Attention: Why do so many hardworking Black families struggle to build lasting wealth? Why does financial stability seem just out of reach, no matter how much we hustle? Why We Stay Broke exposes the hidden forces—both systemic and self-imposed—that keep our communities trapped in a cycle of poverty and paycheck-to-paycheck living. If you're tired of watching wealth slip through your fingers, this book will open your eyes to the mindset shifts, strategies, and financial moves that can break the cycle once and for all.

Interest: For generations, systemic barriers, financial miseducation, and consumer culture have worked against Black wealth accumulation. Why We Stay Broke breaks down the traps designed to keep wealth out of our hands. But this book isn't just about pointing out the problem—it’s about real, actionable solutions. You’ll learn how to rethink money, leverage wealth-building strategies used by the rich, and make financial moves that put you and your family on the path to economic freedom.

Desire: Imagine a future where you don’t have to worry about money—where your kids and grandkids are financially secure because of the smart decisions you made today. Why We Stay Broke gives you the knowledge to make that vision a reality. You’ll discover the truth about money management, how to stop being a consumer and start being an investor, and how to use tools like whole life insurance, 401(k) plans, and real estate to build generational wealth.

No more living paycheck to paycheck. Just real financial security.

Action: Stop being a victim of financial traps and start taking control of your future. Get your copy of Why We Stay Broke: A Guide to Turning Generational Poverty Into Generational Wealth.

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Start making the moves that will transform your financial future. If you recognize the value of investing less than $100 to gain quick and simple knowledge that can help you build wealth, then this book is for you. Break the cycle. Build the wealth. Change the legacy now.