It's Like Therapy

It's Like Therapy

By Anthony Hadley JrSociety & Culture
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It's Like Therapy episodes

  • 0002: Financial Literacy & Legacy with Kelsey Wilson

    Kelsey Wilson, founder of comprehensive wealth management firm Black Lines Financial, joins the podcast to discuss topics ranging from financial literacy, attaining true equity, and how past generational habits and trends influence our current socioeconomic status today.


    00:00:00 - Introduction and Guest Background

    00:00:27 - About Black Lines and Fiduciary Financial Firms

    00:01:16 - Kelsey's Journey into Finance

    00:03:31 - Financial Literacy in America

    00:05:06 - Investment Strategies and Savings

    00:06:03 - The Role of Financial Advisors

    00:07:19 - Contributing Factors to Financial Illiteracy

    00:08:34 - The Importance of Early Financial Planning

    00:10:38 - Addressing Financial Constraints

    00:13:51 - Payday Routines and Personal Finance Management

    00:15:44 - Investment Strategies and Personal Spending

    00:17:21 - The Psychological Aspect of Money

    00:18:31 - The 60-20-20 Rule in Financial Planning

    00:21:39 - The Influence of Marketing and Peer Pressure on Spending Habits

    00:25:46 - The Importance of Conscious Financial Decision Making

    00:27:26 - The Impact of Generational Financial Habits

    00:27:26 - Generational Financial Literacy and Its Evolution

    00:28:20 - The Influence of Historical and Cultural Factors on Financial Habits

    00:31:18 - The Historical Impact of Slavery on Consumption Habits

    00:32:49 - The Evolution of Wealth in the Black Community

    00:33:35 - The Need for Reparations and Equitable Resources

    00:35:30 - The Role of Government in Addressing Inequities

    00:36:52 - The Business of Slavery and its Profits

    00:41:05 - The Importance of Keeping the Conversation Alive

    00:42:20 - Quantifying the Profits from Slavery

    00:45:39 - The Modern-day Implications and Continuation of Slavery

    00:46:43 - Incarcerated Labor Force and Modern Slavery

    00:50:07 - The Impact of Economic Inequity on the U.S. Economy

    00:53:30 - The Global Currency and the U.S. Dollar

    00:56:27 - Investing in Cryptocurrency

    00:58:51 - Retail Investors and the Stock Market

    01:02:01 - Managing Your 401k Investments

    01:02:32 - Understanding Investment and Voting Rights

    01:03:51 - The Power of Financial Literacy

    01:04:56 - Thoughts on BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street

    01:06:32 - The Role of Government in Market Regulation

    01:08:14 - The Influence of Large Companies

    01:09:23 - The Balance of Power in the Market

    01:11:57 - Introduction to Black Alliance Financial

    01:14:40 - Final Thoughts and Contact Information


    1 hr 17 min
  • 0001: "Name Your Pain" with Jason Lathan

    In this episode, guest, and author Jason Lathan joins the podcast. Conversation topics range from mental health, dating, relationships with family, and religion.


    Jason’s Book Darkness Births Light can be found on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Darkness-Births-Light-Jason-Lathan/dp/1535381809


    And you can connect directly with Jason online via:

    IG: jll1978

    Tiktok: jll1978

    X: jll1978

    1 hr 56 min

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