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The Kensington Business Forum would like to thank all our businesses for recording a podcast with us. They have been really popular and listened to all over the world! We also want to thank all our listeners too. We hope you've enjoyed them and it has given you a bit more idea of how much we have to offer in Kensington W8. We certainly have loved doing them. We are having a break now until the Kensington BID starts in April 2022 when we will start our podcast series again. Until the next tim ...
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Debt-Free Millionaire

Zack, with the Debt Free Millionaire Brand

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With two books about to be published and a new video game for youth, and adults, this podcast should take off quickly. We will be bringing on CPAs and real estate investors to talk through the process of becoming a Debt-Free Millionaire, or to go the other way and be okay with debt and become a millionaire. We let you make the ultimate decision but we will give you what you need to get there. Talk to you soon. Thanks to Xogos Gaming for sponsoring this podcast and for creating our game. We a ...
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1. Jastin Martin - Hurt Before 2. Daniel Caesar - Let Me Go 3. Drake - Against The Wind (Extended and Rearranged) 4. Aliah Sheffield - Boo Boo The Fool 5. Baby Rose - Stop The Bleeding 6. Krishawna - Do for You 7. Avery Sunshine ft. DrewTheRew - W8 8. Melinda valenz - My Best Life 9. Aliah Sheffield - Some Of Your People 10. Kiana Ledé - Jealous (Clean) (feat. Ella Mai) 11. THEY. - You Don't Deserve This 12. Ciara’s - Da Girls (Girls Mix) (feat. Lola Brooke & Lady London) 13. iCandy - Keep D ...
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MamMaJ(ism)

MaJhane aka MamMaJ

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MamMaJ(ism) is a podcast meant to challenge you. Every podcast starts w/ a guided meditation to help get you in the right mindset so you can properly receive the information. Each episode will tackle a topic that hits close to home for me. I’m not licensed, I’m no expert but I do love to talk and learn. Because of this, I wanted to bring my experiences to you all and share the lessons I’ve learned. The (ism) is a movement of love and open conversations so let’s get into it, I love you!
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Exploring the past, present, and future of Canadian rowing athletes on their path to Tokyo 2020 - with a few meandering detours. Presented by Nicola Wealth. www.nicolawealth.com Your host, Adam Kreek, is an Executive Business Coach, author, and a two-time Olympian who won Gold as a member of the Men’s Eight at Beijing 2008. In this podcast, you’ll hear how the next generation of elite rowers evolved to who they are today, the challenges and excitements within their current training plan, and ...
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Read this Article to Get More Information: Rents are rising faster than wages across the country, especially in these cities Wages for the typical U.S. worker have surged since the pandemic, but for many Americans those gains are being gobbled up by rising rent. Rents jumped 30.4% nationwide between 2019 and 2023, while wages during that same perio…
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Simplified Explanation: Working remote means to work from home, or some other location, instead of at your office. Remote workers have always had a place to go, such as the library, Starbucks, and remote offices, but during the COVID pandemic, they all had to return home and work from there. Remote workers are also known for working as they travel …
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Simplified Explanation: Frugal shopping is where you go out and buy only things that are essential; frivolous shopping is where you go out and buy things that you really want, that are not important; and intentional shopping is where you make a list of items you want to buy and only buy those specific items. Real Life: When trying to get out of deb…
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Simplified Explanation: Identity theft is where someone takes on your identity, by stealing your personal information and social security number, and starts making financial or security related actions, as if they were you. They take on your identity. Real Life: Think of this, you are opening your mail and it’s a stack of bills. The first one you o…
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Simplified Explanation: Recessions are a large downturn in the market, for two consecutive quarters. The year is broken up into 4 quarters (3 month increments - January to March, April to June, July to September, and October to December). If this downturn occurs, you can expect it to have a negative impact on your finances, whether it is losing you…
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Simplified Explanation: Marriage is a culturally recognized union between two people, called spouses, that establishes rights and obligations between them, their children, and even extended family. This brings on the financial, emotional, and physical support of the other person. Some people do this differently but most times, finances stop becomin…
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Simplified Explanation: Becoming debt free is when you do not owe anyone or any company money from a previous debt. You will still have monthly bills, but you do not owe anyone a recurring amount of money because of past choices or purchases. Real Life: Getting out of debt is a huge weight off everyone’s shoulders. When you finally get away from de…
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Shadowing - If there are only a few interviewees and the manager doesn’t have a lot of time to interview you, or has already interviewed you and wants to see you in action, they will ask if you would like to shadow them, to see how they work. Always accept the invitation. This is not as much for your benefit, but to see how you interact with other …
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Interview Process: When you find the job you like and turn in your resume, the next step to the process is waiting to be called for an interview. They may ask you questions or ask you to submit writing samples before you are called in, but at some point, you will be called in to talk to the company owner or manager or conference call, as they vet t…
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Simplified Explanation: Statistics have shown that Millennials and those younger will change their jobs four times in the first decade of working; only 29% of them feel engaged at their workplace; and 50% are dissatisfied with their work (Gallup polls, 2021). Adults are prone to searching out new jobs if they don’t like their work or side gigs if t…
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Simplified Explanation: Having children costs money. You have to feed them, cloth them, shelter them, and do most things for them, until they grow up, and become adults. These increase your expenses, and reduce the time you can/should work outside the home. Real Life: Children are the greatest blessing in your life - better than anything (other tha…
