I’m here to be self employed and gain generational wealth. I’d also want to have a cush amount of money to help family members and others.

What's the ONE piece of financial advice you wish someone had forced you to learn when you were 20? I'll go first: 👉 Mine would be: "Income solves today's problems. Assets solve tomorrow's." I spent way too long focusing on making more money instead of keeping it and putting it to work. Now I'm curious... If you could go back and have a 10-minute conversation with your younger self, what financial lesson would you hammer home? Drop it below. 👇 Someone in this community is probably making that exact mistake right now, and your comment could save them years of frustration.

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My name is Rashaad Richardson. I’m focused on leadership, building generational wealth, and creating opportunities for my family and community. Facts: - 🏠 Bought first home in 77303 Conroe area - 🇺🇸 Used VA home loan - 💰 Purchase around $272k - 📄 Loan around $300k - 💵 Mortgage: $1,777/month - 🛏️ 3 bed / 2 bath - 📐 Around 1,775 sq ft - 👤 Loan only in your name - Plan: to rent out