Are you tired of unrealistic conversations about money?

Forget all the buzzwords around building wealth because today we’re joined by The Broke Black Girl, financial activist Dasha Kennedy for a truly candid chat about what it actually means to start off broke…

We get into:

• Dasha’s journey from the mail room to financial freedom
• The systemic barriers that shape how Black women experience money
• How to filter money advice through your own reality instead of someone else's income
• Why we’re raising our kids with a true understanding of personal finance

If you enjoyed this ep and want to know more about Dasha’s community, which provides non-traditional money management resources & strategies to women of color, you can find the Broke Black Girl facebook group here:  and purchase her book, Moving Beyond Broke, here. 

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