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For many, wealth and money mean security. And for those who grew up without it, that search for security can have even more meaning that we carry with us throughout life. This week’s guest, Jennifer Justice, is no exception.
JJ knew from a young age she was ready to break cycles. From being the first in her family to attend university to become a lawyer, to creating The Justice Department to help inspire women to ask for more in life, she has always had a fire inside of her that’s willing to push boundaries for good.
In this episode, we talk about what it was like starting out in a male-dominated industry, what her turning point was to start focusing on women’s leadership and pushing for gender equality, and the ideals she’s instilling in her children about money.
JJ doesn’t take any of the successes she’s had throughout her career for granted and works hard to ensure that other women are afforded the same opportunities to live richer lives.
Key Topics:
- JJ’s early experience with poverty in childhood
- Becoming an attorney to gain stability
- What she learned from being in male-dominated rooms
- Learning financial literacy and seeking out more from her money
- Deciding to work with a financial advisor and early investing experience
- Moving to become and advocate for women’s equality
- Investing in female-founded companies as an angel investor
- Don’t try to do everything yourself, but seek out knowledge and experts
- Money gives women power to have their voices heard
- Educating her kids on the value of money and wealth
- The legacy she’s leaving for her kids and other women
- The neverending value of using money for travel and experiences
- Trauma and past pain can end with you
Connect with JJ online:
Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/jennifer-justice, https://www.thejusticedept.com/
Instagram: @thejustice.dept
TikTok: @takincareofladybusiness
Podcast: Takin’ Care of Lady Business
Find more from Syama Bunten:
Instagram: @syama.co
Website: https://scalingretail.com/, https://syamameagher.com/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/scalingretailconsulting
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By Syama BuntenFor many, wealth and money mean security. And for those who grew up without it, that search for security can have even more meaning that we carry with us throughout life. This week’s guest, Jennifer Justice, is no exception.
JJ knew from a young age she was ready to break cycles. From being the first in her family to attend university to become a lawyer, to creating The Justice Department to help inspire women to ask for more in life, she has always had a fire inside of her that’s willing to push boundaries for good.
In this episode, we talk about what it was like starting out in a male-dominated industry, what her turning point was to start focusing on women’s leadership and pushing for gender equality, and the ideals she’s instilling in her children about money.
JJ doesn’t take any of the successes she’s had throughout her career for granted and works hard to ensure that other women are afforded the same opportunities to live richer lives.
Key Topics:
- JJ’s early experience with poverty in childhood
- Becoming an attorney to gain stability
- What she learned from being in male-dominated rooms
- Learning financial literacy and seeking out more from her money
- Deciding to work with a financial advisor and early investing experience
- Moving to become and advocate for women’s equality
- Investing in female-founded companies as an angel investor
- Don’t try to do everything yourself, but seek out knowledge and experts
- Money gives women power to have their voices heard
- Educating her kids on the value of money and wealth
- The legacy she’s leaving for her kids and other women
- The neverending value of using money for travel and experiences
- Trauma and past pain can end with you
Connect with JJ online:
Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/jennifer-justice, https://www.thejusticedept.com/
Instagram: @thejustice.dept
TikTok: @takincareofladybusiness
Podcast: Takin’ Care of Lady Business
Find more from Syama Bunten:
Instagram: @syama.co
Website: https://scalingretail.com/, https://syamameagher.com/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/scalingretailconsulting