This is a result of systemic oppression, racism, sexism, capitalism, all the things that are meant to hold BIPOC people down from reaching their wealth ability or their ability to generate more income and revenue.

And that gets internalized into inner haters, as I call them, are saboteurs, self-sabotaging thoughts of people pleasing

where we're scared to claim our rates in our businesses. We're scared to say we are worthy of more.

We're scared to embrace our full earning potential. We're scared to even tell our families that we're

going after something more ambitious than stability. So it's all tied into it. And I think

violence and business is very related to violence we see on the streets. You're listening to

You Quiro Dino, a personal finance podcast for the modern Latina. I'm your host, Janice Torres

Rodriguez, personal finance expert, speaker,

writer, and business coach. I teach women of color how to build wealth and gain financial

independence through side hustles and investing. On this show, we're serving up POC-friendly

personal finance knowledge, always with a side of SaaS. We're talking about how to make

dinero, how to keep it, and how to make it grow.

If you're ready to become Poderosa with your Dinero, you've come to the right place.

Hello, my gente.

Welcome back to another episode of Yo Quiro Dineiro, the podcast.

This is your host, Janice.

And today's episode features not one, but two amazing guests.

That's right.

We are hosting Nadia Dejala and Alison Carpio, who are entrepreneurs and hosts of the

hella rich podcast, a show for women of color entrepreneurs who want to get hellor rich

in money, time, and joy. Does that sound like something that you want? I know it sure does

for me. Allison is the author of Shut Up and Take My Money. She's a speaker and marketing consultant.

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