Jabari’s Letter 001
(Taken from my email newsletter)
(Taken from my email newsletter)
This is my weekly letter. I wanted to start it because I come across valuable information all the time that I think you would benefit from and sometimes we don’t see everything on social media. If it sucks, feel free to unsubscribe. If not, welcome!
What I Want You To Know This Week:
Before I started earning any real income it was always hard for me to save money. I felt like I never had enough to even think about saving and I know plenty of other millennials feel the same way. Since this is my first newsletter I wanted to share one of the most valuable new tools I’ve seen online for an automated life.
Digit is dope because it connects to your bank and allows you to save money automatically in super small increments, never taking more than you want and never over drafting your account. They can explain it better than me but check it out if you’re looking to put some financial order in your life: Digit website.
Where I’m At This Week:
Los Angeles, CA
What I’m Listening To This Week:
What I’m Reading This Week:
Keep Your Friends Close and Your Customers Closer (E-Book)
What I’m Working On This Week:
I’m coming off of a crazy week in LA, I had friends visiting while having a pop-up shop at DOPE and COLORS LA back to back.
The last COLORS NYC is coming up this Saturday and I’m stoked about it. I’m going to miss COLORS in NYC and DC when we go on our winter break but I’m glad the events are slowing down (at least on the east coast) so the team and I can really plan for bigger and better things in 2016. The calendar is already stacked and we have some crazy things planned.
I’m super excited to get back into film mode and really get in the zone on my documentary that I’ve been working on. I just hired a lead researcher to help us outline the story and it’s been going well. I can’t wait to share more about this film because it’s my baby but these things take time.
What I’m Thinking About This Week:
As my business grows, the more I have to work on and it’s hard to keep people in tune with what’s going on. I want this to be a mutually beneficial thing.
Thanks for reading this, I’ll holla next week.