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Simplified Explanation: Having children costs money. You have to feed them, cloth them, shelter them, and do most things for them, until they grow up, and become adults. These increase your expenses, and reduce the time you can/should work outside the home. Real Life: Children are the greatest blessing in your life - better than anything (other tha…
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Simplified Explanation: As explained before, taxes are money that is collected, by the government, from its citizens and their businesses, to pay for their operations. These are mandated payments - based on your income, property, or what you purchased - of which funds go to the operation of federal, state, county, and city government bodies. The mo…
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Simplified Explanation: Like buying a personal home, you will find opportunities to buy houses at a low price Real Life: Investments are a must learn for most people but the truth is most Americans should diversify their money into many different funds (such as mutual funds) and sit on it for 10+ years. Most advisors will tell you they can get you …
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Simplified Explanation: Like buying a personal home, you will find opportunities to buy houses at a low price and this will provide a way for you to buy, fix and either sell or rent it to someone needing housing. If you find a house low enough and can sell it for a large profit, it frees money to buy another, larger house at equal value to the pric…
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Simplified Explanation: Real Estate is the buying and selling of real property, or buildings and land that have a monetary value to another party. If you can find deals and buy a piece of property, like a house, and you can fix it up or hold on to it long enough, the value almost always increases. Real Life: Real Estate is a very large subject. So …
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Simplified Explanation: Animals are not always the easiest thing to handle. Sometimes, they are messy, need a lot of attention, and cost a lot of money to care for. They also, bring a lot of love, interest, and are great companions to have around. So, as with being intentional in life, if you are considering having of having a pet, there are some t…
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Simplified Explanation: Things happen in life that we have no control over, but we do control how we will respond. The story of my heart is a fact, I have dealt with death every day of my life and now, I don’t worry about death. I won’t leave this life any faster than I am permitted. These events are to give us strength and understanding and withou…
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Simplified Explanation: Every two weeks or twice a month, you will receive a check or money will be deposited into your bank account based on an agreed upon amount you contracted with your employer before you started working for them. If you negotiate with them, you will be receiving an acceptable amount that both sides can work with. Real Life: Pa…
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Simplified Explanation: When you have paid off your debt, built up your emergency fund, and have excess money collecting in your savings, money that you don’t need for a while or until retirement, then you can invest that and grow it. When you are debt free and these investments - including a paid off house – add up to $1,000,000, only then are you…
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Simplified Explanation: What is Savings? Savings is, of course, how much money you have stored to be used in the future. It can be saved in your mattress, in a box, or in your pocket, but most commonly, larger sums of money are stored in a bank. Savings is not something you grab from for any small thing you want, but rather money you accumulate ove…
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Simplified Explanation: How much do you owe all together? This includes car, home, school and personal loans. Do you owe the utility company for late payments or a credit card? This, all together, is a specific number, weighing you down every minute of every day. Real Life: Debt is a type of modern-day “indentured servitude”. You work just to pay y…
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Simplified Explanation: Owning a business gives you more freedom, more time flexibility, more satisfaction, and more opportunities to make a difference in the world. It also brings more frustrations, more hours to work, more risk, and more stress. It is not for everyone. But, when your company is making more money than you are spending to run it, y…
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Simplified Explanation: The government needs revenue to run itself and govern the country, and decided that income tax was the best way to accomplish this. They are demanding you pay your share of the expense of the government’s existence, by giving them a percentage of your income in each paycheck, and at the end of the year, whether you work full…
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Here are the articles that were mentioned during the podcast and the source of the graphs we used: Economic News Release Schedule: https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar Leading Indicator News: https://www.conference-board.org/topics/us-leading-indicators DXY News: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/us-dollar-dxy-index-news:-strengthens…
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NEW DEBT (TRANSPORTATION) (W5:D4) First, before you buy a car, think about where you live. Do you need to buy a car, or would public transportation be more economical for you, at this time? Not everyone needs a car. Is your business far away from the subway? Most people in New York either walk or take the train to work each day. Is it crammed and a…
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Being Intentional: If you are intentional, you can make $100,000 off the next house you own. Here are some tips when buying a home. Buy in an area that is just about to take off. We bought our fourth house in an area that, unbeknownst to us, was about to take off. The city had just passed a bill that paid the business storefront owners to renovate …
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The American dream has always been to own a house; but is it the wisest investment? The way most people buy a home is like a Savings Account, and you pay very large fees. Some financial gurus will tell you it’s a bad investment, and you would be better off renting a house. Consider this though, when you buy a house, let’s say for $200,000, you will…
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NEW DEBT (HOME OWNERSHIP) (W5:D1) Let's try some vocabulary today. Do you know these words? Before we teach you about homeownership, let’s talk about a few vocabulary words having to do with real estate, both for personal and commercial use: Closing – This is the day that you sign the contract to buy the house, the previous owners are paid by the l…
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Because graphs are impossible to see on a podcast, also check out our YouTube channel with Xogos Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lbv7aCOkba4 Get these numbers from Zero Hedge ( https://www.zerohedge.com/political/millions-new-illegal-immigrants-mask-true-state-us-economy) For the last few years, the headline employment figure has been impre…
