Description

Can you be the leadership reagent? In this mini episode of Learning For Legacy, Afam discusses what it takes to be the change in your family and in your community to become a leader, create generational wealth, and be your best self.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• The four key lenses that we can look at generational wealth are through learning, laughter, leadership, and legacy.
• A reagent is a substance used to initiate a chemical reaction. To build generational wealth then as individuals we need to decide to be this reagent.
• Being a leader takes courage. You need a change of mindset to become that reagent for your family or community.
• You'll never know what you can achieve, how much you can grow, and how much you can serve others unless you try.
• What good is building wealth if you don't build the people. What are your values and what do you stand for?

BEST MOMENTS

‘Why not you?'

‘Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face'

‘Only you have the freedom to be your best'

ABOUT THE HOST

Afam is passionate about people building generational wealth for their households. In this respect, his aim is to provide information and insights for lifestyle design, leadership and economic empowerment. Afam is encouraged when he sees others building a legacy for themselves.

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PODCAST DESCRIPTION

A topical & interview podcast all about the concept of making generational wealth understandable, practical and accessible. It's important to break down what it really is & isn't. Talks including ethics, character, leadership, strategies, history, case studies, sad stories made good, fun stories making to uplift, leftfield stories making you think, discovering stories/examples around the world. Including interviews with community & business leaders, thinkers, celebrities and everyday people.

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