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Most of us were never taught this stuff. So, where do you actually start? Thirty-nine states now require a personal finance course to graduate from high school. That's real progress — and it still might not be enough. Because financial education isn't a one-time event. It's a liv ...  Show more

Bola Sokunbi didn't start with advantages. She started with a $54,000 salary she never negotiated, a rollover IRA mistake that cost her 40% of her savings, a tenant who stopped paying rent for eight months, and a first year of business that generated exactly $200. She's also buil ...  Show more

In Episode# 5 Karla shared her entrepreneurial story of how she used a continual customer feedback loop with a sprinkle of street smarts to build a super successful flower shop and then use that business' cash flow to fund and build other businesses.In this episode Karla drops he ...  Show more

Starting a business is exciting- it doesn’t have to cost a lot of money, it can be incredibly fulfilling, and you could make some good money while you’re at it! BUT, you want to make sure that you’re going about things in the correct way. You want to make sure that you’re going a ...  Show more

TW : fertility, miscarriage, pregnancy loss “I will never forget sitting down with my boss, and she said, congratulations, we've planned out the next five years of your life. And I remember in that moment having this visceral reaction of, they didn't even ask me what I want for m ...  Show more

The term “hustle” might be synonymous with “entrepreneur” for a lot of folks. And they might be interchangeable because it certainly does take hard work to get your own business off the ground, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up everything else that’s important to you along ...