Hey, hey, hey, hey, we're back, we're black, we're brown.

Ambition, ambition, ambition, ambition.

Hey, y'all, we have a different kind of brown on brown ambition today.

Mandra, unfortunately, is not feeling well. But we wish her well, you know, with the new baby and things.

But instead, we have my very good, awesome, amazing friend, and I'll go for his buyer later, Jason V-Tug. Welcome, Jason.

Tiffany, thank you so much. I'm excited to be here. So Jason is also

a Jersey Inn like myself. And Jason, how long have we been friends? Close to 10 years. Yeah,

10 years. It's been 10 years. Wow. Yes. Right. So we've been in this game for years. It's made me,

I don't even know the hip-hop song. But anyway, but Jason and I have been friends for a long time. I met him because he too is a financial educator. Jason honestly is one of the inspirations for my recent slowdown. And you'll hear why, like how awesome he is. But I don't want to just be like Jason's my friend.

He's more than that.

He's dope.

Jason is a wellness advocate and bestselling New York Times reviewed author of two books, right?

He is the founder of Frugal, P-R-O-O-O-G-A-L, and is an award-winning creator of the Road to Financial Wellness Project.

Jason is also a certified diversity, equity, and inclusion expert.

He holds the psychology of financial planning certification, and is also a certified

yoga instructor and breathwork specialist.

We're going to get him to do a breath exercise with us, y'all.

Jason focuses on a holistic approach where money isn't the goal. Money is the tool to help

achieve the goals. He's also been featured on the TEDx stage, Yaku Finance Forbes, Business Insider,

and we ought to say New York Times, to name a few. All in all, Jason is incredible.

And he has a new book called Happy Money, Happy Life,

which is like literally Jason in a book.

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