In Episode 33 of Breaking Walls we sit down with Enterprise IT Buyer Donald Thompson as he offers tips by the common man, for the common man, for better financial literacy.

Highlights:

• The Importance of "naming" your money

• Why you don't need to be "Joe Science" to have financial literacy

• How Donny has learned these lessons

• Why he does his own taxes

• Advice on accountants

• The large difference between having a good or bad financial attitude

• Why his experiences as an IT buyer for the NY/NJ Port Authority are scalable to everyday life

• Life Lessons he's learned growing up in New York City

• How better consciousness and better financial literacy go hand-in-hand

• What's new financial lessons Donny is hoping to learn in 2016 and Beyond

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In Episode 32 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Bronx-based artist Stephanie Guzman for a conversation about things she's learned in life that can help relieve stress in the new year.

Highlights:

• Fact vs. Myth on growing up in the South Bronx

• The Dangers of being afraid to come out of our shell

• What is Momentum? How it helped Stephanie

• How Stephanie has learned to trust her creativity

• The importance of forgiving other people’s transgressions against you for your own happiness

• What are essentials oils? What are their Benefits? Where can we get them?

• Why we all have the tools ingrained to succeed in our DNA and how we can unlock these gifts

• How far down the road Stephanie looks and what’s next for her

Contact Information for Stephanie’s art and DoTerra Essential Oils:

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanie.guzman.338

DoTerra: http://www.mydoterra.com/stephaniedg/#/

Momentum Education: https://www.momentumeducation.com

In Episode 32 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Bronx-based artist Stephanie Guzman for a conversation about things she's learned in life that can help relieve stress in the new year.

Highlights:

• Fact vs. Myth on growing up in the South Bronx

• The Dangers of being afraid to come out of our shell

• What is Momentum? How it helped Stephanie

• How Stephanie has learned to trust her creativity

• The importance of forgiving other people’s transgressions against you for your own happiness

• What are essentials oils? What are their Benefits? Where can we get them?

• Why we all have the tools ingrained to succeed in our DNA and how we can unlock these gifts

• How far down the road Stephanie looks and what’s next for her

Contact Information for Stephanie’s art and DoTerra Essential Oils:

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanie.guzman.338

DoTerra: http://www.mydoterra.com/stephaniedg/#/

Momentum Education: https://www.momentumeducation.com

In Episode 32 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Bronx-based artist Stephanie Guzman for a conversation about things she's learned in life that can help relieve stress in the new year.

Highlights:

• Fact vs. Myth on growing up in the South Bronx

• The Dangers of being afraid to come out of our shell

• What is Momentum? How it helped Stephanie

• How Stephanie has learned to trust her creativity

• The importance of forgiving other people’s transgressions against you for your own happiness

• What are essentials oils? What are their Benefits? Where can we get them?

• Why we all have the tools ingrained to succeed in our DNA and how we can unlock these gifts

• How far down the road Stephanie looks and what’s next for her

Contact Information for Stephanie’s art and DoTerra Essential Oils:

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanie.guzman.338

DoTerra: http://www.mydoterra.com/stephaniedg/#/

Momentum Education: https://www.momentumeducation.com

Happy New Year!

This brief message is one of thanks and announcements. We also tease our guest for Breaking Walls EP32, who stops by to say hello. Breaking Walls EP32 will be released on Friday 1.8.2016.

Happy New Year!

This brief message is one of thanks and announcements. We also tease our guest for Breaking Walls EP32, who stops by to say hello. Breaking Walls EP32 will be released on Friday 1.8.2016.

Happy New Year!

This brief message is one of thanks and announcements. We also tease our guest for Breaking Walls EP32, who stops by to say hello. Breaking Walls EP32 will be released on Friday 1.8.2016.

Part 2 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-…ict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see!

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 2 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-…ict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see!

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 2 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-…ict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see!

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty