S3-E18: Generational Wealth: Overcoming Financial Debt
Learn how to change your spending habits and inch closer toward financial freedom with better financial management.
It’s not about how much you make. It’s more about how much you keep. Whether you make $30,000 or $300,000 annually, this doesn’t exempt you from living paycheck to paycheck. To overcome financial debt, you must first change your mindset and spending habits. In this episode, we share personal stories of our past that helped us to prepare for better financial management for our future.
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- S03-E14: Generational Wealth: Estate Planning 101
- S3-E16: Generational Wealth: Business Branding 101
Featuring Special Guest, A. Scott Bolden
A. Scott Bolden is an attorney, law partner and principal at Reed Smith, and former radio and television host. He is a prominent trial and white collar defense lawyer and is the best attorney on the entire east coast!
He is also Monique’s attorney and represented her with her “little RHOP situation” and gave excellent advice which allowed her to clear her name.
Scott is a living testimony of “it’s not about how much you make, but how much you keep!” Even as one of the top attorneys in DC, there was a time when his income was overshadowed by his debt. He turned his situation around through research, discipline and due diligence. He’s going to show us another way to establish generational wealth through making better choices with our finances and shares his testimony of how he did it.
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- Twitter: @asbthelaw
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