Empowering the black community through education, collaboration and shared experiences
Black on Track is excited to welcome Latoya Ming as the senior contributor for our personal and professional development content. We truly believe that Latoya’s insights and knowledge will be of great value to all of our readers and look forward to working with her.
The relationship we have with money/our finances is no different from the relationship we have with people, so there really isn’t a one size fits all solution.
The first step in gaining control of your finances is quite often the most difficult step. It requires an individual to make a commitment to change, while simultaneously taking note of their biggest financial insecurity/flaw.
Black on Track’s wheels are finally in motion. The name Black on Track (BoT), a not so subtle play on “back on track”, sums up the ultimate goal for this site. While we no doubt recognize the many achievements of black people within our community and around the world, we also recognize the struggles many may have.