đź’ŻGreat session and fantastic information to help individuals gain perspective.
Supporting our communities and empowering individuals with education that will make a lasting impact is not an easy task. Discussing death, assets, wealth, family law and the importance of preparation is not necessarily a conversation always welcome. I applaud anybody who takes a step forward to make decisions that will leave a positive and lasting impact on their households.
đź‘€Seeing a room full of 150 people educating themselves on how to do better is the most gratifying vision!đź‘€
📣 You’re Invited! Free Live Webinar – April 15 at 7:30 PM
Do you or someone you know receive the Disability Tax Credit (DTC)? You might be eligible for thousands of dollars in government support.
Join us to learn about the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP):
✔️ Who qualifies
✔️ How to get government grants & bonds
✔️ Common mistakes to avoid
✔️ Tips to make the most of your benefits
đź“… April 15, 2026
⏰ 7:30 PM
đź’» Online event
👉 Save your spot and share with friends or family who could benefit!
#DisabilitySupport #RDSP #DTC
Show time! Scan the QR code for tickets or click the link.
https://black3rdworldreunion.culturetix.ca/dawson-college-black-and-third-world-reunion-12g8e/tickets
RISE & GRIND, Beloveds:
“If you want to show me a truly great person, don’t tell me about their records, awards, money, or power. Show me what that person has done for someone else. That’s where true greatness lies.”
— Michael “Pinball” Clemons
Last weekend I attended an event with the Pinball Clemons Foundation, where we were pouring into the next generation of youth here in the City of Toronto.
While I was there, I unexpectedly ran into someone who helped shape the early trajectory of my journey—my beloved brother, Wayne Harris.
Seeing him made me reflect on something powerful: mentorship.
A mentor isn’t someone who speaks from theory.
A mentor speaks from experience.
A mentor tells you the truth, even when it’s hard—because they see something in you worth developing.
Wayne did that for me.
He met me at a time when I was just coming out of high school and starting college, trying to find my voice as a visual communicator.
Back then, I didn’t even know what mentorship was.
But Wayne saw something in me that I hadn’t yet seen in myself.
He opened doors.
He encouraged my creativity.
He introduced me to opportunities beyond Toronto—even helping me travel to Montreal for the first time.
Truth be told, that was my first real adventure.
Looking back now, I realize how important those moments were.
Mentorship creates ripple effects.
The same way Wayne poured into me years ago, I now try to pour into the next generation of young people.
That’s how legacy works.
Wayne, my brother, thank you for believing in me before I fully believed in myself.
Every hero’s journey begins somewhere.
For me… it began with someone in my community who said,
“I see something in you.”
That person was Wayne Harris.
I appreciate you, my brother.
Be bold.
Be beautiful.
Be brilliant.
Live your life.
Leave your legacy.
Make your MARK.
Teaching the next generation the money game with @wayneharrisconsulting . Thanks @cobthammerheads for the opportunity. The young men were very well mannered and focused!! Testimonies to come!
Btw… did you know Critical Illness is more costly than life insurance?? Are you protected if you get sick??
Risk Management 101.
