In my podcast interview with Paco De Leon, author, entrepreneur, illustrator and musician, she shares her brilliance on how to become financially literate, how to tackle debt and build wealth from her book, Finance for the People.
Her perspective on personal finance sets her apart from other financial gurus, who adopt a more objective approach and fail to point out that systemic inequality like racism, sexism, homophobia and classism play a major role in the wage gap and why it’s a constant struggle for people from marginalized communities to get out of poverty and actually build wealth.
She also incorporates mindset (which as a coach I love!) and offers useful tips and insights that explain A LOT about why we’re so weird about money and how to have a healthier financial life.
If you’re in debt or would like to improve your financial health, I hope listening to this podcast or grabbing my friend Paco’s book will help.
In my podcast interview with Paco De Leon, author, entrepreneur, illustrator and musician, she shares her brilliance on how to become financially literate, how to tackle debt and build wealth from her book, Finance for the People.
Her perspective on personal finance sets her apart from other financial gurus, who adopt a more objective approach and fail to point out that systemic inequality like racism, sexism, homophobia and classism play a major role in the wage gap and why it’s a constant struggle for people from marginalized communities to get out of poverty and actually build wealth.
She also incorporates mindset (which as a coach I love!) and offers useful tips and insights that explain A LOT about why we’re so weird about money and how to have a healthier financial life.
If you’re in debt or would like to improve your financial health, I hope listening to this podcast or grabbing my friend Paco’s book will help.