Sunday, April 19, 2026
Saturday, April 18, 2026
#NBA ALL DAY ... THANK YOU #PRIME FOR TRIAL 30 DAYS #TIP
WORKING FROM HOME ALL DAY
I’m not angry that Kobe Bryant is deceased… I’m validated.
That may be hard for some people to understand but validation doesn’t always come wrapped in comfort. Sometimes it comes after years of silence, confusion, endurance, and being misunderstood.
You see, I have abilities too.
You may not always see me working behind the scenes, but I do. I observe. I process. I endure. And I grow. My strength has never been loud it’s been consistent. And my kindness? It’s often mistaken for weakness.
Let me be clear… it’s not.
This isn’t the first time I’ve had to stand firm in who I am and it won’t be the last. Life has a funny way of testing you, almost like a twisted game. But I’m not here to play the “joker.” I’m here to evolve.
Right now, my focus is simple: My mental well-being. My stability. My peace.
And honestly? That’s enough.
I’ve got a busy day ahead planning, preparing, stepping into a new chapter. I’ll be starting classes soon, building my future, and putting energy into things that actually serve me.
So yes… if anything I said earlier felt like a “mind trip,” accept this as my moment of clarity. I’ve processed it.
There are things I endured mentally and emotionally that no amount of money could justify. And if I had truly spoken from the deepest parts of my heart? Some truths would have made people uncomfortable.
But here’s what I’ve learned:
Some people tolerate dysfunction. Some people normalize it. Some people even thrive in it.
I don’t.
And I won’t.
There are individuals who struggle with rejection, control, and power. If you’ve ever worked under someone like that you already know. It’s not leadership… it’s projection.
But here’s the shift…
I didn’t quit.
And that matters.
Because now? I move forward on my terms.
I can take care of myself. Heal. Go to therapy. Receive what I’m entitled to. And position myself for a remote opportunity that aligns with my purpose while building my business the way I’ve always envisioned.
No more chaos. No more confusion. No more shrinking.
Just growth.
And yes… I might treat myself this weekend. Nails done. Maybe a good meal. I heard the buffet at the MGM Grand is closing soon so why not enjoy a moment? I earned it.
At the end of the day, I pray this for anyone reading:
May God teach you how to find peace in the storm.
Because once you find that kind of peace…
nothing and no one can shake you.
Breaking the Player Codes, keys to my car!
1 I am number one in your life
2 Second Wife to somebody??
3 You see or hear GOD
4 I am “HIV” negative
5 Someone with “HIV” near me
6 Dr. J and/or LeBron James
7 Vegas or Carmelo Anthony
8 (Vanessa) 24 (Chevy) Kobe Codes
9 I am not having a “baby”
10 Perfect Me
11 Who wants to RAPE… yeah
12 Jesus had Disciples how many?
13 Esther (Bible)
14 Valentine Day
16 Pope Francis
18 RIP DJ
20 Gary Payton
21 Weed/Marijuana (y’all so LOUD)
22 Both on a second marriage
23 Michael Jordan
25 Derrek Lee (Cubs)
31 Chris Brown
33 Scottie Pippen
34 Walter Payton
35 Kevin Durant
36 Bishop Don Juan
40 Presidential Codes
42 Floyd Mayweather
45 What gun do I carry?
45 Donald J. Trump
50 I am going off about something, not the rapper jerk #FAKE
52 Supreme Captain Mustapha Farrakhan
58 Judge Zagel (RIP)
65 Dr Dre
66 GB2G aka George Bush:)
68 Year I was born
69 Commander Brian Thompson aka “Silver Fox” (Rahm)
93 DJ (RIP)
99 JAY-Z
00 Diddy
106 Park it right here (My birthday)
168 Debbie LUCKY lottery number
CONGRATULATIONS!!! I AM OFFICIAL IN NEVADA!!! BUSY ALL WEEK!!!
Do You Know How Much Money I Make for Other Companies???
I’ve been up all night… stressing, thinking, calculating replaying every role I’ve ever stepped into and dominated. And one question keeps echoing louder than anything else:
Do you know how much money I make for other companies?
Because I do.
And it’s enough to keep me awake.
