The wealth series concludes with financial motivator Ash Cash who delivers a powerful dose of mindset shifts necessary to make money work for you instead of you working for money.
Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna
Credit Repair with Tonya Rapley
Millennial Wealth Aficionado Tonya Rapley joins Dr. Shante during the Wealth Series to break down the subtleties of financial abuse, how to repair your credit, and ways to start building your investment portfolio.
Dominique Brown How to Repair Your Credit
Consumer Finance Complaint Against Collection Agencies
Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna
The wealth series continues with Your Pretty Pennies blogger Tara Jones. In this episode Tara breaks down what you need to do to set clear financial goals, get out of debt, and establish a budget.
For the entire month of June, Dr. Shante has invited a powerful panel of speakers to address the issue of wealth and finance. The series kicks off with Lisa Gant of The Black Inheritance. In this episode she highlights the unique challenges of building wealth in the African American community and provides practical tools, resources, and mindset shifts to help listeners start building wealth now!
Lisa’s Key Points & Resource Guide
Lisa’s Website: http://theblackinheritance.com
Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna
Let’s face it; waiting for your breakthrough is hard. You’ve invested time, money, energy, and tapped every resource imaginable to make it work and things just aren’t moving. In this episode, Dr. Shante delivers an encouraging message about the benefits of patiences and waiting for God’s timing.
Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna
When it comes to success, too many of us are delaying the pursuit of our goals waiting for a more “convenient season”. But in this episode, Dr. Shante exposes the flaw in that thinking how it impacts success, and articulates the urgency in pursuing your goals NOW!
Intro/Outro Instrumental, “Doin’ What I Can”, Instant Vintage, 2002, Raphael Saadiq, Michael Archer, Bobby Ozuna
In this episode, Dr. Shante discusses embattled singer Lauryn Hill and brand lessons to be learned from her recent decline as an artist.
How do you win when you’re outresourced, outspent, understaffed, and overloaded? In this episode Dr. Shante shares how to maximize current assets, and explains how sacrifice moves the needle, and gets you closer to your goals.
This episode is dedicated in loving memory to Prince Rogers Nelson, a humanitarian, iconoclast, genius and philanthropist. In this episode Dr. Shante breaks down the branding genius behind artists like Prince and Beyonce and lessons that entrepreneurs can apply to their own brands.
In the 50th Episode, Dr. Shante shares the Power of Proximity, offering compelling strategies on how to move closer to your goals, and challenges listeners to establish the conditions for their success.