In this episode, our guest, Luzy King, shares her journey from financial struggle to educating hundreds on stock market investing, especially targeting BIPOC and Latinas for financial prosperity.
Luzy is the founder of Say Hola Wealth, a coaching and consulting agency on a mission to help BIPOC and Latinas reclaim equitable financial prosperity. In 2019, Luzy was denied access to financial advice because she didn't have $100K to start investing and now she has taught hundreds of first gen wealth builders how to break into stock market investing with little as $50.00 per month.
On the show, Luzy discusses the concept of decolonizing one's money mindset, outlining the importance of unlearning societal and cultural beliefs about wealth. She addresses the necessity of mentorship, explores the burden of familial financial responsibilities, and stresses the power of investing in oneself.
You can connect with Luzy on Instagram with the handle @sayholawealth and through her website www.sayholawealth.com
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260: Five Steps to Decolonize Your Money Mindset with Luzy King | Grad School Femtoring: Inclusive Grad School Stories, Personal Development, and Productivity Tips for First-Gen BIPOCs podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
