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, and start building generational wealth 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.
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