Bobby F. Kimbrough Jr.

“How do you achieve excellence? 1. Mindset 2. Discipline 3. Commitment 4. Consistency”

“The police are required to enforce the law in areas where they do not live, do not eat, do not go to the barbershop. They have no interaction with the people in that community except when they are called to resolve an issue. To bridge the gap we must establish relationships with the people and communities we serve. If we don’t we will continue to have biases that grow and fester and create deadly situations.”

“The problem is people want help, but when help arrives you want to tell the help how to help you. Learn to RECEIVE help.”

“From the dream to mainstream...Do whatever is necessary to make your dream a reality. To get others to invest in you and your dreams you must be willing to invest in yourself.”

“Price and Cost. Sometimes we pay more. Sometimes we pay less. You've got to determine what you are willing to pay for success.”

“These are NOT times for dramatization and talking, but meditation and praying.”

“Oversight versus Insight: Most of us want to oversee the situation without insight of the situation. Knowledge is King.”

“The atmosphere sets the tone for what is to take place in that space at that time. Your attitude impacts the atmosphere. How is your current attitude affecting the atmosphere and your desired outcome?”

“Years ago this was just a place where I was assigned to work. Today looking at this place represents the opportunity that God allowed me to see the beauty of His works. The difference in then and now - I guess our views are a representative of our growth. Thankful.”

“Your actions are reflections of your thoughts. What are you thinking?”

“Mindset will change your reality and destination. Are you ready? If yes, start THINKING victory. Trust me - you will win.”

“What if I was truly my brother's keeper? And what if I really loved my neighbor? And what if it really wasn't about me but about we - where would we be? The possibilities should blow your mind. But since it's not”

“People fall short. Your finger-pointing hurts you more than it does them. Less judgement. More compassion”