Summary

If you're always worried about money, you're not alone. Find out the psychology behind scarcity and how it affects financial decision-making and mental health. You will learn how to overcome the psychological effects of scarcity."I feel like, for the longest time, I was trying to figure out what is kind of my calling or purpose in life, and I believe I found it."Marlon Ewing is the founder of Bridging the Gap, a financial wellness organization that helps people of color build wealth and financial security. Marlon is a financial coach, speaker, and writer who is passionate about helping people of color close the wealth gap.About Marlon EwingI am the founder of Bridging the Gap, an organization that works to bridge the wealth gap in underserved communities. I was inspired to start Bridging the Gap after working in the securities industry and seeing the everyday financial problems that black professionals, families, and individuals face. These problems include credit issues and debt management.In this episode, you will learn:1. The history of money and wealth in the black community, and the psychological impact this has on financial wellness.2. The importance of financial planning and preparation, especially in underserved communities.3. The need for open and honest conversations about money in order to break down taboos and improve financial literacy.Resources:Learn More about the My City My Health Conference!My City My Health Conference 2022Connect with me:InstagramFacebookYouTubeLinkedIn WebsiteLoved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: Apple | SpotifySupport the show