Black Men In Business Say This Is The Key To Success

Being a Black entrepreneur is far from easy. If you are a Black business owner who is struggling, know that there are so many Black entrepreneurs who are exhausted from running a business with little to no assistance. And in 2021, Black and African-American owned businesses only accounted for about 3% of businesses in the United States. It’s important to note that there are over 33 million small business owners in The United States alone. More than 80% of small businesses operate without any staff. But despite the odds, many Black men are overcoming adversity and thriving in entrepreneurship. For example, Eszylfie Taylor, who is the president of Taylor Insurance and Financial Services, works with high profile families, executives, actors, athletes, and more. Taylor has extensive experience in both financial services and entrepreneurship. He even has a reality series and app called Mind.Body.Money, where he helps celebrity clients achieve financial freedom. He believes that it can be incredibly challenging to be an entrepreneur, especially a Black entrepreneur, in this economy. “The most difficult part of being an entrepreneur in this economy is access to capital and people who can afford your services. The gap between the haves, and the have...