a whirlwind of emotions. I felt like crying but no idea why. There was also a mix of vulnerability, pride, and a glimmer of hope. It’s an unusual combination, but it’s a testament to the journey I’m on and the person I’m becoming.

As I stand here in my bathroom, reflecting on my thoughts and feelings, I couldn’t help but feel a surge of pride. I’ve come a long way, both personally and professionally. I’ve overcome challenges, faced my fears, and pushed myself to grow. It’s a journey that hasn’t always been easy, but it’s one that I’m proud of.

In the midst of all these emotions, something else began to stir within me. Confidence. Confidence in myself, in my abilities, and in the country I call home - America. Over the past few months, I’ve witnessed the resilience and strength of the American people. Despite the challenges we face, there is a sense of unity and determination that is starting to restore my faith in this great nation.

I am starting to believe again that we have the power to make positive change, to overcome adversity, and to build a better future for ourselves and future generations. This newfound confidence in America is not blind optimism, but rather a recognition of the incredible potential that exists within our society.

Today, as I navigate through the ups and downs of life, I am reminded of the importance of embracing our emotions and acknowledging our growth. It’s okay to feel vulnerable, to experience a range of emotions, and to be proud of the person we are becoming.

So, here’s to embracing our emotions and finding the strength within ourselves to be confident in who we are and the journey we’re on. May we continue to grow, evolve, and contribute to the positive change we wish to see in the world.

With gratitude,
Sir Ken