Smitty & Dee

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04/24/2026

In the interview, Terrica Lynn Smith breaks down what it really takes to succeed in real estate after building a portfolio of over 1,000 doors. She makes it clear that this is not an industry for people looking to coast. According to her, if you are lazy, real estate will expose that quickly unless you intentionally position yourself as a passive investor. She explains that active investing, like managing properties or flipping homes, requires consistency, decision making, and problem solving daily. However, she also highlights that there are alternative paths. One of those is investing in a REIT, or Real Estate Investment Trust, which allows individuals to invest in real estate portfolios without directly managing properties. This creates an opportunity for people who want their money working for them instead of being hands on. Still, her message is direct: whether active or passive, discipline matters. In her view, laziness always shows up eventually, and the real estate industry has a way of revealing exactly how serious you are.

04/23/2026

When you marry the wrong person

04/22/2026

Please follow us and SHARE this young man’s amazing story. Trayveon Kendrick’s journey into stock trading started early, while he was still in high school, studying charts and market behavior with a level of focus most adults never reach. What began as curiosity quickly turned into discipline. His first real opportunity to teach came from an unexpected place, a friend who was also a football player. That same friend would later become a coach at the very school where they once played, creating a full circle moment where mentorship flowed both ways. Trayveon taught him the fundamentals of trading, and the results were immediate and eye opening.

That first student, who later worked as a plumber, made $718 on his very first trading day. Within a month, he scaled to over $30,000, and in about four months, reached roughly $250,000. Those numbers sound extreme, but they were not luck. They came from consistency, discipline, and studying the charts daily. Stock trading rewards precision and punishes ignorance. Many people lose money because they jump in without knowledge. The difference here was preparation, patience, and knowing when to get in and when to get out.

04/21/2026

😳Why Black People Are Refusing to Protest ICE… And It’s Not What You Think!! This conversation isn’t about apathy. It’s about strategy.

For generations, Black Americans have been on the front lines of protest, often absorbing the highest level of risk with the least amount of protection. Arrested more. Targeted more. Harmed more. Even when peaceful.

So the question isn’t “Why aren’t Black people showing up?”
The real question is: Why is showing up always expected from us first?

We’ve already written the playbook on organizing, protesting, and forcing change. That blueprint exists. It’s been studied, copied, and praised.

At some point, participation has to become a choice, not an obligation.

Supporting a cause does not always require putting your body on the line. There are other ways to contribute: media, funding, amplification, strategy. All of it matters.

But risking your safety in a system that has consistently shown unequal treatment? That deserves a second thought.

This isn’t about division.
It’s about boundaries, awareness, and self-preservation.

04/20/2026

🖤 This interview highlights a young stock trade millionaire, Trayveon Kendrick, who made over $3.6 million before age 20 and is now turning that success into real financial literacy programs inside schools and beyond. Working alongside a school economics teacher, he has helped middle school and high school students learn stock trading in a way that is practical, engaging, and profitable. 🖤

🖤 Students from underserved communities are learning the stock market hands on, with some averaging close to $1000 a day in trading simulations and live environments. By teaching stock trading like a video game, similar to Fortnite, students understand how the market moves up, down, or sideways and apply strategy in real time. 🖤

🖤 Now he is expanding. He has a one week basic stock trading class for adults starting May 5, from 8:00 to 9:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. The cost is $50, intentionally low so people can learn his teaching style before committing to more advanced programs. 🖤

🖤 He is also launching a two week summer camp in Atlanta starting in July, with classes for ages 8 and up, separated into groups to match skill and age level. In addition, he will begin in person group sessions for adults in Atlanta at the end of May, with plans to expand to other cities. He also offers one on one personal training. 🖤

🖤 This is about teaching the power of money, earning, and ownership early while giving both kids and adults real tools. To get started or for immediate response, text or DM with your phone number or visit ywo.trading.com. 🖤

04/20/2026

Should you be looking out for your own kind/family first or should you be helping the entire mankind?

04/17/2026

Stevie Wonder has long been known not just for musical genius but for a sharp, mischievous sense of humor. In a recent interview, Maysa shared a wild story from her days singing background alongside Kim Brewer. After what she recalls as an appearance on The Tonight Show, they were heading out as usual, expecting the bodyguard to place Stevie in the passenger seat. Instead, he put him behind the wheel. What followed was pure chaos. Maysa and Kim screamed in the back as Stevie calmly drove forward in a straight line for about a minute, completely committed to the bit. It perfectly captures his legendary reputation as a practical jokester, always keeping people guessing. Stories like this have followed him for decades, fueling curiosity and playful speculation about just how far he takes the joke.

04/16/2026

What is the real reason why Stacey Abrams lost? Omar’s response might surprise you.

04/15/2026

Black women face significantly higher risks in healthcare, especially during pregnancy and childbirth. In the United States, Black women are about three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy related complications than white women, regardless of income or education level. Studies show their pain is often underestimated or dismissed, leading to delayed diagnoses and treatment. This is not accidental, it is rooted in history. From the exploitation of enslaved Black women in early gynecology experiments to ongoing bias in modern medicine, the system has repeatedly failed to protect them. Having an advocate, whether a partner, family member, or doula, can be life saving. Advocates help ensure concerns are heard, questions are asked, and proper care is given. Black women must also trust their instincts. If something feels wrong, speak up, ask questions, and demand attention. Self advocacy is not optional, it is essential for survival in a system that too often overlooks them.

04/13/2026

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