Itâs way too easy these days, with social media, to compare ourselves to other people. Problem is, weâre usually comparing âthe bestâ of someone else to âthe worstâ of ourselves. As they sayâ¦donât compare your 1st inning to someone elseâs 7th inning. And if/when you do compare yourself to someone elseâ¦use it to inspire you on your path to successâ¦not discourage you. Iâm excited to share this lesson with youâ¦letâs give it a listenâ¦.
Our article explains what financial privilege is and the profound influence it has on your life and your money.Our article explains what financial privilege is and the profound influence it has on your life and your money.
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We have a student debt crisis on our hands: $1.5 trillion in the U.S. Breaking it down by individual, according to the Institute for College Access and Success, the average student debt load for the Class of 2017 is $28,650. Whatâs sad is that Americans are carrying that debt load into their later years. In
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As the market shifts, it gets harder and harder to make sales. No one knows this better than todayâs guest, Justin Robins. He survived the last shift and has since perfected a system for generating and converting real estate leads. Heâs generated over 100,000 leads and converts at a rate of roughly 3.5 percent. On this Real Estate Rockstars, Justin shares why agents who pick up the phone and call prospects will win as the market gets more competitive. He also discusses his best-performing ads, his strategy for selling sellers on price reductions, and more.
NerdWallet’s Elizabeth Ayoola talks with Dasha Kennedy, founder of financial advocacy group The Broke Black Girl, about how to balance emotions and building wealth.
The BIG 3-0. The age that you’re really an adult. In your 20’s, you could still swing being a bit immature. Once 30 comes it’s game over. And now that I’m 35… Dang! Am I really 35? <sigh> Halfway through my 30’s and I’ve been rocking it the best way I can. As a result, […]
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