"Freedom is the goal, knowledge is the key." Powerful words from the author of a book titled, The 6 Keys to Financial Success. We all talk about wealth and being rich but how many of us actually have the knowledge and tools required to achieve this goal. Aaron Hyatt, an electrical engineer turned finance professional has worked as a business analyst in the financial industry for the past 7 years.  Aside from paying off $60,000 of his own debt in a span of 2 years, he also teaches personal finance via Instagram and helps aspiring entrepreneurs open their LLCs.

Featured Guest: @aaaronahyatt

Often we hear and have conversations about our biggest regrets. Most of us tend to remember situations where we should have or could have done something, but chose otherwise due to reasonings based on facts, emotions, circumstances, and experiences.  When was the last time you've shared a list of your BEST decisions? Choices you are proud to talk about with No Regrets.

In this episode, Nahum shares a list of his top 5 best decisions he has made thus far. Using them as a reminder to stay authentic, learn from past mistakes, and how to make better decisions moving forward.

One of many controversial discussions, ignored and overlooked -- vulnerability, which refers to the inability to withstand the effects of a hostile environment. What if we are able to redefine how we view and understand vulnerability. Rather than accepting it as a word that means weakness, we can embrace the powerful benefits of the vulnerability that can create courage and strength. Joined by the esteem Akilah Flynn, Certified Integrative Wellness Life Coach (@akilahflynn), we discuss vulnerability, healing and aligning with our authentic selves.

Pandemics are real, whether or not you know someone who is sick. Racism is real, even if you aren't a racist. White privilege is real even if you don't feel it. Police brutality is real, even if the cop you know is kind and just. Your world isn't THE World. Everything is not about you. @lisagsacks |

Although black people have been considered equal under the law for decades, being trapped in the clutches of an economic system that naturally oppresses the working class has led to a cycle of poverty and mass incarcerations.  @leftnortheast |

The time has arrived #BLACKLIVESMATTER

As we get older our perception of time begins to speed up. I guess its safe to say the time perception changes with time.  With time, we don't so much sense it as we perceive it. Essentially, our brains take a whole bunch of information from our senses and organize it in a way that makes sense to us, before we ever perceive it. So, how can one control time? Well, time management allow us to prioritize, eliminate the non-essential, and set goals. With 24 hours on the clock each day, how effective can we be with time management?