Video Recap of Ways You May Be Cursing-Out Your Children With Your Money Language

What Are Two Of The Most Important Habits To Teach Your Children?

I hope that, by now, we all understand the extreme significance of building within our children (and ourselves) the proper mindset and how it is the single most essential ingredient to wealth building. As a parent who came into this world of wealth building already having learned bad habits, I experienced more times than I’d like to admit, the rude awakening of the fact that I absolutely had to unlearn some fundamental beliefs and horrible habits in my daily living. But, also as a parent, I found myself more easily motivated to struggle through the mindset changes for the sake of my children and teaching them the right way; so that they wouldn’t have to wait until they reached adulthood and go through the agony of such drastic change. No, I would go through that and teach them good and profitable habits early, so that they would grow up with the advantages I simply didn’t have. Today, we want to cover two of the most significant of habits we should nurture within our children in our How To Raise Your Black Child To Be A Millionaire journey #RaisingBlackMillionaires.

Am I Really Providing A Better Life For My Child?

Early this morning, while working on some video editing (pretending that I knew what I was doing), I received an inbox from my new Facebook friend Whalen. Hey Whalen! What he shared with me was a link to a YouTube video interview of Tom Corley, author of Rich Kids: How to Raise Our Children to be Happy and Successful in Life. The interview was full of great nuggets, many of which we’ve touched upon in our previous articles. Those of you who follow me on Twitter and/or Facebook (@ThiahMuhammad) may have seen where I shared the link.

At What Age Should I Begin Teaching Financial Literacy To My Children?

Yesterday morning I had my interview with Louis Enrique Negron, President of the Atlanta Market Region for Operation Hope http://www.operationhope.org/atlanta/. During our talk, we covered so many awesome points of advice for parents, but a couple of my favorite were centered around teaching financial literacy at an early age. From our talk, it became clear that as early as children are able to ask you to buy them things from the store, they can begin receiving lessons on financial literacy. But there were two highlighted points I’d like us to discuss.