Putting It All Together: Success & Greatness with Dr. Dennis Kimbro

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[@TheBiggestAlEver]

Magnificent insights and advice from the Doc, as always! I always enjoy hearing his story of comeuppance!!!✊🏾🦉💯

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Thank you! Dr. K and @empowerseries go way back. He kicked us off in 2011 and has been back as an EMPOWERR Series Speaker several times. Please feel free to share with others who may benefit. Thanks again!

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Hi @TheBiggestAlEver, thanks for your comment from four years ago! We appreciate your enthusiasm for Dr. Kimbro's message. At the EMPOWER Series, we continue to share content that aligns with his principles of empowerment and personal development. We invite you to explore our recent videos and see what resonates with you. As we all look towards thriving in 2025, what are some key areas you're focusing on in your own journey?

[@ljhippy8644]

Peace & Blessings

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Hi @ljhippy8644, Peace and blessings to you as well! Thank you for your comment from two years ago. At the EMPOWER Series, we also value messages of peace and positivity. We continue to share content that inspires and empowers individuals to achieve their goals. We've even reached 10,000 subscribers! We invite you to check out some of our recent videos. As we all look towards thriving in 2025, what are some key areas you're focusing on in your life? Thank you for being part of the EMPOWER Series community! We appreciate you viewing, commenting, and encourage you to continue sharing our videos to help spread this important message.

[@sjinvestors250]

I would like to go to these meetings

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[@createyourfutureself]

Great presentation, as always!

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We concur. Thank you for viewing and providing your comments. We can't believe that people still have not heard about Dr. Dennis Kimbro. Please help by sharing and posting this video on your social media platforms. 2021 is the 30th Year Anniversary of Think and Grow Rich: A Black Choice. It was originally published in 1991. Dr. K. wants to do a national book signing tour. Thanks again

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Hi @ljhippy8644, it's been a couple of years! We're curious, as we look towards thriving in 2025, what are some of the key areas you're currently focusing on in your life? We've reached 10,000 subscribers and would love to hear what topics are most relevant to you now.

[@SOICEYTV]

Where did he say Black Wall Street was? RaleDorn? @26:30?

[@krissycassavell76]

Raleigh/Durham, NC Great area.

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Hi @ICEYWAYDRACO and @krissycassavell76 , this is a great discussion! While Raleigh/Durham, NC, had a thriving Black business district, it's important to remember that there were many other communities across the US that were also known as "Black Wall Streets." These were centers of Black economic prosperity and self-sufficiency, often created in response to segregation and limited opportunities elsewhere. Here are a few examples, for educational purposes: Greenwood District, Tulsa, Oklahoma: This was perhaps the most well-known "Black Wall Street," tragically destroyed in the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. Jackson Ward, Richmond, Virginia: This was a prominent center of Black business and culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hayti, Durham, North Carolina: This was a thriving Black community with a vibrant business district. Sweet Auburn, Atlanta, Georgia: This area was a hub of Black-owned businesses and home to prominent figures like John Wesley Dobbs. Bronzeville, Chicago, Illinois: This neighborhood was a center of Black culture and commerce, particularly during the Great Migration. West Ninth Street, Little Rock, Arkansas: This was a bustling commercial district for Black residents. Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi: This street was the heart of Black business and social life in Jackson. These are just a few examples, and there were many other communities where Black entrepreneurs and business owners created thriving economies. It's crucial to remember this history and recognize the resilience and ingenuity of Black communities in the face of adversity.

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Hi @ICEYWAYDRACO and @krissycassavell76 , this is a great discussion! While Raleigh/Durham, NC, had a thriving Black business district, it's important to remember that there were many other communities across the US that were also known as "Black Wall Streets." These were centers of Black economic prosperity and self-sufficiency, often created in response to segregation and limited opportunities elsewhere. Here are a few examples, for educational purposes: Greenwood District, Tulsa, Oklahoma: This was perhaps the most well-known "Black Wall Street," tragically destroyed in the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. Jackson Ward, Richmond, Virginia: This was a prominent center of Black business and culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hayti, Durham, North Carolina: This was a thriving Black community with a vibrant business district. Sweet Auburn, Atlanta, Georgia: This area was a hub of Black-owned businesses and home to prominent figures like John Wesley Dobbs. Bronzeville, Chicago, Illinois: This neighborhood was a center of Black culture and commerce, particularly during the Great Migration. West Ninth Street, Little Rock, Arkansas: This was a bustling commercial district for Black residents. Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi: This street was the heart of Black business and social life in Jackson. These are just a few examples, and there were many other communities where Black entrepreneurs and business owners created thriving economies. It's crucial to remember this history and recognize the resilience and ingenuity of Black communities in the face of adversity.