The 411 On Finances with Robin Patin

About Our Guest: Robin Patin is a wealth manager and financial advisor with a passion for helping everyday people build wealth. She has extensive experience in the industry and is dedicated to providing sound financial advice to her clients. Robin is also a public speaker and is committed to educating others about the importance of financial literacy and wealth building. Summary: In this episode, Lexi B interviews Robin Patin, a wealth manager and financial advisor, about the importance of financial literacy and wealth building. They discuss Robin's background and how her family's history of entrepreneurship and land ownership in Louisiana has influenced her career. They also delve into the unique culture and cuisine of New Orleans, as well as the challenges faced by Black individuals in building wealth. Robin emphasizes the need for financial education and the impact of complex financial instruments on everyday people. She shares tips for young adults, professionals living paycheck to paycheck, and those looking to grow their wealth. Robin also highlights the importance of living below your means and making strategic financial decisions.  Key Takeaways: Financial education is crucial, as many people are not taught about money and lack knowledge about complex financial instruments. It is important to be strategic when choosing a major in college, considering future earning potential and return on investment. Living below your means is essential for building wealth, regardless of your income level. Cars and overbought homes can be major financial drains, and it is important to be mindful of these expenses. Family financial obligations can hinder wealth building, and it is important to set boundaries and prioritize your own financial well-being. Quotes: "Wealth is always built in excess. You have to have something left over at the end of each month to build wealth." - Robin  Patin "There's no fantastic reward without a fantastic request attached to it." - Robin  Patin "Save your money, save your money as a first step, get the savings together. I've never met a rich person who didn't have some form of savings." - Robin  Patin Important Links Linkedin Transcription