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Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast In a post-coronavirus era, we need wealth to demonstrate compassion, share good news, and give extra Subscribe at http://www.anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast.

Welcome to Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast, your home for free personal financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and wealth building inspiration on the go! Each week, our host brings you interviews with experts or millionaires as they share how they crushed debt, built a successful business, and continue to build wealth. This podcast was birthed during the COVID-19 out of a prompting an

d sense of urgency that wealth matters to the faith community like never before. Not in a cheesy way; but in the sense that if we want to give genrously and share good news, we will need finances to do so like never before. We can’t just walk up to someone and say, “God is good,” when they’ve lost a loved one to COVID-19 on top of losing their job and not having the money to bury their loved one. We need to be able to pour resources into that kind of situation. But to do that, we need to change our mindsets, get out of debt, and start building wealth. This is what Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast seeks to help you do. Again, be sure to subscribe at http://www.anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast. Thanks! Some of our guests have included:
Jeremey Schneider, Founder of Personal Finance Club, sold his company at 34, retired at 36 as a multimillionaire
Rachel Gerald, Former Marine Master Sergeant, Founder of Personal Financial Change, paid off $145k debt in four years
Rob Wilson, Founder of the Wilson Group, Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Financial Literacy Ambassador, Speaker on the Les Brown, Tavis Smiley, Trump Real Estate investing speaking tour
Amy Greene, Certified Dave Ramsey Coach, paid off $250k in debt in two years
Min. James Standfield, CEO, The Supply Company and founder of Believers in Business Academy

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Join us tonight at 8p for a discussion on money management for women with Pastor Lenita Reeves, BS, MA, MBA founder of W...
07/03/2023

Join us tonight at 8p for a discussion on money management for women with Pastor Lenita Reeves, BS, MA, MBA founder of Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast.

Be sure to join us today at 4pm US ESTMajor Daughter LiveCELEBRATING THE 1OOTH EPISODE OF GLORY AND GRACE. EPISODE 100 ...
11/02/2021

Be sure to join us today at 4pm US EST
Major Daughter Live
CELEBRATING THE 1OOTH EPISODE OF GLORY AND GRACE.
EPISODE 100
On today's special celebration broadcast, we host Rev. Lenita Reeves, Senior Pastor of Action Chapel Baltimore, God's choice servant SPEAKS on WHY WEALTH MATTERS? A TIMELY MESSAGE IN A WORLD IN CRISIS.

11/02/2021

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Your Net Worth: Pull Back the Curtain and Know Where You Stand: Debt can feel like quicksand, but to stop your descent, ...
08/10/2020

Your Net Worth: Pull Back the Curtain and Know Where You Stand: Debt can feel like quicksand, but to stop your descent, pull your head out of the sand and pull back the curtain on your net worth. Few things are more sobering than looking at what you own (your assets) versus what you owe (your debts). Like a mid-life crisis, sometimes seeing those two categories of your life on paper can lead to a mental “net-worth crisis.” Ideally, your net worth should increase as you age, pay off debts, and grow your investments. But take heart. Knowing where you stand will either be a reality check or confirm that you are on the right track. (Read more at http://ow.ly/rkG750BLm1c)

Everyone Needs a Budget: Apps, Tools, and Approaches to Make Yours Work: In a previous post, we listed the essential ele...
06/10/2020

Everyone Needs a Budget: Apps, Tools, and Approaches to Make Yours Work: In a previous post, we listed the essential elements of a personal financial plan, and one of them is, of course, a realistic budget you can track or “work” every month. Some people hear the word budget and immediately feel as if they are wearing a tie that is too tight or a turtleneck that is choking them. For others, who are more like numbers nerds, a budget is a thing of pleasure. No matter your bent, you need a budget. And couples with contrasting “money languages” should see their budget as a tool to bring them together, or as I call it, “a spreadsheet of understanding.” (Read More at http://ow.ly/mc4E50BLlPt)

25/09/2020

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Let me tell you a little history about how my goals have tranformed. I worked in Corporate America for years and always ...
24/09/2020

Let me tell you a little history about how my goals have tranformed. I worked in Corporate America for years and always put money in to my 401k, but I can’t say I understood its inner workings or even had a specific goal for my 401k savings. When I left Corporate America in 2014, I stopped adding funds to my 401k; instead, I borrowed from them and lived off my savings for a while. Now that I’m older and realize I don’t have as much time between me and the age of retirement, I view my 401k quite differently.