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Simplified Explanation: How easy is it to stay out of debt? That depends on you. Will you borrow from another credit card, after you just paid it off? Statistics show that the more effort someone puts into something they really want, the more likely it will be permanent. If your parents paid off your debt, you would be right back into debt within m…
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Simplified Explanation: It is always best to track saving and budgeting, throughout the year. At the year’s end, it is good to see how you stuck with your goals and/or budget. Consider this your annual review. Real Life: How much do you spend each year? How much do you save? Would you like to save more? And lastly, why would you like to save more m…
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Simplified Explanation: To become debt free, and then to become a millionaire, you need to live your life in a way in which you are fully in control - not allowing those trying to get you to spend your money to control you. Real-Life Explanation: There are many more ways to save on your expenses than we’ve mentioned, but as we talked about in this …
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Simplified Explanation: What are your needs in life? Housing, utilities, food, and transportation. These are the essentials. We have already gone over fixed and variable rate expenses. Now, for those things that are essential, here are ways to lower how much you spend each month (on things other than your debt). Real Life: Now, what happens when yo…
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Simplified Explanation: Every time you borrow money from an entity, whether it’s family or a business, you always need to pay it back! The question most people ask is: what is the most efficient way of doing so (so you don’t run out of money and so you pay it back at the most effective and efficient rate of payment)? Real Life: In earlier years, th…
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Simplified Explanation: When you work a normal full-time job, you work between 30-40 hours per week. If you work less, you are considered part-time and don’t enjoy the benefits of health insurance. If you work over 40 hours a week you are due overtime pay, which is usually your normal pay, plus an extra 50% of that pay (often called “time and a hal…
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WHERE DO MY TAXES GO? Federally – There are three types of spending: National Debt payments: The U.S. borrows over a trillion dollars every year, so as the government’s spending goes up, more U.S. taxes are paid to the repayment of this debt, increasing much over the past few years (2020-22). This would be like you taking a loan from the bank and n…
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Simplified Explanation: Taxes are money, collected by the government, from citizens, to pay for its operations. They use it for the infrastructure, salaries of state and federal employees, and anything else they decide to fund - literally anything they decide they want to do with your money. You pay your taxes through your paycheck, or by being cha…
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Real Life: There is only one way to keep from having children - and that is to be discussed with your parents. This simulation is to show you the average price of having children, and how expensive they can be if they are not planned for. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (3), the average cost of raising a child from birth to 17 years…
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Real Life: Sadly, there is no way of escaping your monthly expenses, or escaping having to use your money to pay for things each month. Whether you are buying food or using the lights in your home, this increases your monthly expenses (and you need food and electricity). Since we talked about Expenses in (W1:D3), let’s talk about how to save money …
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Real Life: Now that you have picked the income streams you want, let’s go over this again, because you may want to change your mind. The first and best questions to ask before choosing a college, career, or job are these: Who are you, really? What is it that you want to do for the next 30-40 years? What will pay you what you want to make? Where are…
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Real Life: Let’s talk about the most important word in financial literacy: Income. It is the money coming to you for services you give, or items you sell. In other words, if you work a full-time career, part-time job, own a small business, or invest, you have income. And if you have them all together, you have four streams of income. Like a raging …
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Flipping Houses: A Gateway to Real Estate Investment Success The allure of real estate investment has long captivated the imaginations of aspiring entrepreneurs and investors alike. Among the myriad strategies available, house flipping stands out as a particularly appealing entry point for many. This process, which involves purchasing properties, r…
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Real Life: Do you want to work your entire life, or stop working – or lessen the amount of normal work – when you get to a certain age? This is retirement. When would you like to retire? Is it a year, or an amount of money? There are pros and cons to either choice, but there are some important things to think about when considering when you want to…
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Real Life: Consider this: what would happen if you lost your job and you had no money to pay your bills? What would you do to keep your house or apartment? What would you do to put food on the table? Well, if you had savings in the bank, you wouldn’t have to worry. Savings is an amount of money you have stored away for a later time. Normally, you w…
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Real Life: Do you know where your money is going every month? Have you ever tracked what you spend? These are all called Expenses. Expenses are anything you spend money on, and they add up quickly! Here are just a few expenses the average American pays each month, listed in priorities of living: Needs (Necessity Expenses): Food Toiletries and House…
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GOALS: INCOME – HIGH OR LOW? (W1:D2) Game View: In the game, you set your goals. This about this: what would make you feel like a winner? This is to track your sheet and analyze later. Will your goal be to make a high, medium, or low income, when you are older? Perhaps yearly income of $1 million? Place a dollar amount or just state high or low inc…
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Simplified Explanation: Do you know the most basic terms in finance: Income, Debt, and Expense? These are the three most fundamental terms in the financial dictionary, and are essential to learn in order to be successful. We will teach you more about each of these, but let’s give you the basics before we go further: Income means the amount of money…
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