Flipping Grand Bahama

I can never say thanks enough to the people who are reading this blog and hoping that someone, somewhere out there will be inspired to do something and begin to physically create the magic needed in Freeport/Lucaya, Grand Bahama. I was getting a big discouraged with what my eyes were seeing as I read the responses of others to my last blog. It seems that once seeing the word "Freeport" emotions of pity and despair on some people. I find this interesting and depressing ... hmmm But I see the potential. There is a lot of potential. But you have to see Freeport/Grand Bahama the way Wallace Groves saw it ... as land mass with a lot of financial potential. I could never believe that he would have used all of his own money to bring this to light... the secret to great wealth most of the time is to use someone else's' money. Find like minded persons to invest in your ideas, but it is also important to put some of your own money, time and sweat. I was thinking just ...

Since the last post I was reminded of few other persons that were missed and others that move up the ranks. Mentioned last time but moved up was Nevar Smith who not only won in the Local Government elections but is now Deputy Councillor  for the City of Freeport Council. Congratulations. Then here is Chervita Campbell who is serving her second time on the Council but this time as a female Chief Councillor for the City of Freeport while she gets ready for the Grand Bahama Regatta as the first female to take on this hugh undertaking. All the best to you. Kaylisa Beneby who came up with a great new product - Flawless Mango Skin. She has broken into something new and just shows what we can do. But as have been said in the past, passion is needed to make it to success realizing that as you go through your success there will be tests time and time again but you have put push on. I read this quote by Shawn Parr, The Guvner and CEO of Bulldog Drummond, and innovation and design ...