The Local Mogul Blog.

At King’s Dream Business Consulting, we stand at a critical crossroads as we witness the closure of Washington’s Minority Business Development Centers (MBDCs) — a vital lifeline for minority entrepreneurs and small business owners in our state. This move not only signals the loss of valuable resources and support structures but also reflects a deeper systemic neglect of communities that have long been marginalized.

As a small business owner, you’re likely familiar with the realities and challenges of operating within a capitalist economy—one often marked by fierce competition, inequality, and uneven access to resources. To better understand the economic landscape and explore alternatives that emphasize fairness, cooperation, and collective empowerment, it is useful to learn about market socialism.

At King’s Dream Business Consulting, we believe that business can serve as a powerful catalyst for social change—particularly when it empowers communities that have been historically marginalized. Our approach extends beyond traditional business coaching; we cultivate meaningful relationships grounded in trust, cultural understanding, and tangible community impact.

The foundation of King’s Dream was laid for fringe groups and the marginalized – those breaking loose of self-doubt and societal constraints to tread the precarious trail of self-employment. A frantic lifestyle that involves eating only what has been hunted. Metaphorically.

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