My edtech company, EduFocal celebrated its 4th birthday recently. I’ve learned a lot over the last 4 years running the company. I’ve made some great decisions and I’ve made some bad

Quarter Century, wow. I’m 25! 2015 was a year of transition for me. The first quarter of the year was personally very challenging. It allowed me to rediscover how supportive family is and

First, I have to declare my bias. I love Jamaica, dearly. I have been privileged to visit and explore at least 9 countries and many cities. Each time I travel there’s one feeling

A few weeks ago an important chapter of my life came to an abrupt end; my relationship of 5+ years. For whatever it’s worth, I would love to add to the conversation. Like

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about Entrepreneurship and how your environment aids in the success of your business/company. Entrepreneurship is hard and even in the most ideal environment the chances of

I was a huge gamer growing up.  I loved video games so much that I started a video gaming website, grew it and wrote American video game publishers asking them to send me games

A lot of people are offended when one of the first questions you ask them is, “so, what do you do?”.  I’m guilty of this, but let me explain.  I think what you

My friend and fellow World Economic Forum Global Shaper, Jaevion Nelson in his Gleaner column offers a rather cynical perspective on entrepreneurship training.  You can find his column here.  As an entrepreneur and as

Peter Bregman: Next time you have a conversation you’re dreading, lead with the part you’re dreading. Get to the conclusion in the first sentence. Cringe fast and cringe early. It’s a

At 180 years old, the Jamaica Gleaner is one of the oldest newspaper companies in the western hemisphere and the world. Today I help them to celebrate with a guest column. Read, enjoy and