In this episode of the Black Millennial Investors Money Mindfulness podcast, we're thrilled to welcomeRoman Oben, former NFL player and current NFL Executive. Roman shares his inspiring journey from the football field to the boardroom, highlighting his mantra before every game:"Play every down like it's your last." This powerful mindset not only fueled his success on the field but also shaped his approach to life and money.

n this episode, hosts Andrew Dumas and Dr. Crista Mahlobo engage with Dr. Daniel Crosby, a psychologist and behavioral finance expert, to discuss 'soulful wealth.' This concept transcends financial metrics, focusing on a holistic approach to financial well-being. Dr. Crosby shares his journey from clinical psychology to behavioral finance, the role of spirituality in financial decisions, and the PERMA model of well-being. They also explore the impact of financial decisions on relationships, community support, and unlearning poor financial habits. The episode concludes with practical mindfulness practices for better financial decision-making and highlights from Dr. Crosby's book, The Soul of Wealth.

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In the latest episode of the Money Mindfulness Podcast, host Andrew Dumas, along with guest co-hosts Anthony Johnson, Jr. , Dustin Dumas, with Contributor Lisa-Renee Dumas dives into the complex interplay between money and politics. This episode examines how financial policies and political decisions influence economic stability and personal financial health.

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This episode is essential for anyone looking to understand the broader effects of politics on their finances and learn strategies to maintain financial well-being amidst political shifts.

In this enlightening episode of Money Mindfulness, we sit down with Mical Jeanlys White, the visionary Founder of WealthMore. With a mission of “Accessible Wealth for All,” WealthMore is dedicated to financial inclusion and leveling the playing field. Mical shares her insights on how access to financial advice is crucial for closing the wealth gap and fostering generational wealth. She discusses the barriers many face, such as account minimums, hidden fees, and commissions, and how WealthMore is breaking down these obstacles to ensure everyone can benefit from financial planning and investment services. Tune in to discover how WealthMore is making wealth-building accessible for all and why the time for change is now.

In this episode of the Black Millennial Investors Money Mindfulness Podcast, host Andrew Dumas interviews Dr. Clarence B. Jones, a civil rights activist, legal scholar, and author. Dr. Jones shares his personal journey and emphasizes the importance of self-love, commitment to excellence, and the pursuit of knowledge. He discusses the impact of historical factors like slavery and white supremacy on the present-day challenges faced by Black individuals. Dr. Jones encourages listeners to ground themselves in facts, overcome obstacles, and strive for financial inclusion and success. He also highlights the significance of storytelling and preserving one's own narrative.

In this enlightening episode, we are joined by Dr. Christa Mahlobo from the University of Pennsylvania Positive Psychology Center. Dr. Mahlobo emphasizes the importance of taking a holistic approach to studying black development and understanding the factors that impact well-being in black Americans. Here are the key points:

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Join us in this thought-provoking conversation as we explore holistic well-being, resilience, and community care. 

Anthony Johnson, Jr. joins us as he reflects

Summary: in this episode Anthony will share his unique blend of spirituality and financial acumen which makes