developing myself in many areas. One of the skills I picked up through various readings was web design. I bought as many book as I could, and in no time, I was building quality websites, building a client base, and offering a service that people were literally clamoring for. Looking at ways to connect it with my passion, I took a shot at building a website for local rap group Bone Thugs N Harmony. Logistically, there are a number of reasons why something like this would not have particularly worked at the time, at least the way I approached it anyway. Nevertheless, it proved to be a good experience for me in attempting to make something happen. It was definitely a confidence booster to say the least. In addition, it was a first-hand lesson in the ways that people refuse to work together and help each other.
Some say that’s indicative amongst African Americans in business, but hey; take it for whatever you choose once you get the rest of the story. I recall the group would be in the city for an upcoming show. That show was being heavily promoted by Radio One, and naturally, they were sponsoring the show. Initially, I spoke to my boss in regard to my desire of completing a site for the group, and realistically was looking for a contact within their camp.
As anyone reading this may guess, they would not divulge that information. Matter of fact, they flat out laughed in my face and pretty much told me it wouldn’t happen. By this point, I’m infuriated, and
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