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47:03Money and Wealth with John Hope Bryant · The $15 Trillion Wealth Truth
plus when you go to it at midnight to ask for a $30,000 loan with a job it's about entrepreneurship it's about home ownership it's about investment it's about mastering artificial intelligence and upskilling for the jobs of the future which haven't come ... assets and that asset starts with you that is why financial literacy matters this is why credit score literacy matters this is why entrepreneurship literacy matters this is why AI literacy matters this past weekend like every other Sunday you were on the court with the guys playing ball just
Episode aired 2026-03-26
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26:06Black Tech Green Money · Imani Ellis of CultureCon & The Creative Collective
think still needs to be built for us? I think there needs to be a return of the basics of the reality of entrepreneurship. I think that there's kind of been a disservice of how much time it takes. And a lot of that is because founders ... think what our hope is with CultureCon in 2026 is more of the unveiling of the day-to-day life of the entrepreneurship journey. I meet with amazing founders all the time. And I'll just say, so you've got an LLC, right? And they're like
Episode aired 2026-01-06
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0:00Market Mondays · MM #310: STOCKS AT ALL-TIME HIGHS… 1,400% OPTIONS GAIN & EXACT PRICES TO BUY 🚨📉
entrepreneurship has always been the way. Investing is important because it's the only way you are going to be able to be rich and wealthy for your family. We can... We can... Close the wealth gap... Close the wealth gap... By working together. Market Monday is the biggest investment ... about finances market Monday. So it's a financial conversation. So yeah, if it's affecting your, your trading, if it's affecting your entrepreneurship, then it's not worth it. Sometimes the biggest risk on your trading journey is going to be to be around people who only uplift
Episode aired 2026-05-05
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6:15So Ambitious · 406: What Social Impact Leaders Know About Capital That Founders Don’t | Asha Walker &, Valencia Gunder
Valencia, you're either going to have charity for the people or compassion. And that's what shifted me to think about like social entrepreneurship, social enterprises that actually help and support people. And ever since then, I've been like focused. So I think it was probably like ... this. We don't have to fund this anymore. We committed however many billion, 300 and something billions of dollars to black communities, entrepreneurship, home ownership. We no longer have to do any of that because, you know. And so it required us to not change who we are because
Episode aired 2026-05-27
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8:50Side Hustle Pro · 481: Why Pivoting Isn’t Failure (My Real Story)
anymore? What will people think? Will they talk about me? Like, I knew she couldn't do it. Ha! See, you always talking about entrepreneurship. I knew it. Those questions were loud. The noise was loud immediately. And I also felt deeply amidst all of that, that again, like there ... image. I just want to be a real human and to show y'all like this is the journey. This is the path. Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart. All right. So yeah, everything counts. Nothing's wasted. The act of applying was preparation. The act of customizing
Episode aired 2025-09-26
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48:46RISE Urban Nation · Leading with Inclusion: How to Foster Thriving, Equitable Workplaces
when I got to DEI, I had to add people that were in DEI. I'm starting to learn more and more about entrepreneurship and technology. As I got laid off and kind of thrust into entrepreneurship, I had to add more business owners and entrepreneurs. So as your career
Episode aired 2025-06-18
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1:23:05Market Mondays · MM #295 Bitcoin, Gold & Silver Crash — What Now? War Stocks, & How to Sell a Business
want to just go right into it as far as your decision to actually, well, the idea, right, as far as going into entrepreneurship, your company got acquired. So we just, actually, this is perfect timing because we just got finished talking about selling, like when to sell, when ... anybody wants to listen. It's called Life with Mikey. It's on all the podcast platforms and we talk about money, investing, business, entrepreneurship. And then other than that, thank you guys so much. I appreciate it. Appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you. Have a good night, Mr. Mayor
Episode aired 2026-02-03
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41:37Market Mondays · MM #272: NVIDIA- Bitcoin Buy Prices | Tabitha Brown on Target Boycott, Cedric Nash on $100M & Divorce Advice
that could make a difference as to how we're going to succeed in the future. And so that's the interesting thing about entrepreneurship and the whole nine yards. You never know six. You know, entrepreneurship is an experiment. You just have to trust your gut and work your
Episode aired 2025-08-19
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8:42Eating While Broke · CAMARA JACKSON - Crispy Courage
kind of hand in hand. Hand in hand. How do you, I guess, reduce your stress levels? Like, how can you do that? Because entrepreneurship is pretty much unpredictable. It's rough. So for me, you know, one of the things that I do is communicate, right? I find that ... service side of a company, you're the service provider, you're the teacher, you're, you know, the other side of entrepreneurship is typically sales. Sales and marketing, right? These are, if you're on the service side, if you're like, say, the chef of the restaurant
Episode aired 2026-04-02
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23:03Honey and Hustle · I read a chapter of How I Built This for you (entrepreneur book)
like Damon John, you'll always have a soft spot to land if you decide you want to wake up from the dream of entrepreneurship. These are understandable concerns if you are an apprehensive first-time founder. Remember that cliff you just jumped off and that plane you're trying ... investment. That is rough. And I like how at the end of the chapter, Guy Raz refers to it as the dream of entrepreneurship. Like, yeah, $30 billion sounds great now, but at the time, it wasn't that. And but people only know Airbnb as it is today. They
Episode aired 2026-02-08
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3:19The Business of Black Business · The Business Of Black Business | Beatrice Louissaint: Leadership, Legacy & Florida’s Business Future
