During his tenure at UCLA, Wooden led the Bruins to 10 NCAA national championships in 12 years, including an unprecedented seven consecutive titles from 1967 to 1973.
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy/competency blog, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. 🧾 One Sheet to Rule Your Wallet: Lifetime Financial Plan Screenshot Start now, retire rich. Seriously—this one-sheet could be your golden ticket to millionaire status (and early beach days). 💸 The Basics Screenshot Kill credit card debt monthly. Interest is a villain—don’t let it win. Save 20% of your after-tax income. Can’t hit 20% yet? Trim the fluff and work your way ...
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy and competency blog, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. Let’s be real: Black Americans still rank at the bottom in education, employment, income, and more. But we’ve come a long way—and that deserves celebration. In 1940, a staggering 87% of Black Americans lived below the poverty line. By 2023, that number dropped to under 18%. Among Black married couples, the ...
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog focuses on financial literacy and competency, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. From Good To Great To “Ghetto” Thomas Sowell, an alum of Dunbar High, is a renowned American economist, social theorist, and political commentator known for his influential work in economic history, race relations, and public policy. Raised in Harlem, New York, Sowell overcame early hardships to earn degrees from Harvard (BA), ...
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy and competency blog, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. When we talk about poverty, most people think of financial metrics—low income, minimal savings, and limited net worth. However, poverty doesn’t just manifest in bank accounts. It shows up in health outcomes like obesity and diabetes. It appears in classrooms, where educational achievement is lagging. It appears in communities where opportunity seems out of ...
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy and competency blog, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. Wealth isn’t just about income — it’s about allocation. Here’s how high-net-worth individuals typically structure their portfolios: 🧠 Confidence: The Invisible Currency Wealthy people don’t just have money — they have belief. They walk into rooms and take the head seat at the table, believing they belong. They expect opportunity. They act from a place of deservedness, not scarcity. They ...
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During his tenure at UCLA, Wooden led the Bruins to 10 NCAA national championships in 12 years, including an unprecedented seven consecutive titles from 1967 to 1973.
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. The WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy and competency blog, and it does not provide specific investment recommendations. When I told my mom I wanted to be a photographer instead of going to college, she didn't miss a beat: "Styron, you're a good photographer. Be one—after you get a degree and a job." This wasn't a warm hug of support. It was a military-grade directive. I saluted and ...
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Disclaimer: Good Day, Readers. WealthBuildingPowers blog is a financial literacy/competency blog and does not provide specific investment recommendations. Millionaire politicians love to shout about wages, income, and wealth inequality. But silence when you point out the inequalities in old-fashioned sweat equity. My parents taught their boys that YOUR work ethic determines your success. Crying, moaning, and playing the blame game get you NOTHING! Successful people consistently put in the effort and outperform those who rely solely on making the ...
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During his tenure at UCLA, Wooden led the Bruins to 10 NCAA national championships in 12 years, including an unprecedented seven consecutive titles from 1967 to 1973.
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