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Are you BOLD enough for your dream?
Hey Love,
As we hit the halfway mark of the year, it’s time to have a quick check-in – how are your goals coming along? Are you being BOLD enough? I’m not just talking about the plans you made at the beginning of the year. What are the actions you’ve taken to get closer to those goals? Listen to this 👇:
Big dreams require bold actions. I am SUPERCHARGED® and you are too! You’re strong enough, smart enough, and bold enough to make the moves that will get you from where you are to where you want to be. Now is the time to ignite your spark and turn those plans into reality.
Success won’t happen overnight, but as long as you take consistent action, you will get there. I know this for a fact because I’ve watched some of my dreams come to reality the last few weeks. Want to know more? Check out the highlights for this episode of the Kwanza Jones Chronicles.
- A few weeks ago, I celebrated the topping-off ceremony of our new SUPERCHARGED office building in Santa Monica. When I think about all the challenges we overcame and the seven years it took for this project to get to this point, I feel overwhelmed with gratitude. Although the project isn’t complete, it’s important to celebrate wins and milestones along the way to success. After completion, the building will provide a space for all members of the Kwanzaverse to collaborate and connect, powering possibilities that will boost humanity and its future.
- I had a full circle moment at the 90th anniversary Apollo Spring Benefit earlier this month when I presented the Legacy Award alongside Fat Joe to Babyface. The Apollo Theater is a significant part of my story. While growing up, my father always took me and my siblings there. In the 90s, I performed and was one of the winners of Amateur Night. Today, I’m on the board of The Apollo. It’s been such an incredible journey, that’s why I supported this year’s event as the Premier Sponsor. It was a way of saying “thank you” to a space and place that created, and continues to create, opportunities for a diversity of voices to be heard, and conversations to continue.
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- I get motivated when I see organizations like Next Legacy Partners, a venture capital and private equity firm, working to create a positive impact on the world by providing access to venture capital. They give philanthropists, athletes, and changemakers a seat at the table by investing in access-constrained venture funds and venture-backed companies on their behalf. By providing outsized venture capital returns, Next Legacy Partners is amplifying the impact of these diverse groups.
- Remember we talked about being bold enough? It requires strength. Being bold means standing firm in the face of challenges with the conviction that you are strong enough to overcome them. This strength may come from your Boost Friends™. It may also come from within. Want to know how to unleash the strength within you? Here’s an article that can help.
The journey to greatness starts with a single bold step. Even if things seem tough, just keep moving forward. In my SUPERCHARGED® Statement which I wrote over 11 years ago, there’s a line that says, “You are more than fierce: You are vicious. You are strong enough, smart enough, bold enough.” These words keep me going during difficult times. They can boost you too.
Don’t forget to build a circle of strength by surrounding yourself with people who support you. If you’re a member of the Kwanza Jones Boost Friends Community, sign in here and stay up to date with the latest events and weekly boosts.
Who loves you? I do!
Bye for now,
Upcoming: Did you know that children from low-income communities – who are disproportionately Black and Latino – fare far worse than their higher-income peers due to lack of access to early education, quality teachers, and other necessary support? Stay tuned for the next issue of the Kwanza Jones Chronicles as I’ll be sharing what you can do to help.
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