In a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister or PM can make the decision for the dissolution of the parliament. This action calls for new elections for members of parliament or MP. The reason the Prime Minister take this action is to set a new mandate if the current MPs are not operating at the will of the voters or aligned with the agenda of the PM.

For years in the African-American community, I had watched a pattern of goofy and lames show up acting as if they are leaders with followers and observed a complacent but emotional set of people who are blocking progress and prosperity for our people. Most of yall out there the blame and don’t stand up and willing to roll up the sleeves and do what need to be done to collectively and be on code to make the world better for us and the future generations.

With that said, during my time in recluse in Japan near Mt. Fuji, I made the decision it’s time for dissolution of my current relationship with the Black community and change strategy. The relationship with the Black community isn’t working. I find myself too many times at odds with worthless fakers who want to showboat instead of show the receipts. And I find a customer base that literally sitting on their behinds expecting someone to do all the work and they just get show up to get a free plate for themselves.

While I hinted for some time a couple of things I want to do, I made the decision that must be done. Here is a list of those decisions that came out of Fujikawaguchiko:

 Dream and Hustle. We are returning back to a paid model and will focus on quality Black-orientated content. To be honest, the last time we did the paid model, we are actually making money and gaining paid customers. The Black content will focus on staying on the true and innovative direction of Black Entrepreneurship, Black Excellence, and Black Entertainment and cultural and social matters. Dream and Hustle content is way better than other Black platforms and will move in full commercial-grade offering away from a casual blog.

Global Customers. I do not care (never did) about the Black-owned label because the customer base for Black-owned business has been ungrateful and always asking for a refund. I watched other Black business go through this and shake my head in disgust at the way Black businesses are treated by their own community and shut down their establishment going broke, trying to do for a small number of Black people who are not worth losing it all. We doing global-orientated ventures that can accommodate Black folks, like TikTok for example, that’s the new direction.

No Special Programs or Hookups. I will not spend one calorie of energy or lift a finger to help the Black community, Black college students who have not supported me or my venture and focused instead of goofy content and influencers – I don’t need them in any part of my company. I will quietly push them away like the Democrat Party is doing, except I don’t even want their votes anymore. I don’t need any approval or acceptance from an ungrateful Black community anymore.

Special Effort on Black Subcultures. I will spend my time focused on new paradigms such as the Afroasiatic movement, the Passport Bro and digital nomad movement among our people, AI and Tech for African-Americans to be globally competitive, skills and development, and financial topics and growth.

Focus on Japan and UAE. Redirection our business to be situation in Atlanta, Tokyo, and Dubai. However, I was advised to check out Yokohama and when I did, I saw exactly what was described. JR line from Shimbashi to Yokohama station is a few stops and 20-minute commute – about the same time from 87th & Dan Ryan train to Jackson station downtown Chicago or Doraville to Peachtree Center in Atlanta. Or the Jumeirah Beach Residence or JBR to the Dubai Mall or Business Bay. I will definitely hire qualified African-Americans for our Tokyo and Dubai location.

Social Media. I will change the Facebook group I’m managing from private to public on advice from the platform. I personally dislike Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg lizard-persona and still on the fence whether I want to deal with such a slimy, scummy corporation like Meta that abuse your data and produce harmful content for children and mentally vulnerable. I will focus more on TikTok, YouTube, and X platform even though X throttles more than the previous Twitter.

One thing I discovered in Japan I will write a full article on because this is the perfect example of the changes. In Japan, I learned a lot of expats go and start a coffee shop to get their business visa and residency. This is similar to the bread bakery article I wrote a while ago. I visited plenty of cafes in Tokyo and discovered this trend and these folks were smart. Because our Black women like to say, coffee and café are low effort.

Things did not click until now and I hope you figured it out – only Dream and Hustle got a system in place to create a chillhop or groove café for global-chasing Black entrepreneurs to setup anywhere in the world, and run as a turnkey solution from the cloud. This is how you get a real investment visa in countries around the world and not be like these goofy cats in Japan on TikTok looking broke but glazing about being Black in Japan with no business game going on.

I told my Japanese boo that’s how our daughter going to turn out in the video above because we a music-loving couple. But anyway, it’s going to be Dream and Hustle, not Blavity or Black Enterprise that will be 21st century relevant on how to start a café and provide the actual blueprint for Black American couples looking to retire overseas with a business, or a Passport Bro getting with his Japanese or Colombian boo thang starting up a café together when they move to Europe or Asia.

That’s why I’m going to dissolve any status quo and go full-on with the mission to bring fresh and new ideas to our platform. This year was revolutionary for Dream and Hustle but it just a stepping stone to how we are going to move in 2026. The world is changing and we have to adapt with the changes or be a joke like Black Enterprise and Radio One, and I don’t want to end up like them.