Category: entrepreneur

Honest Thoughts on Compassion

by Esha Montgomery, posted in alone, beautiful, business, community, connection, day, emotion, ent, entrepreneur, Esha Montgomery, experience, grow, growth, heart, hope, kindness, learn, love, Money, mourn, people, poem, poetry, power, product, small businesses, struggle, time, Uncategorized, years

As of late, I have been absent from this blog. I felt the need to give myself time to mourn. I learned that it is a long and tedious process that can't be rushed or ignored. For a year and a half, I fought my emotions, worked out, laughed, cried and tried to make sense … Continue reading Honest Thoughts on Compassion

Event Tomorrow

by Esha Montgomery, posted in Bags, book, business, entrepreneur, Esha Montgomery, event, join, network, small businesses, Uncategorized, Vendor

Come join me tomorrow for this awesome event. I'll be selling books, bags and so much more. This is a great opportunity for small business owners and those looking to network. CLICK ON THE LINK FOR INFO: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/turning-dreams2reality-tickets-484487524227 I hope to see you there! Love always, Esha

Cussing

by Esha Montgomery, posted in afriad, box, creative writing, Cussing, Employee, entrepreneur, Eshadapoet, eyes, fly, freestyle poetry, gibberish, hair, jobless, lies, lobster, poem, poems, poet, poetry, poverty, projects, regret, sand, survive, time, Uncategorized, wings

  Cussing is poverty the new curse word? is jobless a shocker? working for the man ain’t never brought me no lobster but it sho-nuff done ate up my time knowing that sometimes my days and nights aren’t mine i work based off employee boss design but what about my mind? and what about the … Continue reading Cussing

The Reason I Pursued My Dream

by Esha Montgomery, posted in afraid, angel, artist, Bernie Mac, best, blogging, chance, dreams, entrepreneur, Esha Montgomery, Eshadapoet, love, poet, Uncategorized

After I graduated from school, I discovered a situation worse that a lack of education... I was overqualified for many jobs. Yet I was under-qualified for the jobs that I desired. I needed 5 years of experience for this job and three years for that and no one was willing to train someone fresh out … Continue reading The Reason I Pursued My Dream