Disrupt Your Money: Wealth Building Strategies for Marginalized Business Owners

This podcast is for you if you find yourself asking questions like: How do I create a sustainable financial plan for my business that balances short-term needs, long-term goals, and generational wealth-building? What strategies can I use to navigate systemic financial barriers while accessing resources like funding, grants, and equitable opportunities? How can I structure my pricing, investments, and financial systems to ensure profitability, compliance, and sustainable growth? What steps can I take to shift my money mindset, build confidence around financial decisions, and align my business with my values and community impact? How do I prepare for the future by scaling my business, planning for retirement, and leaving a financial legacy for my family and community? And how do we do all of this as marginalized business owners facing the headwinds of economic inequity and injustice in a system that was not built for us to succeed. Let’s break this money sh*t down. Do you even know why any of this money stuff matters at all? How you make money, spend money, and nurture money is critical to building a more equitable world. By empowering business owners to take control of their finances we can all use our money to disrupt the current failing financial systems and build new ones. Why do we have to fundamentally tear down the existing financial institutions? Because they were not designed to be just or equitable for everyone.  It’s Time To Disrupt The Almighty Dollar Money affects all areas of our life so no topic is off-limits. Every week, we’ll cover subjects ranging from the rise of cryptocurrency to having a better relationship with the IRS. You’ve got questions - We’ve got answers.  SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS HERE equitablemoneyproject.com/podcast Every episode features real-world money questions from you, our listeners. Worried about shame or judgment? There’s none of that here. We make talking about the money stuff less cringey and more accessible.