I now have informed goals for my retirement savings and the changes I’m making in my financial behaviors. My motivations are strong. Apart from wanting to be able to give more, I also want to leave a financial leagacy for my children. But one of the things that almost looms over me when it comes to my goals is my father. http://personalfinance.purposehouse.net/whats-in-your-wallet-does-it-include-a-financial-plan/

23/09/2020
16/09/2020
Lazy hands make for poverty, but diligent hands bring wealth. -- Proverbs 10:4 NIV
15/09/2020

Lazy hands make for poverty,
but diligent hands bring wealth. -- Proverbs 10:4 NIV

Be sure to catch the replay of our great convo. w/Dipo Adesina. This episode is for curent or aspiriing entrepreneurs an...
14/09/2020

Be sure to catch the replay of our great convo. w/Dipo Adesina. This episode is for curent or aspiriing entrepreneurs and anyone who wants a side hustle to generate extra income for paying off debts or saving or investing at a greater level. We discuss starting a business during COVID-19, the necessity of digital marketing, and how to narrow in on your side hustle. Visit http://ow.ly/Muvi50Bqv8L to hear the episode.

09/09/2020

Episode 13: Dipo Adesina, CEO Agro Angels

TODAY AT 1PM! Be sure to tune in.
09/09/2020

TODAY AT 1PM! Be sure to tune in.

What's in your wallet? Is there a written, financial plan? I'm excited to announce the Personal Financial Dominion blog....
04/09/2020

What's in your wallet? Is there a written, financial plan? I'm excited to announce the Personal Financial Dominion blog. In this first entry, we begin a series of posts that walk through the 8 essential elements of a personal financial plan. In this first post, we discuss your goals and your why. And I share how my father has personally inspired my financial goals and journey. Check it out! http://personalfinance.purposehouse.net/whats-in-your-wallet-does-it-include-a-financial-plan/

02/09/2020

Episode 12 Wealth Matters Teen Edition

Today, Wednesday 1pm, Join me for a conversation with my daughter, Cenita Reeves, 17-year-old for the teen perspective o...
02/09/2020

Today, Wednesday 1pm, Join me for a conversation with my daughter, Cenita Reeves, 17-year-old for the teen perspective on money matters & questions on their minds

Tomorrow, Wednesday 1pm, join me for a conversation with my daughter, Cenita Reeves, 17-year-old for the teen perspectiv...
01/09/2020

Tomorrow, Wednesday 1pm, join me for a conversation with my daughter, Cenita Reeves, 17-year-old for the teen perspective on money matters & the questions on their minds

Hooray! Episode 11 is now available for replay on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Anchor and more. Visit http://ow.l...
27/08/2020

Hooray! Episode 11 is now available for replay on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Anchor and more. Visit http://ow.ly/7PYx50Ba2na to listen and subscribe!

27/08/2020

What's in your wallet? Does it include a financial plan? There are essentially seven to eight elements of a personal financial plan. Each element should have detail and strategy.

1. Write down your financial goals.What's your why for your goal(s)?
2. Determine a realistic budget. Work it every month.
3. Establish your net worth. Know where you stand.
4. Create an emergency fund. You need a buffer for unexpected expenses.
5. Eliminate debt (except your mortgage). Use what you used to pay for debts to save and invest.
6.Utilize tax breaks to start investing. Continue to save.
7. Pay off your home.
8. Build wealth and give generously.

Do you have a written personal financial plan?

26/08/2020

Episode 11 with Amy Greene who paid off $245 k in debt

TODAY, Wednesday, 1p, Amy returns! Amy is a certificed Dave Ramsey coach who paid off $245k in debt in two years. Don't ...
26/08/2020

TODAY, Wednesday, 1p, Amy returns! Amy is a certificed Dave Ramsey coach who paid off $245k in debt in two years. Don't miss this week. Let's continue the conversation and the financial journey. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast, you can view available platforms at http://anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast

Tomorrow, Wednesday, 1p, Amy returns! Amy is a certificed Dave Ramsey coach who paid off $245k in debt in two years. Don...
25/08/2020

Tomorrow, Wednesday, 1p, Amy returns! Amy is a certificed Dave Ramsey coach who paid off $245k in debt in two years. Don't miss this week. Let's continue the conversation and the financial journey. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast, you can view available platforms at http://anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast

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Welcome to Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast

Welcome to Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast, your home for free personal financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and wealth building inspiration on the go! Each week, our host brings you interviews with experts or millionaires as they share how they crushed debt, built a successful business, and continue to build wealth. Subscribe at http://www.anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast.

This podcast was birthed during the COVID-19 out of a prompting and sense of urgency that wealth matters to the faith community like never before. Not in a cheesy way; but in the sense that if we want to give genrously and share good news, we will need finances to do so like never before. We can’t just walk up to someone and say, “God is good,” when they’ve lost a loved one to COVID-19 on top of losing their job and not having the money to bury their loved one. We need to be able to pour resources into that kind of situation.

But to do that, we need to change our mindsets, get out of debt, and start building wealth. This is what Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast seeks to help you do. Again, be sure to subscribe at http://www.anchor.fm/wealthmatterspodcast. Thanks!

Some of our guests have included: