What up #wealthgang.
OK, so whenever there’s economic uncertainty, there’s opportunity en masse — and this pandemic is no different. But we’re not about that COVID-19, we’re about that COWEALTH-20. 🔥
(Yes, really. #cowealth20)
Anyway, in spite of things being the way they are, there’s still money to be made, connections to foster and a life that goes on.
As a result of that, we’ve launched a series right here on WealthLAB TV called #MoneyTalks, dedicated to unlocking opportunity while the ‘Rona got the world shook.
Introducing #MoneyTalks on WealthLAB TV…
For that, we’ve enlisted impact investor/wealthlab.co editor Philip Michael as de facto WealthLAB TV host to help break down some ways to start investing, build a better network and capitalizing on opportunities during this pandemic.
“There’s no better time than now to start investing, start building a new skill set or just expanding your network,” says Philip, who started in 2014 as a writer with $79 in seed money.
We’ll be dropping daily vids, with gems dropping en masse on a variety of topics.
About your host…
OK, so if you don’t know Phil, here’s the official bio, jargon and all: Philip Michael is an entrepreneur, investor, bestselling author, and real estate developer.
(He also created wealthlab and #openstage, but that’s another story for another time…)
Since 2017, Philip’s built a company $57M in real estate developments, including the first minority-owned high rise in Jersey City and a $10M AI-powered complex in Philadelphia.
“Our goal—mission really—is to help 100,000 Millennials from underserved communities, whether it’s women or minorities, become financially independent,” he says.
Some recent news:
Philip recently launched a $50M real estate IPO—a story broken by Forbes—dedicated to helping 100K+ Millennials become millionaires by 2030.
In addition, he’s an early-stage venture capital investor in women and minority-led startups.
His Instagram account is one of the littest money pages on the ‘Gram, growing by over 400% per month.
A former journalist, Philip’s currently a business columnist whose stuff’s been seen on Forbes, Entrepreneur, Black Enterprise, Biggerpockets.com, Business.com and others.
