The African American Business Owner, Building True Wealth Ron Escoffery

“Before you make any purchase, especially purchase of a good and services that are not necessities, ask a question, 'will this purchase add to my net worth? Will I be worth more after this purchase than I did before? Or will it just become a liability, depreciating assets?' - Ron Escoffery

That’s what this episode tries to uncover– how to close the gap in wealth because there are things that African-American Business Owners have to do, must do, and need to do in order to even start closing the gap.

In today's episode of African-American Business Owners Podcast: Building True Wealth with host, Ron Escoffery, he tackles the Gap in Wealth, primarily to help you get clarity on your business and personal life, and he is here to help you if what you’re doing is working, and if it's not, what should you be doing instead!

Tune in to this transformational, educational, motivational, and inspirational podcast and learn how to make the kind of wealth that is possible in us!

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All African-American business owners need to put in the work to see real results and to make real progress.

This month is Black History Month, so it’s important for all African-American entrepreneurs to find inspiration in the accomplishments of the heroes that came before them. They should find their own sources of inspiration, as this will keep them focused on pursuing the goal that they have set for themselves.

Ron Escoffery is a serial entrepreneur who’s faced these challenges himself, failed more than once, but has ultimately come out on top. He’s published three books on his experiences and, in this new podcast, is broadening the discussion on what it means to build true wealth and how to achieve it.

On the 16th episode of the African-American Business Owners Podcast, Ron Escoffery discusses the importance of putting in the right amount of work. He also gives three steps that every aspiring lifestyle entrepreneur should take on their road to success and reiterates the importance of having a real estate background when it comes to building wealth.

All African-American business owners have the potential to make lots and lots of money through their respective businesses. One thing that will help greatly in the pursuit of maximizing one’s businesses is mentorship.

It’s really important to have someone to guide you on your quest to the top of the entrepreneurial food chain. Getting a mentor is not an expense, but an investment that could pay big dividends in the future.

Ron Escoffery is a serial entrepreneur who’s faced these challenges himself, failed more than once, but has ultimately come out on top. He’s published three books on his experiences and, in this new podcast, is broadening the discussion on what it means to build true wealth and how to achieve it.

On the 15th episode of the African-American Business Owners Podcast, Ron Escoffery discusses the effects of the pandemic, the common struggles of African-American entrepreneurs, and the significance of having a mentor to provide you with guidance in your career as an entrepreneur.

In 2021, African-American business owners must consider doing something that could prove to be a crucial stepping stone in their entrepreneurial careers: real estate investments. Real estate is an important part of every entrepreneur’s portfolio, and almost everyone who has accrued considerable wealth has invested in real estate.

While investing in real estate still carries some risk—all investments do, after all—the rewards are so fruitful that doing so is worth it.

Ron Escoffery is a serial entrepreneur who’s faced these challenges himself, failed more than once, but has ultimately come out on top. He’s published three books on his experiences and, in this new podcast, is broadening the discussion on what it means to build true wealth and how to achieve it.

On the 14th episode of the African-American Business Owners Podcast, Ron Escoffery talks about the importance of real estate investments for any aspiring entrepreneur and how being a lifestyle entrepreneur can greatly improve a business owner’s life.

On this episode of the African-American Business Owners Podcast, Ron Escoffery gives us a lesson on New Year’s Resolutions and why they usually don’t work.

Ron teaches us that the main reason for failed New Year’s Resolutions is because of our mindset. If we’re not in the right mindset when we make our resolutions, we can’t expect to fulfill them. So before we make any resolutions, we must first look inward and ask ourselves what we really want.

Ron Escoffery is a serial entrepreneur who’s faced these challenges himself, failed more than once, but has ultimately come out on top. He’s published three books on his experiences and, in this new podcast, is broadening the discussion on what it means to build true wealth and how to achieve it.

On the 13th episode of the African-American Business Owners Podcast, Ron Escoffery guides us on how to fix our mindset and acquire the mental toughness we need to make 2021 a successful year.