Happy Halloween to all of you in the US and everywhere!

I hope you have your costume ready and some candy just incase any little gobblins ring my bell. I’m not a fan ofcostumes, but this year I will be celebrating.

I’m not a fan of costumes, but this year I will be celebrating. I’m planning a dinner with friends at the Gulfstream Casino near my house, where we’ll listen to great crooner music by Sinatra, Martin, Nat King Cole and the like. I may not be having atraditional Halloween, but it should be cool. Have a good time with your family and friends.

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 This week I attended the 1st Annual UPTOWN Escape, organized by the UPTOWN Magazine to launch their local version in Miami.

I got the chance to join their “Building Wealth Luncheon” with guest speaker Kelvin Boston, financial journalist and best selling author who the New York Times has referred to as an “out-spoken voice for economic empowerment”. Kelvin Boston is the executive producer and host of the Moneywise with the Kelvin Boston PBS series. He is also the president of Boston Media, Inc, and author of Who’s Afraid to Be A Millionaire?


I was meeting him for the first time, and really enjoyed what he had to say. Almost all TV and radio are very negative about the economy, ok yes it is true that we are facing a recession right now, but it doesn’t mean that everybody needs to freak out. Financial professionals and investors know that recession it usually the best time to get the best deals. I am actually in the process of acquiring my second condo – less than 12 months after the 1st one in Miami – and most people tell me it is not the good time. But Kelvin reinforced my decision and boosted my motivation. He also mentioned that we never had so many millionaires and billionaires than in the last few years, and by the end of the recession, the number will be even greater. So don’t let the media and other people stress you. Just shoot for your goals, THE BIGGER THE BETTER, and thinks will happen, no doubt about it.

Don’t let anybody tell you otherwise.

Networking Mixer on September 22nd at VIG 27 in New York.


Networking, Networking – Read my article “Networking in a multicultural environment”.

While in NYC, I took the opportunity to meet new people and create new partnerships, (more about this later) and see people I hadn’t see since I left, like Lydia Bisanti, Author and Graphist Designer , who was the very first member of Biba4Network 5 years ago and became a very good friend all those years.