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In this episode of Conversations Unearthed, I share the story of how I strategically purchased my Tesla, choosing financial discipline over impressing others. Instead of rushing to buy a flashy car, I drove my reliable 2004 Honda Accord—hubcaps missing and all—until I was in a position to make a smart financial decision.
I want to use this story to encourage a rethinking of how we manage our money, focusing on building wealth and security instead of chasing appearances. Tune in to learn how waiting for what you really want—and being financially responsible—can lead to bigger rewards in the long run.
Let’s start making financial decisions that reflect our long-term goals, not the expectations of others.
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In this episode of Conversations Unearthed, I’m thrilled to welcome one of my absolute favorite local artists in RVA, the exceptionally talented Jay Whit. As a dynamic songwriter, singer, and vocal producer, Jay’s voice captivates and his creative process breathes life into every track. Join us as Jay takes us through his inspiring journey sharing the highs, challenges, and everything in between.
Stay connected with Jay Whit on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/jaywhitmusic/?hl=en
Get your tickets to Jay Whit's tribute to D'Angelo on November 30th:
https://www.revelerexperiences.com/event/jaywhit-presents-dangelo-a-tribute-to-rvas-king
Bookings:
Stream his latest album "Love on My Radio" here:
https://open.spotify.com/album/02WsaX1IjmyC5yi0DFXzNr
Transcript:
12:46 - Dad would have me in the studio until 1 AM
14:12 - Jay Whit's biggest regret
15:29 - "Your gift will make room for you"
15:48 - Had the opportunity to be on Mad Skillz's album
15:59 - On the same album as Lalah Hathaway
16:53 - How to get writing credits as an independent artist
17:20 - How to get paid as a musician
17:35 - How to monetize a passion
17:54 - New independent artists shouldn’t be afraid to take free gigs because that’s how you get exposure
19:03 - How Jay Whit started getting paid for gigs
19:31 - Frontman couldn’t make it, so they called me in, and I wasn’t sure if the audience was going to like me
20:22 - The “Dance Candy” band is a safe space for me
20:30 - How you start to know your worth
20:59 - Is the gig life paying enough to retire from your job?
21:44 - How agency bands get paid
22:17 - "I’d love to sing for Fantasia"
22:59 - Why Jay Whit would love to coordinate with Beyonce'
23:47 - Is Jay Whit dating?
24:29 - "My mom probably busted out laughing when you asked me if I can cook"
25:25 - Does Jay Whit cook?
26:10 - Things I get nervous about when performing
25:52 - Have you ever forgotten the lyrics to a song?
28:15 - "I don’t promote one-night stands, but I would do it"
28:33 - Can we curse on here?
30:09 - They know me in DC
30:26 - "You got some good questions"
31:01 - Don’t forget whose you are and who you are
31:39 - Michael vs. Prince show
32:14 - Venue was packed out
33:00 - Do you care to elaborate on what you were going through?
33:43 - "In that moment, God had me"
37:16 - Speak the word
43:13 - Everybody wants to be famous, but nobody wants to put the work in
47:22 - Jay Whit "singing" my outro
Episode website:
https://linktr.ee/mooreinvesting
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Dr. Antionette V. Irving, the Sheriff of Richmond, VA, who has dedicated her life to public service and community empowerment. As the first woman to lead one of the largest Sheriff's Offices in the Commonwealth, Dr. Irving shares her remarkable journey from overcoming childhood adversity in Richmond's Church Hill neighborhood to achieving leadership in law enforcement.
Join us as she discusses her commitment to building a culture of excellence within the Richmond City Sheriff’s Office, focusing on professional development, community partnerships, and reentry resources for justice-involved individuals. With over 26 years of experience in the Henrico Sheriff’s Office, Dr. Irving brings a wealth of knowledge on organizational management, conflict resolution, and community relations.
A passionate mentor and philanthropist, she also highlights her work with the AVI Foundation, encouraging youth development and resilience. With numerous accolades and a strong educational background, Dr. Irving exemplifies the power of determination and service. Tune in to hear her insights on leadership, community engagement, and the importance of seizing opportunities to create lasting change.
4:45 - Why becoming Sheriff was a pivotal journey that she felt compelled to take.
5:32 - If you don’t create opportunities, they will never become a reality.
6:18 - Exploring why we often fall back into the grind.
6:32 - The importance of vocational and academic skills for survival in today’s world.
7:58 - Too often, our conversations overlook the positive impact we make in the Sheriff's office.
10:16 - The story behind my involvement in supporting Pastor Watson.
