Four Pillars

1. Debt/Credit
2. Bugeting
3. Investing
4. Entrepreneurship

COACH TAY:

IG: The 9 to 5 Entrepreneur (@taylur.avery)

WEBSITE: Wealth Roots | Financial Literacy for People of Color

LINKTREE: Taylur Avery|Make Money with Me!

EVENTBRITE: Secure The Key Event 4/26

GENEVA: Secure The Key Investor Group

In this PART #2 of Smart Money Moves' ROADMAP TO FINANCIAL STRENGTH, Helena is rejoined by Tanesha Cameron-Cole, and Sabrina Aryadad, in this discussion outlining 4 major steps to achieving financial strength for you, your family, and future generations.

Smart Money Moves - Nakaya Carter - 2.14.24

The lovely ladies of finance are back at it again in this amazing episode featuring the one and only Helena J., and Juavette Johansen! Tune to this episode and join these ladies as they take a look back into 2023 money goals and how to create, plan, and achieve your money goals in the years to come! 

Helena J. and Juavette discuss the ways in which they achieve their goals and how they activate their motivations with just three little words that remind them of the reason why they have their goals and how they can stay on track...

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Helena's three words that get her day started:

• Faith
• Hope
• Love

Juavette's three words that get her day started:

• Faith
• Family
• Legacy

WHAT ARE YOUR THREE WORDS?

After several trips to Texas over the summer, Helena has found a soft spot in her heart for Houston, TX.  In this episode, Helena is joined by Tamesha Wells, a top producing real estate agent in the Houston market, as they explore ALL things Texas.  Real estate, food, entertainment, business and much more. 

Helena speaks with Sekoya Gory, Sabrina Aryadad, and Tanesha Cameron-Cole about family, finances, money management, planning, wisdom, financial discipline, and all things MONEY!!! Tune in and reach out to Helena J. Conley for information and consultation. 

Financial Consultations with Helena J. Conley Insurance Solutions: https://schedule.nylas.com/30-min-Check-in-Meeting 

IG: @thedrdorsey  

Lieutenant Ray Rice earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master's in Human Resource Management. He has over twenty-five years of law enforcement experience with the St. Louis County Police Department and Is a recent graduate of the Northwestern University School of Staff and Command. He has served in numerous supervisory roles within the police department including Commander of the Special Response Unit, School Resource, Neighborhood Policing Unit, and the Bureau of Professional Standards (Internal Affairs). Lieutenant Rice is an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice at Lindenwood University and teaches graduate level courses in Leadership, Ethics, and Labor Relations. 

Join us for an enlightening discussion focused on the importance of police/communityrelations. This will include addressing accountability, citizen engagement, Learn about current trends of recruitment anc retention problems, with solutions for increasing Black representation within law enforcement.

A product of Central Texas, Dr. Traci Johnson’s career was born out of a loving family’s nurturing and encouragement as a young child. Standing on the shoulders of her family, her journey brought her to Kansas City, MO where she has practiced for the last 10 years. As an academic physician, Dr. Johnson takes pride in shaping the minds and skills of the next generation of bright physicians in Women’s Health. She has the honor of being selected to sit on the state Pregnancy-Associated Mortality Review Board that honors the women who die from childbirth-related causes by reviewing each fatality in detail in an attempt to prevent maternal morbidity and mortality in our State. She also works on a state-wide collaborative aimed to close gaps in care for women and infants in Missouri. Dr. Johnson’s passion truly is to provide phenomenal and well-informed care to women of all ages. She believes she developed a love of adolescent health while teaching high school students weekly in Philadelphia during medical school. That passion for education in medicine grew deeper when she served as Chief Administrative Resident during residency at Washington University in St. Louis.

Join us for an enlightening discussion focused on the importance of maternal health care. Learn ways to foster confidence, build and improve health equity for Black birthing women.

EMAIL: Dr. Tracy Johnson, M.D.

Nick Speed earned a Bachelor degree in Communications from University Missouri - St. Louis (UMSL). Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, Nick developed a passion for taking care of the planet, food justice, and working with young people. After working in the nonprofit sector for several years, he founded Ujima in 2018. Since then, he has engaged over 750 youth in outdoor education, launched the urban farm George Washington Carver Farms, developed a job program for teens called The Sunflower Institute, cleaned up over 10,000 pounds of trash in North St. Louis city, as well as manage the Clay Community Garden that produces over 2,000 pounds of produce, herbs, and flowers annually. He is inspired daily by the greater St. Louis area, his wife, daughters, family, close friends, and colleagues.