Hello financial feminists. Happy Valentine's Day to you all. I would like to remind you that

romantic love is not the only love worth celebrating today. So whether you're partnered or not,

I just want to remind you that love between parents and children, between family members,

between friends, between coworkers, as well as romantic partners, is super valuable and is so

important to celebrate today, not just the the mushika she stuff romantically. There are so many

beautiful loving relationships in our lives that have nothing to do with romantic partnership.

All right, if you've listened to our recent episodes, you might recognize today's guest.

Khalil Dumaz is a team member here. He is our chief product officer at HFK. And when he's not

slaying the patriarchy alongside of us, he's helping you heal your trauma with money,

advise in your business, and redefining what generational wealth and prosperity mean to you.

He's also the host of the unstucked podcast and a friend of mine for many, many years.

I sat down with Khalil to talk about his background and how he decided to begin coaching others.

We talk about what building generational wealth means to him as a black man currently pursuing

financial independence. The impact that financial education has had on him, especially our advice

here at her first center K, how to recognize toxic situations at work and how to stop gaslighting

ourselves back into our comfort zones. This is a short one today, but it's so incredibly

impactful and I'm grateful to Khalil for joining us. So let's go ahead and get into it.

But first, a word from our sponsors.

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And this is like a reunion episode because you were on the show interviewing me about the book.

And now the table might have the tables of turns. We are excited to have you as a guest today.

We typically start episodes with people who talk about money and people who are obsessed with money

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