#15 - The Money Game

from Generation Us · host O. Barnes/ Lavala Harris

Traditional- In this episode we have our first traditionalist in the Gen Us studio. We have A fabulous conversation with Patricia Davis who is A graduate of Howard University (undergrad), Stanford University (MBA) and Georgetown University (MA) as well as A White House Fellow who teaches us the money game. Patricia teaches the financial principles necessary to achieve financial freedom. From millennial to boomer +, these lessons are for you fo you want to be financially free. Enjoy!

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