• Breaking the Cycle of Poor Financial Literacy with JaMaury Norris!

  • Jan 4 2023
  • Length: 51 mins
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Breaking the Cycle of Poor Financial Literacy with JaMaury Norris!

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  • Brotha, let's talk financial literacy!

    What if we could learn how to manage money and invest it into the stock market even if we have ZERO experience?

    I'm having a Breakthrough conversation with Mr. JaMaury Norris on Tuesday Jan 3rd @ 8pm EST.

    JaMaury aka "Mr. Health and Wealth" figured out how to clean up is credit, save, invest and grow his money.

    I once heard JaMaury say "If you don't tell your money where to go, don't expect it to be there when you get there".

    After JaMaury created his personal money blueprint he decided to go on a mission to help people understand their money and break the cycle of poor financial literacy.

    He used his "Knowledge & Expertise" about finance, to increase his cash flow, change his life and help others get financially fit too.

    If you're ready for another Breakthrough conversation on the Breakthrough

    Kings Podcast.

    See you on the live!

    If you haven't registered for the King's Cash Flow System event on Jan 8th, you can register down below.

    Discover how men are increasing their cash flow by selling their knowledge & expertise online! 

    KingsCashFlowSystem.com

    Support the showI help men increase their cash flow by showing them how to sell their knowledge & expertise online! Visit KingsCashFlowSystem.com


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