
Episode #7
The Blackmon's Legacy: A Father’s Principles Shape A Son’s Business And Faith
Send us Fan Mail We sit down with Najee Blackman of Black Sons Roofing and Restoration to talk about how a father’s discipline, community pride, and faith can shape a business that people truly trust. We get real about legacy, the pressure Black entrepreneurs face, and why doing right by people matters more than hype. • Ira Blackmon’s legacy of resilience, culture and community impact • early lessons on customer satisfaction, respect and accountability • faith, purpose and emotional honesty as strength, not weakness • top principles for young entrepreneurs, including asking for help and leading by example • challenges of growing a company, building a trustworthy team and earning trust across bias • why small business pricing reflects craftsmanship, quality and community reinvestment • Najee’s roofing journey, family trade history and pride in doing the job right • why property maintenance matters and how trained inspections can uncover insurance coverages If today's conversation challenged you, don't let it end here. Subscribe to this channel, share this episode with someone who needs it. Pick up your copy of the big take back, What I Left Behind, by going to my website, www.b3unstoppable.net. And if you're looking for a transformational speaker for your organization, you can visit that same website, www.b3unstoppable.net. https://www.facebook.com/bree.b3u https://www.instagram.com/burnbreakbecomeunstoppable



