Camaraderie Over Competition

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One of the main factors holding Black men back in general is a sense of competitiveness amongst one another in the corporate world.

Unfortunately, in the Black community, there's often a sense of competition for who's the alpha or top dog in unhelpful ways. In corporate America it can show up as wanting to be the only Black man in the room, and not wanting to let another in.

That's why at Black Executive Men, we promote transparency and collaboration instead of competition among brothers. We believe that being your true, authentic self with the support of fellow Black men will lead to explosive results. As a client here, you'll receive a buddy on a similar path for open discussions about progress without judgment.

We focus on collaboration, so everyone wins together. This model has proven successful in supporting Black men in reaching seven-figure earning goals while maintaining a work-life balance for family time and pursuing personal interests like golfing.

The need for this type of support is great; if you're lacking it in your life but want professional greatness alongside strong network connections with supportive black men who embrace authenticity, we can help you achieve that goal!

Written by Jewel Edward Love, Jr.

Founder and Executive Coach, Black Executive Men

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