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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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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Most people want to save money, but also wish to purchase gadgets that make working or living at home easy and comfortable. But is that even possible? What if you were told that it is possible to roll some money into some of the handy gadgets you desire. The truth is that how you save
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In this life, we all have things we cherish and want to be able to know how to handle. Our projects, each other, and precious moments just to name a few. We know that, if we’re not careful, we can lose the things we have and potentially never regain them ever again. A little lapse
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I love learning. And I would generally give myself a pass when I splurged on purchasing books because I rationalized that it was an affordable pathway to personal development. While the logic is reasonable, I noticed a troubling trend with my book buying— my buying: reading ratio was completely out of whack. I would
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There is a reason why “debt” is a “four-letter” word. Debt is a curse and keeps you from living your life free of fear, worry, and frustration. The irony is that we run away from our financial problems because we want to avoid pain. Running away, however, only worsens the state of our finances, thus
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Earlier this year, I hosted my first live event in honor of launching my first book, Unmasking the Strong Black Woman. With a full-time job and an infant, I thought it was virtually impossible to do so, but I was wrong. My first event was well attended and lucrative. Here are the various steps I
Read MoreHave you ever had something that you absolutely loved, but you wondered if you could continue to afford it? Well, I recently felt this way. Lately, I have been obsessed with a vegan chocolate milkshake from a local Detroit restaurant. My obsession was bringing me into the restaurant about one to two times per week,
Read MoreI work with a lot of women that control the purse strings in the home but find themselves struggling to meet their families’ savings goals. When we sit down and do a deep dive and analysis of their budget, one of the biggest money wasters is food— whether it is overspending on groceries, letting food
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