Faith | Finance | Freedom
Happy National Financial Literacy Month! In March 2004, The United States Senate passed a bill that designated April as National Financial Literacy month. Financial institutions and nonprofits organization around the world are hosting events, workshops, and providing educational resources that promote effective money management and debt resolution strategies. This month I'm dedicating all of my post, periscopes, [...]
I just finished reading The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley and once again, my perspective on money and wealth have expanded. Similar to Rich Dad, Poor Dad, both books compare the mindset and habits of the poor and wealthy. What I like about The Millionaire Next door is [...]
Let me bless your library..... I'm currently reading Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sonship by Jack Frost and this book is wrecking my life. The book mainly discusses how most believers are born with an orphan heart; Born with the fear of trusting, fear of rejection, fear of opening our hearts to love and intimacy, and [...]
So I'm from Chicago. Just in case you haven't read my bio. If you know anything about Chicago, you know that the weather is bipolar. You could literally experience all seasons within one day or week. Right now, the temperature in Chicago is in high 60's. Guys, it's February and technically the winter time. This is [...]
What was your first introduction to money? Did you collect change, and put it in a piggy bank? Did your parents give you a weekly allowance? Were you the kid at school that sold candy, Pokemon cards, or lemonade? Who taught you the principles of money and wealth? I can say for myself.....noboody! *Keith Sweat [...]
Before I talk about my epiphany, let's talk about entrepreneurs!!! What is an entrepreneur? I’m glad that you asked. According to Merriam-Webster's dictionary, the definition of an entrepreneur is one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise. Let’s break down the “assumes the risks of a business or enterprise” part. (I [...]
Chelsa S. Moore 