For a moment, I almost let myself fall into a pity party. Another position where I overachieved. Another environment where I gave more than what was required more than what was appreciated. I came in motivated, excited, ready to bring value… only to realize that most people and companies rarely deliver on their promises.
And yet, when you do find one that somewhat delivers, you push yourself to the edge trying to maintain it. You overextend. You overperform. You overgive.
Why?
Because that’s who you are.
I’ve always been drawn to commission-based roles positions where I can see the direct return on my effort. Where I know my energy translates into revenue. Where I earn a cut of what I produce. There’s something honest about that exchange.
But here’s the truth that hit me hardest tonight:
What if I put that same energy into myself?
What if every ounce of hustle, strategy, creativity, and resilience I’ve poured into building their companies… I redirected into building mine?
What if the profits I’ve generated for others became revenue streams for me?
That thought alone shifted something in me.
I had to get honest with myself completely honest.
I will never live a “normal” life. There will never be anything ordinary about how I think, how I move, or how I execute. And for a long time, I questioned that. I wondered if I needed to shrink, adjust, or fit into spaces that were never designed for someone like me.
But now?
I see it clearly.
My difference is my power.
And in all of my madness because yes, I’ll call it that I’ve found something I’m deeply grateful for: people who listen. People who witness. People who document parts of my journey so that, even in my most chaotic moments, there’s a record… a reminder that I’m building something real.
Something intentional.
Something mine.
It’s time.
Time to build myself.
Time to build my businesses.
Time to stop being the engine behind someone else’s machine and become the architect of my own.
I’m already laying the foundation. I have three passive income streams in motion, and
I’m stepping into a long-awaited project one that feels bigger than me. One that feels aligned with purpose. The kind of work that doesn’t just generate money, but meaning.
The kind of work I believe GOD has been preparing me for.
This isn’t about proving anything to anyone anymore.
This is about alignment.
Ownership.
Legacy.
Because at the end of the day, no one will ever understand me the way I understand myself.
And that’s more than enough to build an empire.
Friday, April 17, 2026
MY TIME AND SERVICE AT NEW BIRTH WAS NOT IN VAIN... COMING SOON TO VEGAS
Sunday’s Soul Food & Catering is a minority-women owned food service business based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The company will operate from
a commercial kitchen located at 333 W St Louis Ave, Suite 6, combined with a
mobile food truck to serve high-traffic areas and events.
The business specializes in authentic, High-Quality Mississippi
inspired soul food, offering dine-in, takeout, catering, and delivery through
platforms such as Grubhub, Uber Eats, and DoorDash.
WELCOMING TRANSPORTATION CALL FOR #NFL #NBA PLAYERS (COMING SOON)
TIM HARDAWAY, IT ALMOST LOOKS LIKE YOU
GARY PAYTON LOOKS LIKE DMX #RIP
BIG DEBATE: COMMERCIAL KITCHEN vs FOOD TRUCK #Analysis
🚚 OPTION 1: Food Truck (Mobile Business)
💰 Costs (Vegas reality)
- ~$1,500/month rental (low barrier entry)
- ~$5,000 deposit typical
- Commissary kitchen still required (law in Nevada)
✅ Pros
- High visibility + cash sales (events, streets, festivals)
- You control location (Strip, events, neighborhoods)
- Great for branding + exposure
- Lower startup vs full restaurant
- Can double as catering vehicle
❌ Cons
- You STILL need a commissary kitchen legally
- Weather + location dependent income
- Permits + parking restrictions
- Maintenance, gas, breakdown risks
- Limited menu/storage space
🍳 OPTION 2: Shared Commercial / Cloud Kitchen (Delivery Model)
Example:
- CloudKitchens
💰 Costs (Vegas reality)
- ~$3,200+/month typical entry
- ~200–800 sq ft kitchen space
- Startup around ~$30K possible
✅ Pros
- Lowest operational stress
- Built for Uber Eats / DoorDash / delivery scaling
- No front-of-house staff needed
- Faster launch (weeks, not months)
- Access to high-demand delivery zones
❌ Cons
- No walk-up customers (no visibility)
- Heavy reliance on apps (fees cut profit)
- Monthly rent can be high
- Branding is harder (you’re “invisible”)
⚖️ SIDE-BY-SIDE (REAL BUSINESS STRATEGY)
| Factor | Food Truck | Cloud Kitchen |
|---|---|---|
| Startup Cost | LOW | MEDIUM |
| Monthly Cost | ~$1.5K + commissary | ~$3K+ |
| Visibility | 🔥 High | ❌ None |
| Scalability | Medium | 🔥 High |
| Risk | Medium (weather/location) | Lower |
| Profit Potential | Event-driven | Volume-driven |
| Best For | Catering, street food | Delivery brands |
🔥 THE REAL PLAY (SMART ENTREPRENEUR MOVE)
Honestly? The BEST move in Vegas right now is:
👉 Combine BOTH
Strategy:
-
Start with Cloud Kitchen
- Build menu
- Test what sells
- Get online reviews
-
Add Food Truck
- Use same menu
- Hit events, casinos, pop-ups
- Build brand presence
-
Scale into:
- Catering (your strength already)
- Meal prep / private chef (you already do this!)
