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Finn and Joel pick up the conversation on Family Matters by talking about mentorship and the importance of having a counsel and people that can "check" you if they see you going off your path. When they check you, what does that look like when they check you? and how? We get into all of that!

This is part 2 of 3, so stay locked in.

The team sits down with Allan Leslie CPA, CFE and we talk about the journey to financial health. In today's episode we touch on:
 • Delayed Gratification
 • Getting competitive with yourself
 • Strong and Aggressive goals and Pacman goals
 • What getting this work means to you
 • The responsibility to not stop

To contact Allan, you can reach to him via email at [email protected]. You can also watch him on youtube and follow him on Instagram. We value good conversation with good people, please send us any recommendations to [email protected]

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Finn and Joel talk thorough Chris Paul and the health and safety protocol. Juneteenth is here and these corporate vultures are wilding out. 

How do you observe Juneteenth and are you falling for the pump fake? 

To learn more about Joel check out saveamarriagellc.com and https://www.instagram.com/saveamarriagellc

Finn and Joel meet up with Dwight!

IG: @whipitwhite

There’s nothing like a roadblock or stumble to throw you off course, and remind you that life is not always sunshine and rainbows. Cliché, though it may be, it is simply a fact of life that there will be both good and bad times. 

Adversity forces us to think strategically about what we want and how we can get it. Adversity is one of life’s greatest assets.

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Cognitive dissonance isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it can prompt you to make positive changes when you realize your beliefs and actions are at odds. 

Finn and Joel talk through examples and how it may show up personally. 

We are always interested fasting and other health hacks, please send us any recommendations to [email protected]

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Finn and Joel meet up with Jay Flake to discuss:
- Staying grounded
- Pursuing your dream when you are married with children.
- How consistent communication is important when going for your dreams
- What feedback looks like for Flake
- Knowing your worth and investing in yourself

Jay Flake is a comedian, podcast host, entrepreneur, Husband and Father amongst many other things. You can follow Jay Flake at:

IG: Jay.Flake_Comedy
FB: Jay Flake Comedy
Cashapp: $jflake01
Podcast: Supremely Black


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