shaped and why are you the person that you are today? Thank you, Jay, for the opportunity. I'm so excited to be here. Entrepreneurship has definitely been something that's been incredibly important to me and my family. I come from a family of business owners. Prior to coming ... good banker. That's all right. You're going to be a business. You're going to be a business. So, honestly, entrepreneurship is not for everyone. I sometimes, you know, 76% of self-made millionaires in the United States are business owners, and we need more successful Black business
Episode aired 2025-10-13
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1:00Market Mondays · MM# 296 Are Tech Stocks Back? Bitcoin’s Recovery Test, & Top Stocks to Buy
ultra soft and made for life on the go. Wherever summer takes you, bring comfort along. MinkyCouture.com, the original best blanket ever. For me, entrepreneurship has always been the way. Investing is important because it's the only way you are going to be able to be rich and wealthy ... Right? Like, so I think that this is real education that people can actually learn from because it's ups and downs in entrepreneurship. It's not always somebody making a million dollars a month and somebody that's killing it and stuff like that. Like we've highlighted that
Episode aired 2026-02-10
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0:41Black Wall Street Today · Generations Deep: How Shanita Bennett Built a Family Catering Powerhouse - #blackbrand
interview the most brilliant and hardworking entrepreneurs in the 757, and this episode is no different. Today, we're going to be exploring resilience, entrepreneurship, and professionalism through the lens of event catering. And for that, we bring on today's expert, Ms. Shanita Bennett. Shanita, welcome to the show ... cakes. She even had an era where she was making imitation cabbage patch dolls. Wow. And selling those. So definitely that was, you know, entrepreneurship at its finest for me growing up. Paternal side of my family, my great-grandfather had a catering business. So it's just there
Episode aired 2026-04-04
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1:22Black Excellence Daily · Dr. Farrah Gray | He Made Millions by Age 14: Dr. Farrah Gray’s Blueprint
sell as bookends, right? Six years old. And then later on, when he was 13, he started up a business that taught entrepreneurship to young people and did a million dollars in revenue. This is how entrepreneurship works. You see a need, you feel it. People have ashy legs. Here
Episode aired 2025-06-18
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3:50Shades and Layers · Speak with Confidence, Cash in With Clarity (Magogodi Makhene)
best schools, elite institutions at the time that were forward thinking in this. NYU, I was a fellow in the program for social entrepreneurship. And I was running around in these circles where people were thinking really deeply around what is the triple P, right? The triple bottom line ... will do it. That became writing. Oh, interesting. That became writing. That is so interesting. So you go to business school, you learn entrepreneurship, and then you come to the conclusion that you need to start writing. Yes. Okay, tell me more. I can relate. So that
Episode aired 2026-02-10
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10:49Black Tech Green Money · Omi Bell of Black Girl Ventures on Structural Barriers to Scaling Companies with Under $1MM in Revenue
educator. I worked at a patent and trademark office, you know, things like that, but I still couldn't afford to live. Entrepreneurship was really my way out. I had gotten laid off twice. Me and my fiancee broke up. I realized I'm not going to get married ... person with glasses on. You know, like you gotta really maximize everything you get when you're in the early stages of entrepreneurship. And I never let that go, which is why we are so well positioned with companies like Nike or TikTok or Pemco is because that narrative part
Episode aired 2026-02-10
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4:04Journey to Launch · Episode 465: Burnout, Boundaries & Building the Capacity for More Money w/ Dr. Kerriann Peart
States. So I'd love to get just a background of how you came to where you are today in terms of educational to entrepreneurship and all the things. Sure, sure, sure, sure. So I'll give a kind of snapshot. So I did high school and sixth form ... experiences people have in the workplace. Yeah. It sounds like so. I'm very interested in people's career paths, even before they reach entrepreneurship in terms of finding the niche that works for them, because I find that so many people, they start out thinking they want
Episode aired 2026-02-11
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12:01Melanin Money Show · The Dark Side of Business Partnerships Nobody Talks About! | Episode 245
Like, I can't imagine having to do everything at this level of business, you know what I'm saying? At the beginning of entrepreneurship, when you're an entrepreneur. You're at 46, low seven. Yeah, but at this level, it is, dude, what? And so the power ... right? And so we just wanna sometimes share these things, not to deter you from doing it, but to inform you. Because sometimes entrepreneurship in business is so over glamorized, so oversimplified, that you're getting into something that you didn't even know what it was. Not that
Episode aired 2026-04-16
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15:27Honey and Hustle · I read chapters of Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon for you (creative business book)
because you need money. And I think for a lot of people that can be true. I think there is the concept of doing entrepreneurship out of necessity, out of needing extra income to pay bills. But I think there's also just the fact that, you know, people ... genuinely enjoy to become the main thing. That's the ideal. That's beautiful to me. I think that's the beauty of entrepreneurship that often is not captured in corporations, which are kind of the face of business here in America and capitalism and all that great stuff
Episode aired 2026-02-13
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16:38Melanin Money Show · Jewish Wealth Secrets We Missed ( Does God Want You Wealthy?) | Episode 236
everything and be real good at it at first. So when it comes to investing, it's the same thing. When it comes to entrepreneurship, it's the same thing. What what what lane are you going to run in? Yeah. Yeah. I think the way I like to articulate ... marriage, especially marriage done the right way, it helps you build wealth faster. And then when you have children, teaching them about money, about entrepreneurship. Right. Getting it kind of in their DNA. Okay. That helps build wealth. And then just talking about generational wealth. Now, what do I mean
Episode aired 2026-02-12