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This week on the Life After Debt segment, financial advisor, author, and influencer, Kevin L. Matthews II (@BuildingBread), joins The Marcus Garrett Show to talk about his new book, Building Bread, and why he is building Generational Wealth for his own two children, the Community, and the culture! Learn more about his 7 step investing process today, because "when you focus on the process, the profit comes easy." 

The Marcus Garrett Show thanks you for listening as we wrap up Season 1. For The Wrap, we gave our fav Cost of Living and Salary Negotiation tools away for free in our downloadable Resource Guide covering "How Much Debt Can You Afford on a 30, 50, or $100,000 salary?" Have it sent directly to your inbox at TheMarcusGarrett.com/salary

Season 2: Life After Debt! Learn when it's finally time to scale, how one woman secured the six-figure bag after quitting her 9 to 5, and get access to our proven passive income systems, side hustles, and Increase Your Income tools so you can control your salary bag or make that move from Employee to Entrepreneur.

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This week on the Life After Debt segment: listeners submit their Personal Finance Q&A, why you can't escape the hate, failure is a part of the process, the difference between followers and customers, and how not to let the process stop you from the success.

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This week on the Life After Debt segment I rank the best Cost of Living Calculators, share why a $130,000 salary in New York is equal to a comparable salary of $67,000 in Chicago or $58,000 in Atlanta, and the salary negotiation mistake many make that could cost you a half-million over the course of your career.

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This week on the Life After Debt segment, “because living life and living debt-free are not mutually exclusive goals,” we discuss why The First Million is the Hardest, an introduction to Generational Wealth with Building Bread's Kevin Matthews, one of my most popular articles, ‘How I Made My First Million (and was still broke),' and the power of reaching $100,000 in investment savings according to Investor.gov:

• $100,000 saved by age 20 grows to $2.4 million,
• by age 30, it grows to $1.2 million; and
• by age 40, it grows to $621,000

even if you never add another dollar!

This week on the Wisdom Is Misery segment, ”where we use facts to form opinions, rather than opinions to form facts,” we want to hear from you! Sound off in the comments on these three questions:

1) have your priorities changed on Work and Life since the pandemic?

2) Do you think employees should return to work full-time?

3) Does it matter what employees think or should the people writing the checks (employer) drive the conversation on working from home?

This week on the Wisdom Is Misery segment, "where we use facts to form opinions, rather than opinions to form facts," we discuss why Business Insider says 60 percent of Millennials earning over $100,000 a year are still living paycheck to paycheck, how our partner Juno (https://joinjuno.com/p/tmgtmg) can save Millennials money on their student loan interest, poor lil DINK DINK (Dual Income, No Kids), HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet), and much more!

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This week: a 4-week D.E.B.T. Free System, The 50/30/20 Budget, Debt Snowball versus Debt Avalanche, how to achieve an 800 FICO, and much more!

This week: Pimp My Rideshare Vol 2, people are still dating on Myspace in 2021, an emergency fund turns a $1,200 emergency into an inconvenience, learn how much debt you can afford, and much more!

This week we introduce the Wisdom Is Misery segment, ”where we use facts to form opinions, rather than opinions to form facts." Stories include how many Americans don't even have $400 saved, why my mechanic might be a pimp, an unexpected bill that jumped from $30 to $1,200, and much more!