There are only a handful of African American billionaires in the United States. And with the exception of one, they are got there through the vehicle of entrepreneurship. In this episode, we discuss entrepreneurship as a pathway out of poverty to billionaire status and practical things aspiring and current entrepreneurs must do to succeed. 

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Amid the rage in response to the murder of George Floyd, many entrepreneurs pleeded with looters saying, "Please, I don't have insurance!" Yet looters continued. Even with this backdrop, there is opportunity the current and aspiring entrepreneur.  In this episode, we discuss how entrepreneurs can thrive, even amidst coronavirus and riots in response to the murder of George Floyd. 

Lenita Reeves, MBA host Dipo Adesina, CEO of Agro Angels and author of 21 Habits of Highly Broke People and the essential success habits necessary to get out of debt and build wealth.

Lenita Reeves, MBA and owner of PurposeHouse Publishing, and Min. James Standfield, CEO of The Supply Company, 20-year entrepreneur

This dicussion focuses on the heightened need for wealth at this juncture in history and the discipline required for the entrepreneur.  James discusses the entrepreneur with a "mission."  Key points include:

In this "mini-episode," Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion creator, Lenita Reeves, MBA, owner of PurposeHouse Publishing, shares the impetus and rational for the podcast, its relation to the "Art of War", and why you should support bringing financial literacy to thousands...

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