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The first installment of the Full Circle Wealth Wisdom Series featuring Tiffani Sharp, Esq. is here. This episode was entitled Money Mastery for a reason! Grab a pen and take notes as Tiffani drops gems about overcoming financial barriers, generational wealth strategies, and developing a positive wealth mindset.

Tiffani Sharp, Esq. is the founder of T. Sharp Legacy & Wealth Counsel and the independent RIA firm T. Sharp Wealth Management LLC, the only Black woman-owned independent registered investment advisory firm in the Sacramento area. She has over 20 years of experience as a licensed attorney. As an investment advisor and real estate advisor, Ms. Sharp is deeply committed to enhancing the growth and success of undervalued communities.

All my new and prospective business owners, be sure to catch part 2 "Business Catalyst: Igniting Growth and Innovation" on May 15th!

Hear it now by clicking and leave a comment on the episode.

If you're ready to get your money mindset right and have the conversation that can help get or keep you on track, visit her website at

https://www.tsharplegacywealth.com/

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Celebrating our 6 year anniversary by taking a look back at past episodes from 2023. Grab your favorite beverage and take a seat as we stroll down memory lane.

Thank you for supporting the show over the years.

Leave a comment on the episode, we'd love to hear it!

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What if your mother were in prison? And your brothers? And your childhood sweetheart, too. What if you had 16 close relatives who were incarcerated, many of them cycling in and out of prison?

From the time she was a toddler, this has been Kamika Hebbert’s life. But legacy is not destiny, and in Kamika’s mind, it’s family over everything.

Kamika Hebbert, founder of Kamiak Speaks and We’ve Been Sentenced. In a career dedicated to uplifting people in her community, Kamika Hebbert has touched the lives of hundreds of foster youth, through personal mentorship and her own creative work. As a mentor, she helps young adults navigate the challenges of systemic oppression; from drug abuse, cycles of incarceration, and the family issues that come with both.

“We’ve Been Sentenced.” documentary short film by Amy Krause, which introduces Kamika’s story, and offers a rare look at incarceration from the viewpoint of the family members whose lives go on outside prison walls, full of loss and longing. A touching documentary exploring Kamika’s journey through foster care and multigenerational incarceration. Attend the documentary film premier on Saturday, May 18th at the Guild Theatre, 2828 35th Street, Sacramento.

The screening is sponsored by the by ACE Resource Network, the team behind the first national awareness campaign addressing the impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Additionally, both events will bring awareness to the community about foster care and the impact of incarceration on families.

Joining the program is Amy Krause, award-winning content producer. Working with brands both large and small for more than 20 years, she’s managed everything from major commercial productions with million-dollar budgets, to pro-bono PSAs and short films. Her greatest passion is bringing stories to life to which she feels a personal connection.

Learn more at: https://www.wevebeensentenced.com/
Follow the journey on Instagram @kamikaspeaks @wevebeensencenced

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Cut to the Chase and Cut to the Chase: Crown Edition are mental health awareness programs developed by the Greater Sacramento Urban League.

Cut to the Chase is a monthly meet-up for Black men to gather and discuss the everyday challenges and issues they face. This program seeks to address and reduce the stigma surrounding Black men and therapy, and also provide culturally specific mental health resources and support uniquely tailored for men of color. Meet-ups are held in both North and South Sacramento.

Cut to the Chase: Crown Edition is a monthly meet-up for Black women. Participants are invited to receive encouragement, counseling, and support in a small group setting with licensed mental health professionals. Meet-ups are held in both North and South Sacramento.

Tune in to hear my conversation with Ronnie Cobb Sr Director of Partnerships for the Greater Sacramento Urban League, Bryant Howard, Owner of from Heart of the Matter Counselling, and Sharie Wilson, Owner of Dreamgirls hair salon, one of two salons that host the crown edition.

For more information on the programs, contact Ronnie Cobb at rcobb@gsul.org

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Sierra Donor Services (SDS) serves nearly three million people across Northern California and Northern Nevada. They are a team of professionals dedicated to saving and improving lives by connecting organ and tissue donations to the patients who need them. Family, did you know that one organ donor can save as many as eight lives. One tissue donor can improve the lives of 75 or more people.

Dwayne Wilson is a devoted and energetic Donate Life Ambassador who had to leave his career as an NBA equipment manager when his chronic heart condition led to the need for a transplant. Luckily Wilson received a heart transplant in 2021 and has never felt better.

Michael Coleman is Sierra Donor Services’ (SDS) Director of External Affairs, has a passion for sharply increasing the number of registered organ and tissue donors and ultimately eliminating the organ transplant wait list.

Tune in to hear my conversation with Dwayne as he shares his inspirational story from living with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a disease in which the heart muscle becomes thickened, making it harder for the heart to pump blood, to transplantation. Michael joins the conversation to inform the Full Circle Family on all the good work Sierra Donor Services is doing.

To learn more about Sierra Donor Services, visit their website or follow them on social media:

https://sierradonor.org/

@sierradonorservices

https://www.facebook.com/SierraDonorServices

Learn more about organ and tissue donation, or sign up for the registry

https://donatelife.net/

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Giving for Loss (G4L) began 3 years ago when Founder and Executive Chef Mike Harris and his family experienced a tragedy resulting in the loss of his brother. Through this life-changing experience, G4L was formed to ensure grieving families are provided at least 3 days of nutritious meals free of charge; immediately following the loss of their loved one. G4L has built a growing community of individuals who have experienced the same type of loss and understand the need for support, from a trauma informed center.

The Giving for Loss Culinary Diversion Program is a 4- week program that not only prepares youth for the real-world workforce but teaches professional kitchen basics such as kitchen hygiene, food handling, nutritional and healthy eating, knife skills, cooking with line ticket reading, dishwashing, customer service, community interaction and more. The meals that are made in this program are provided by the students who go throughout the community giving the meals away to seniors, the less fortunate and those experiencing homelessness.

Hear Chef Mike’s passionate story in his own words.

Your support and donations to G4L will help supply nutritious dinners, show love and support to families that have lost a loved one.

If you are in need of their services, contact them at:

Website: https://www.giving4loss.com/

Email - Giving4Loss@gmail.com

Phone - (916) 667-6454

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