MOTIVATION FOR BLACK PEOPLE
Podcast Audio Guides created for us, by us, to lift us higher than ever.
Help! I’m Stressed About Money - Holiday Edition (w/ The Budgetnista)
It’s the holiday season and amidst all of the hustle and bustle, gift-giving, and travel we are ALL looking for ways to hang onto our coins! The “Budgetnista”, Tiffany Aliche, shares 3 secrets for getting rid of a scarcity mindset. Plus, she explains how to establish your emergency fund based on your “noodle” budget, and offers 3 ways you can save money and shop smarter this holiday season. If you and your family are looking for a low-cost or no-cost way to celebrate while still maintaining the true spirit of the holiday season, Tiffany’s got you covered!
How to LEVEL UP Your Life, Work, and Wealth (w/ Year Up)
Learn how to go from minimum wage to a meaningful career from this week’s special guests, Tammy Gordon and Marshaun R. Hymon, of Year Up. They’re dishing out valuable tips on how to get the work and money opportunities you deserve regardless of what kind of struggle you’re dealing with today.
Hosted by Justin Michael Williams
Featured by the New York Times and 60 Minutes, Year Up is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping close the divide between people of color/marginalized people and opportunities in the workplace. The practical tips offered in this episode will help you break through to that “next level” you’ve been striving for, no matter where you live or what your career experience is!
You can learn more about Year Up at their website: https://www.yearup.org/
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Justin Michael Williams
Founder & CEO
Justin Michael Williams is an iTunes top 20 recording artist, inspirational entertainer, and the Founder of Motivation for Black People. As a child, growing up in a poor neighborhood amongst violence and abuse, the heroes who inspired Justin were often people who he had never met. With these audio guides, he hopes to introduce you to people you may not know. In sharing their stories, his goal is to help others wake up to their own life’s purpose, step into their greatness, and break the generational patterns of oppression that have held our people back for too long.
