Wealth Building Strategies For African Americans

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Wealth Building Strategies For African Americans

Are you sick and tired of:

  • struggling to pay your bills,
  • living from paycheck to paycheck,
  • worrying about money,
  • running from bill collectors,
  • stressing over finances,
  • robbing Peter to pay Paul,
  • losing sleep due to financial frustrations, and
  • watching everyone enjoy life except you?

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In this timely podcast episode, Pastor Corbett talks with Shawn Dorrough, a Certified Financial Planner, and Professional Investor.  Mr. Dorrough discusses the wealth-building strategies that took him from being “broke, battling bills, bad credit, bankruptcy and bad business practices” to becoming a successful businessman and investor.

Shawn is a highly sought-after certified career & business coach and conference speaker.  He manages a 14-billion-dollar portfolio with his expertise in stocks, bonds, and much more.  He has spoken at events hosted by Bishop TD Jakes, Dr. Tony Evans and others. He earned a BA in Business Management, MBA in Strategic Leadership & Finances and several financial certifications and licenses.

He is full of financial wisdom and has a passion for teaching low-income families to create wealth.  And he doesn’t talk over your head!

Most important, Shawn is a passionate Christ follower and family man.

Mr. Dorrough and Pastor Corbett did a one-day seminar entitled, Wealth Building Strategies for African Americans. Videos of the seminar are available at: 

For more information visit our website at SaltmakersChurch.org

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