Episode #122 “Bravely Diving In: Empowering Yourself Financially and Healing Financial Trauma to Uncover Your Voice”

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Rahkim Sabree | Author | Certified Financial Education Instructor | Financial Coach

Intro:

On episode #122, we’re diving into the topic of empowering yourself financially and healing financial trauma to uncover your voice. Joining us is financial coach and expert, Rahkim Sabree, who will share his personal journey and insights on how cultural and racial factors impact the wealth gap and how understanding and addressing financial trauma can lead to financial empowerment. We’ll also discuss how financial literacy programs often omit cultural competence and its importance in achieving financial empowerment. Tune in as we discuss the importance of taking control of your money story and applying a spiritual, mental, and physical lens to money to improve your relationship with it. Don’t miss this powerful episode on Bravely Diving In: Empowering Yourself Financially and Healing Financial Trauma to Uncover Your Voice.”

Rakhim’s Bio:

Rahkim is an author/columnist and financial coach who focuses on the intersection of financial education and financial trauma as a barrier to achieving financial empowerment. Discusses the impact of his early experiences with poverty on his relationship with money and how it relates to the wealth gap in the Black community.

Key takeaways:

– Understanding and conquering the difficulties of achieving financial empowerment

– The importance of healing financial trauma to uncover our true financial voice

– The impact of culture and race on the wealth gap in the Black community

– How financial literacy programs often omit cultural competence and how to take control of our money story

– The benefits of leaning into our financial traumas to improve our financial health

– How to apply a spiritual, mental and physical lens to money to improve our relationship with it

– Understanding and addressing financial trauma within communities

Quote:

– “Money does not look the same to everyone” – Rahkim Sabree

Links:

– Rahkim’s website: CLICK HERE

– Rakim’s podcast/email list: CLICK HERE