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Ten: Make sure you know who you are trusting your money with. If others in the business see you doing this, they won't care what you say and will break into your house to beat you up. Nine: If you are taking a break from selling, don't hang around with police. The people you trust could turn on you and try to take over your spot. Eight: Never keep anything that could ultimately hurt you on yourself. Money and blood don't mix like homosexuals, and if you do decide to do this you will find yourself in serious trouble. Seven: Don't involve your family in your crack-selling business. Six: Don't let your consumers buy without cash they won't pay you back. It doesn't matter how much they want, tell them to leave. Five: Never sell your stuff where you live. Four: Never get high on your own weed or coke. For any source of money, she will act like nothing's up and then screw you over. Your mom will set you up and play with your head. Take it from him, he'll sprays bullets at people with weed and money. Two: Never let anyone know your next move. Money makes people jealous, and if someone screwed up and lost theirs, they are gonna come after you. One: Never let anyone know how much money you have.

Your suppliers won't care whether you sell it or not, they'll take their money from you. 10) If you don't have people to sell your crack to in the first place, don't buy any to sell on. If people think you're a snitch then they won't listen to your excuses and it will not only destroy your business but people will probably try to kill you. 9) Stay away from the police at all times.

You will almost definitely get robbed if you don't follow this commandment. 7) Keep your family and business completely separate. 5) Don't sell crack around the area you live in, not even if it's the biggest crack order known to man - it's not worth it. Even your mother would betray you for the money that'll be in it. People will use this knowledge to rob you and hurt you. 2) Don't let anyone know what you're doing next. It'll make people jealous and want to steal it from you. Never lose sight of humility, no matter your success.Notorious B.I.G.'s Ten Crack Commandments in plain English 1) Don't let anyone know how much money you have. His #bigomaha lecture on Notorious B.I.G.’s 10 Crack Commandments is the best presentation I’ve seen in a long time.

“Distribute the risk to get rational thought around the decisions that you make.” And not just money, it could be a product or service. If you ain’t got the clientele, say hell no.“When you refuse to be labeled, suddenly you play by your own rules not theirs,” he said. “They’re going to organize you like soup cans on a shelf,” Eckō said. Cozying up with politics implies ulterior motives and could affect your course of transaction. Let your partners and employees do their jobs, get out of their way. “We have to act rational.” Nepotism should not be tolerated in the workplace. Keep your family and business separated.

“Your time, your resources, your energy.” In business, be careful who you lend to. Don’t do business in the places that are precious to your home.

Never sell no crack where you rest at.

“That is a dust you don’t want to get high on,” Eckō pointed out. Avoid getting deluded on your own success. “You will inadvertently create an ivory tower in your mind.” “In business, there is no comfort zone,” Eckō said. Trust comes from the German trost, meaning comfort and consolation. “Execute,” he said, is from the French word executer, to carry into effect. And we’re not talking about hurting people. Being predictable in business is not healthy. “We are vomiting our every thought,” Eckō said.

Never let ’em know your next move, don’t you know bad boys move in silence or violence? Silence is a rare commodity.

Quit counting.” Stop seeking validation that can only be found in finite numbers.

Never let no one know how much dough you hold.

He’s also founder of Artists & Instigators, a venture innovation company whose portfolio features Silicon Prairie startups Dwolla and AgLocal.Īfter he set the scene onstage with an armchair and a stiff drink, Marc Eckō this morning shared the ten rules of business he uncovered in The Notorious B.I.G.’s song, “ Ten Crack Commandments“. Marc Eckō is founder and chief creative officer of Marc Eckō Enterprises, a billion-dollar full-scale global fashion and lifestyle company.