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A lot of people are chasing 6- and 7-figures and declaring their intention to be their family's "first millionaire." That's great but what if we shift that mindset and realize that wealth creation doesn't need to start with us, it starts with our parents, grandparents and elders. It's very likely that there's already a goldmine within your family. Listen to this episode as Attorney Ernest Fenton explains how to protect it. Connect with him at AttorneyErnestFenton.com
In episode 50, my guest talked about money mantras. This is a follow up to that conversation. Want to increase YOUR abundance? It starts within. Repeat these mantras daily and you'll see a shift in 30 days or less.
Choyo Wilson-Daniel always made good money. The problem is, she spent too much of it on the "trappings" of success: Clothes, bags, cars, etc. It didn't take long before she was facing foreclosure. Listen as she shares the number one thing she had to fix in order to turn her situation around.
A life changing event taught Michael Rayford a lot about what he didn't know about money. As a result, he became a How Money Works Educator and is on a mission to help families build wealth that will last for generations. This is the stuff they don't teach you in school! Listen as he shares the 7 money milestones to financial security and independence. Connect with Michael at http://wealthwave.com/michaelrayford
Assata Moore retired from her job as a school Principal at the age of 41. Since then, she's been building her empire, traveling with her family, writing books, investing in real estate and getting into crypto currency. What a life! She's doing what she loves and in this episode she explains how to get your S.H.I.T. together so you can do the same. Listen to this ep then check out her site: https://theentrevest.com
Kicking off Season 3 of Sisternomics is a woman who recently made her 5-year-old a homeowner.
Her name is Sukia Akiba and she is passionate about teaching people about money. Sukia is the daughter of a Nigerian Father and an American mother so she brings a broad cultural perspective to her work. With more than a decade of experience in financial and real estate consulting, she is "on fire" about teaching Financial Literacy, Investing (stocks, bonds & real estate), financial planning, first-time home buying and wealth management. Sukia shares alot in this ep, but one of her key ideas is this: Your 9 to 5 is not going to make you rich. Other key takeaways: - the importance of learning about money and teaching your kids about it.
- Why her 5-year-old is a homeowner.
- Understanding the roles of financial institutions.
- Wealth is a mindset!
Connect with Sukia at http://thesoulsupplier.com
Black women are the unsung superheroes of the world. This episode is an ode to you and your beautiful power. Own it. Walk in it. Never under estimate it. You are amazing!
One of the main reasons some women struggle with earning what they are worth is because they can be way too emotional about money. Get your emotions out of your money once and for all. In this episode, I'll tell you how.
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