Breaking Barriers The Journey of a Black Female Tax Strategist
Brown Way To Money - Money Talks for Women of Color Entrepreneurs
Release Date: 09/19/2024
Brown Way To Money - Money Talks for Women of Color Entrepreneurs
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info_outlineAs a black female entrepreneur in the tax industry, Sandra Morneau has faced her share of challenges. In this eye-opening episode of the Money Mindset Show, we explore the unique hurdles that women of color encounter in the financial world and how to overcome them.
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Sandra, a tax strategist with 15 years of experience, shares her journey from aspiring sports agent to becoming a digital nomad helping entrepreneurs, expats, and remote workers navigate the complex world of taxes. Her insights shed light on the importance of understanding the difference between tax preparation and tax planning, and how this knowledge can save you thousands of dollars.
Key Takeaways:
- 1. Breaking stereotypes: Discover how Sandra overcame preconceptions about what a tax professional should look like.
- 2. The power of education: Learn why understanding taxes is crucial for reducing anxiety and making informed financial decisions.
- 3. Pricing challenges: Explore the difficulties of standing firm on your worth as a minority in a white male-dominated industry.
- 4. Building confidence: Gain insights on how to present your services without feeling the need to over-justify your expertise.
- 5. Creating community: Hear about Sandra's vision for supporting digital nomads and expats through her new brand, Money Smart Travel Nista.
Reflection Questions:
- • How can we challenge our own biases when seeking professional services?
- • What steps can you take to better understand your tax situation and reduce financial anxiety?
- • How might you apply Sandra's advice on standing firm in your pricing to your own business or career?
This episode offers a thoughtful exploration of the intersections between race, gender, and entrepreneurship in the financial sector. Whether you're a business owner, aspiring digital nomad, or simply looking to improve your financial literacy, Sandra's story provides valuable lessons and inspiration.
Join us for an enlightening conversation that may just change the way you think about taxes, travel, and building a successful business as a woman of color.