13:44 - You have to go after what you want; hunger for success is essential.
20:54 - I had someone approach me and say, 'I can now take care of my child, and I'm no longer on those streets.
20:59 - BREAKING NEWS ALERT!
25:50 - Why I believe it’s troubling that many only vote during presidential elections.
27:56 - Our Sheriff's Office is always hiring; we have numerous civilian job opportunities available.
How to get in contact with the Sheriff's office:
https://www.rva.gov/sheriff/aboutusr
Support the Antoinette V. Irving Foundation:
http://www.avi-foundation.org/
"Conversations Unearthed" Podcast Website:
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Join us in this eye-opening episode as we sit down with Steven Veney, 1/3 owner of Philly Vegan, a beloved family-owned restaurant based in Richmond, Virginia (1126 Hull St, Richmond, VA 23224), specializing in fresh plant-based cuisine. After a viral video exposed a significant error with the city of Richmond regarding a meals tax, the owner shares the rollercoaster journey of navigating the legal maze and financial turmoil that followed.
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In this episode, we sit down with one of Richmond's top business coaches, Kevin May, owner of Business Actuators. Kevin shares his remarkable journey, from scaling his construction company to $40 million and building the largest milking parlor east of the Mississippi, to teaching business strategies in Mexico, Canada, and Ukraine. With a wealth of experience, Kevin delivers invaluable insights on what it truly takes to achieve sustainable growth in any industry.
Connect with Kevin May:
LinkedIn: R. Kevin May
Website: Business Actuators
Tune in for actionable strategies and key lessons from an entrepreneur who knows how to take businesses to the next level.
In this insightful episode, we sit down with Heather Allen, budgeting coach and owner of Reality Saving.
Heather shares the importance of breaking the silence around money struggles.
She dives into practical strategies for budgeting, overcoming financial stress, and taking control of your financial future. Whether you’re just starting your financial journey or looking for ways to refine your budget, Heather offers valuable advice to guide you toward financial freedom.
Tune in as we explore the realities of money management, debunk common myths, and discuss the power of transparency in achieving financial wellness.
Connect with Heather Allen
Website: Reality Saving
Instagram: Reality Saving
TikTok: Reality Saving on TikTok
Meet Demetrius Frazier, a native of Queens, NY, and a graduate of Virginia Union University (a historically Black university in Richmond, VA) and the University of Richmond, earning his Bachelors in Marketing and MBA in Strategic Leadership. He is the current Chief Learning Officer of a multi billion dollar manufacturing company and Board President of Black Men Read, a literacy nonprofit he co-founded in 2019.
This episode tells the inspiring story of Demetrius, the visionary founder of Resist Booksellers. In this powerful narrative, Demetrius takes us through his entrepreneurial path, navigating the challenges of starting a bookstore with a mission to uplift and empower his community. From overcoming financial hurdles to cultivating a space that celebrates diverse voices, Demetrius' story is one of perseverance, passion, and purpose. This episode explores how he defied the odds to create a thriving hub for knowledge, connection, and cultural enrichment through the power of books.
Check out and support his book store website here:
https://resistbooksellers.com/
Connect with Demetrius on social media:
https://www.instagram.com/resist_bks/?hl=en
In this episode of Conversations Unearthed, we sit down with Chuck Glover, the visionary behind Massive Achievement and a successful hard money lending service. This conversation delves deep into the intersection of spirituality and financial success. Chuck shares his journey of building a thriving business while staying grounded in his spiritual beliefs. We explore how faith has guided his decisions, the role of purpose in his entrepreneurial path, and the importance of aligning financial goals with spiritual values. Whether you're looking to grow financially, spiritually, or both, this episode offers powerful insights and inspiration.
How to connect with chuck:
https://massiveachievement.net/
Join us as we dive into the incredible journey of Terri Brown Taylor, a powerhouse with 17 years of experience as a Real Estate Investor, General Contractor, Serial Entrepreneur, Coach, and Speaker. In this episode, Terri shares her wisdom on navigating the complexities of real estate, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, all while maintaining a deep faith in God.
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This episode is packed with practical advice, inspiring stories, and powerful insights that will leave you motivated to take action in your own life and career. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned investor, or simply seeking guidance on how to live a more purposeful life, Terri Brown Taylor’s journey will resonate with you.
Want to connect with Terri and other seasoned real estate professionals? Don’t miss the "Built To Last Summit" on September 27-28! As a special offer to my audience, Terri has provided an exclusive discount code.
Use code Summit150 to save $150 on your ticket by clicking the link below:
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