Historical Spotlight: Black Women Trailblazers in Wealth Building Black women have always been at the forefront of creating wealth and empowering their communities, even in the face of systemic barriers. From building businesses to revolutionizing industries, they have left a lasting legacy that inspires us to this day. By studying their stories, we gain not
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Did you know that debt is one of the biggest obstacles to building generational wealth? Often, we focus on investments or income growth as the primary paths to wealth, but debt reduction is just as powerful. When you eliminate debt, you reclaim money that can be redirected toward assets that grow, like savings, investments, or
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Old blue car in the snow – Image Courtesy of Pexels It can be hard enough as a woman sometimes. But the discontent continues. Make sure you can get through the winter ahead by planning critical things now before it’s too late. Make or Book Repairs Now Getting hold of certain professionals can be cumbersome
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I became a teacher because of my passion for social justice. I wanted to give girls and boys that looked like me a chance to feel the love and support from someone that they could culturally relate to. I also wanted to give them the critical thinking tools to make them feel like they could
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When I decided to leave my job to pursue my side-hustle full-time, I was equal parts excited and frightened. I was excited because I actually had a chance to pursue something I was extremely passionate about. I was frightened because my job allowed for financial security and a level of predictability I enjoyed. Quitting meant
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Female entrepreneurs are well and truly on the rise, and we couldn’t be happier. Unfortunately, the modern world of business hasn’t always been the ideal environment for female leaders to thrive and succeed. Thankfully, this continues to improve day after day, as success stories inspire others to dare to achieve their goals. When you are
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Being a female presents many different challenges, as does being a man. Although we know the world is trying to move away from many of the stereotypes that surround genders, we know there is still a lot of it going on. For example, we know that most nurses are still women and most midwives
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I was taking stock of my life and realized that I didn’t have the quality of friendships I desired—I couldn’t be the friend that I wanted to be with the women around me and, in turn, I couldn’t receive the type of connection that I want. I wanted to be a different kind of friend,
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“All children should be taught to unconditionally accept, approve, admire, appreciate, forgive, trust, and ultimately, love their own person.” ~Asa Don Brown TIME recently ran a story about the increase in suicides among Black children. A study revealed that the suicide rate among black children increased from 2.54 per one million to 1.36 per million.
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~Jennifer Ritchie Payette, co-author, “Modular Career Design” I had a nice apartment on the good side of town. I had just gotten a new(er) car. I was able to fit new shoes or an outfit into my monthly budget. I made happy hour or eating out a part of my budget, and maintain a decent
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