BA Q&A: Budget, Budget, Budget ft. Lacey Robinson

Brown Ambition

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Careers, Education, Self-improvement, Investing, Business

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🗓️ 21 July 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Tiffany is joined by Lacy Robinson for this week's BA Q&A. First, Lacy asks Tiffany how to create a budget as a new teacher. The Budgetnista does not disappoint with her expertise! Then, Lacey asks what someone that's making six figures for the first time should do with their money and Tiffany breaks down another perfect budgeting plan. Lastly, Lacey asks how to have a side hustle while having a high-profile job and Tiffany gives her some cool tip and tricks. Drop us a note at [email protected] or hit us up on Instagram @brownambitionpodcast. paycheckcity.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's time for the B.A. Q.A. A to B.A. Q.A. with Tiffany, the B.A. Q.A. no mandate, but the B.A.
0:14.6	Q.A. would lay say, you know, when man is not in the studio, when we have a people whose
0:19.8	name is Ron, either way, the B.A. Q.A. A. Welcome back and black to Brown Ambition. Question
0:28.1	and answer industry. I have an amazing brown black woman named Lacey Robinson. Lacey is
0:34.3	the president and CEO of Unbound Ed, an education organization that offers standards aligned resources
0:40.4	and immersive professional learning for teachers and leaders seeking, seeking equity. She has
0:46.3	over 20 years experience in education and focuses on helping educators in school systems
0:52.4	with disrupt systemic racism and its legacy. Lacey also is the new author of the amazing book,
1:00.1	Justice Seekers, pursuing equity in the details of teaching and learning. Welcome to the
1:06.2	stew. We'll back to the stew. Lacey, how are you? I'm so good. You know how excited I am to hear
1:12.1	that song. I was like, I can't wait to hear the song. Oh my goodness. So we have Lacey in the
1:18.8	stew. She's written this amazing book about Justice Seeking. She is a woman after my own heart
1:25.3	because she like me started off in the early education classroom and she's written this book to help.
1:31.6	She said, what did you say, Lacey? You told me that kind of like offline, this is what I love
1:36.2	letter to educators. Yes, it's my love letter to the edu sphere. It is. It tells our triumphs,
1:43.6	our woes, my hopes and dreams and ultimately it's a love letter for us from educator to educator.
1:51.9	So yeah, that's awesome. So if you're an educator, if you know an educator because it gets,
1:57.4	I feel like every year it gets harder and harder to do the good work. I think it's just a perfect
2:02.1	book to read and to connect with from a fellow educator. So Lacey, you're in the stew today for
2:09.2	B.A. Q.A. And instead of taking questions externally, I'm going to take your questions since even
2:13.9	though. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's go over here. Slando. Okay. First of all, I'm down there
2:18.4	where she is the president and CEO, Ms. President. It's like a $40 million organization. Okay. So
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