The Purpose of Money Podcast

In 2015, Arlan Hamilton went from being homeless to a Venture Capitalist.  I am so excited to have Arlan on the podcast this week. We are talking about her new book, It’s About Damn Time: How to Turn Being Underestimated Into Your Greatest Advantage.

Listen to this episode to learn how Arlan is disrupting the tech industry. Plus, you'll hear what she wants entrepreneurs, like you, to do right now!

To learn more about Arlan Hamilton and to get a discount on her course click here for the full show notes. 

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Naseema McElroy was making a six-figure salary as a nurse when she realized she was making too much money to be broke. Before, at the end of the month, she didn’t have enough to save or invest. When Naseema took charge of her finances and got intentional about her spending, she overcame bankruptcy, divorce, and broke the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck. Naseema paid off $1 million in debt in 2 ½ years and amassed six-figures in net worth six months later. 

Check out this week’s podcast episode to learn how Naseema paid off her debt, rebuilt her net worth, and created more freedom in her life today. You don’t want to miss these financially intentional money tips.

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This week I celebrated 12 years of marriage. So it's only right that episode 12 of the podcast talks about love, money, and relationships. On The Purpose of Money podcast, Lindsay Bryan-Podvin and I are talking about money, love, and relationships. Lindsay is a financial therapist, speaker, and author who is passionate about helping high-earning couples deepen their relationships using money psychology. It's her mission to open up a dialogue to help clients talk about their money beyond the dollars and cents.

Learn more about Lindsay, her book, The Financial Anxiety Solution, and more in the show notes.

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To kick off National Homeownership Month, I have realtor and real estate investor Tanya Salseth on The Purpose of Money Podcast. In this episode, Tanya dives into how she bought and managed rental properties from overseas. We also discuss how she runs her realtor business from Florida but closes all of her deals in Washington, D.C. You don’t want to miss this episode.

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With so much happening in the world, it’s easy to feel helpless, especially if you’re not out protesting. However, as a podcaster, I am uniting with other podcasters to speak out against racism and police brutality. In this public service announcement, I encourage you to be educated, engaged, and to take action. Here are ways to support the work of activists fighting for changing and risking their lives daily.

 

If you can afford it, donate to any of the following:

 

1. George Floyd Memorial Fund
2. Minnesota Freedom Fund
3. Black Visions Collective
4. Campaign Zero
5. Black Lives Matter

 

You can also sign a petition via TEXT:

 

• Text “Floyd” to 55156 to sign a petition to demand justice for George Floyd.
• Text "ENOUGH" to 55156 to sign a petition demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. 

 

Sign-up at Color of Change to be notified of more opportunities to take action.

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Nikki Dade and Pam Dorsey are multifamily real estate investors closing one multimillion-dollar deal at a time. In this episode, the founders of Paragon Investment Partners share how they broke down the barrier to entry and established a portfolio of 300 units and counting. 

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In this episode, Realtor Ryanna Miller and I talk about the real estate market and how it’s been impacted by COVID-19. First-time home buyers and real estate investors find out what you need to know before you start searching for a property.

To learn more about Ryanna Miller and the topics discussed in this episode, check out the full show notes here.

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DJ Moultrie of Black Equity Network and Davonne Reaves and Jessica Myers of Epiq Collective have joined forces to host one of the most powerful real estate conferences in 2020. On June 30, 2020, from 10 am to 4 pm, you can join top real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and successful generational wealth builders at their virtual event How to Build an Empire: A Blueprint to Generational Wealth. 

Listen to this week’s podcast episode to learn about the event, who’s going to be there, and how you can benefit from attending too. This event is for aspiring and experienced entrepreneurs who want to build a legacy. 

Get your ticket to How to Build an Empire: A Blueprint to Generational Wealth today! 

To learn more about the conference and this episode's guests check out the show notes. 

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In this week’s episode Kendra Barnes, the Creator and Founder of The Key Resource talks about how she was able to retire at the age of 32 after investing in real estate. Kendra’s website is your online guide to investing in real estate one property at a time. Since Kendra quit her good government job, she’s been able to be a full-time mom, wife, and entrepreneur.

Jumpstart your journey in real estate investing with Kendra’s step by step guide, the Rental Property 90 Day Action Plan. 

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At 22 years old, Shante Nicole was diagnosed with Cancer. Suddenly, she went from being a young professional to a woman in Cancer treatment and living off credit cards for a year. After her full recovery, Shante learned how to repair her credit and now manages a Facebook group with over 80,000 members and a non-profit, called Financial Common Cents. Listen to this episode to learn how she turned her life and credit around to become a member of the 800+ credit score club.

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