More Than Ever We Need to Challenge Some Assumptions
Unfortunately, there’s a societal narrative that believes only poor or first-generation people need support with money. It stems from a stereotype that wealthier individuals and families are good with money and always know what to do with it; are always...
The Remarkable Evolution in the Personal Finance Landscape
On Friday, I had the distinct pleasure and privilege of speaking at the Black Women in Asset Management Conference, founded by Jacqueline Taiwo. A day later, and I am still buzzing for so many reasons. Beginning with: When I started my career at Bankers Trust...
How a Circle Can Be the Best Shield
The shape of a circle is elegantly simple. With no beginning or end, it reflects a continuous journey, where “endings” are preludes to “new beginnings.” It’s the perfect visual aid for helping you brainstorm and explore abstract concepts and tap into your...
Remember The Last Time When You Felt Unsure?
Growing up, my mother would frequently say, “You win some; you lose some; and some get rained out.” Her words were no doubt an homage to baseball, and our shared love of the Yankees. And, it was often in response to me asking her some variation of, “How do I...