💡 My Recommendation for YOU (based on your businesses)
Since you already have:
- Maid 2 Order LLC
- Sunday’s Soul Food & Catering
- Service-based income streams
👉 Start with Cloud Kitchen FIRST
- Lower stress
- Predictable income
- Works with delivery + catering prep
👉 Then add a food truck as expansion
- For events, branding, and cash flow spikes
🧠 Bottom Line
- Food Truck = Visibility + Cash Flow (but hustle heavy)
- Cloud Kitchen = Stability + Scale (but less visibility)
I Need a Moment to Process
I need a moment to process… because what just happened doesn’t sit right in my spirit.
When you put in the work, when you show up, when you push through pressure, stress, and uncertainty you expect at the very least to be treated with fairness. Not perfection… just fairness. And what I’ve been dealing with has been anything but that.
I’ve taken the time to document everything. Every conversation. Every concern. Every moment I spoke up when something didn’t feel right. I followed the process. I elevated my voice when it mattered. I trusted that someone, somewhere, would actually listen.
Instead… I was met with silence. Dismissal. And ultimately, a decision that I know in my heart was not based on truth.
Being told your experience isn’t valid… when you lived it that hits different.
Being labeled or mischaracterized after standing up for yourself that hits different.
Being pushed out after raising real concerns that hits different.
And now here I am… sitting with it all.
Processing the retaliation I reported.
Processing the hostile environment I endured.
Processing the fact that my concerns were never properly investigated.
Processing the reality that I had to escalate this beyond the workplace just to be heard.
This isn’t just about a job.
This is about integrity.
This is about accountability.
This is about knowing your worth even when others try to diminish it.
I’m not defeated.
But I am human.
And right now… I need a moment to process.
Because healing, clarity, and next steps don’t come from chaos they come from stillness.
So I’m taking that moment.
And when I come back…
I’m coming back stronger, clearer, and fully prepared for what’s next.
Chevy
Small Business Loans and Financing
In August 2025, President Trump signed an executive order, "Guaranteeing Fair Banking For All Americans," directing the SBA to combat "politicized or unlawful debanking". Lenders must reinstate clients previously denied services and review, and by early 2026, 100% of owners applying for SBA loans must be U.S. citizens. The SBA reported over $45 billion in total lending to small businesses in FY25.
Key Aspects of Trump Small Business Financing Actions (2025-2026)
- Fair Banking Executive Order (Aug 2025): This action requires financial institutions to stop "debanking" or denying services to customers based on political or ideological reasons, specifically targeting those who were previously denied credit.
- Reinstatement of Clients: Lenders under the SBA must reassess previously denied applicants and make efforts to offer services, with a focus on compliance reporting to the SBA.
- Citizenship Requirement (March 2026): Effective March 1, 2026, a rule change restricts SBA loan eligibility to businesses where 100% of owners are U.S. citizens or nationals, removing eligibility for Green Card holders.
- Financing Focus: The administration has emphasized using programs like the 504 Loan Program to support major fixed assets and 7(a) loans for working capital.
- Grocery Guarantee (2026): A specific SBA initiative was announced to help small businesses with grocery guarantees to promote affordability.
Thursday, April 16, 2026
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