Boyce Watkins

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The reason it's important for a black man to train his son is because when you invest in your son, you're gaining a teammate for life.

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Don’t ruin your life over a relationship

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People overspend on luxury because they are often trying to buy a feeling, not a product.

Sometimes it’s about status.
Sometimes it’s about insecurity.
Sometimes it’s about proving to the world that they’ve “made it.”

Luxury can become emotional armor. It can silence self-doubt for a moment. It can create the illusion of power, even when the bank account says otherwise.

Marketing also plays a role. Billion-dollar brands are built on making you feel incomplete without their label.

And when financial literacy is low, lifestyle inflation feels normal instead of dangerous.

True wealth isn’t what you wear.
It’s what you own.

If this message resonates, comment the word money to get a free copy of my training on how to make money without working, or text the word money to 87948.

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The rapper T.I. regularly refers to himself as a king and that is what makes him very different from 50 Cent.

Here are 10 things a true king must possess:
1. A bloodline
A king doesn’t just make money.
He creates heirs.
His children are not props — they’re extensions of his vision.
2. A queen
Power is amplified through partnership.
A respected king stands beside a woman of strength, wisdom, and loyalty.
Dynasties are built in pairs, not in isolation.
3. A unified family
A king’s home is ordered.
His children know who they are.
His household reflects structure, not chaos.
4. Territory
A king governs space — physical, cultural, economic.
He has influence over a domain.
People associate a region, a movement, or a mindset with his name.
5. Loyal subjects
Respect isn’t forced.
It’s earned.
A real king has community backing — people who defend him when he’s not in the room.
6. An economic engine
A king controls resources.
Ownership.
Businesses.
Assets that outlive trends and music charts.
7. A code
Kings move by principles.
Honor.
Boundaries.
Standards.
Without a code, you’re just a hustler with a crown.
8. Succession planning
A king prepares for the day he’s gone.
He trains his heirs.
He institutionalizes his power so it doesn’t die with him.
9. Cultural impact
A powerful king shapes identity.
He influences how his people see themselves.
His name becomes part of the story of his era.
10. Legacy over ego
A memorable king thinks in generations, not headlines.
He measures success by what survives him — not by who he defeats.

Now here’s the deeper layer…

A solo warrior can be powerful.
But a king is powerful because he builds something bigger than himself.

One conquers.

The other governs.

And history always remembers the one who built a kingdom.

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I spent many days with Rev Jackson and he was always very kind to me. Condolences to him and his family.

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