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Financial Education: She initially lost money in a scam but educated herself in digital currency.

Financial Education: She initially lost money in a scam but educated herself in digital currency.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michelle Lilly.

A cryptocurrency and blockchain educator and entrepreneur. Here's a summary of the key points discussed:


šŸŽ™ļø Main Themes and Highlights Michelle Lilly’s Background

  • Entered the cryptocurrency space in 2017.
  • Initially lost money in a scam but used the experience to educate herself.
  • Became the first African-American woman with a master’s degree in blockchain and digital currency from the University of Nicosia.

Understanding Cryptocurrency

  • Bitcoin is described as a protocol, not just a currency—used for value storage and transfer.
  • Ethereum is highlighted for its smart contract capabilities and utility.
  • Cryptocurrencies are a hybrid between stock and currency—they have utility like stock and liquidity like currency.

Why Bitcoin Has Value

  • Scarcity: Only 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist.
  • Deflationary: Bitcoin undergoes a ā€œhalvingā€ every four years, reducing the rate of new coins.
  • Decentralization: Not controlled by any central authority, making it secure and transparent.

NFTs and the Metaverse

  • NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital assets, often used for art and music.
  • Artists can sell directly to consumers and earn royalties on resales.
  • The metaverse is explained as a 3D version of the internet (Web 3.0), where users can own digital land and assets.

Empowering Underserved Communities

  • Michelle emphasizes the importance of African-American and female participation in crypto and blockchain.
  • Encourages people to educate themselves and not wait for permission to participate in new financial systems.

Practical Advice

  • You don’t need a lot of money to start investing in crypto.
  • Understanding the current financial system is just as important as learning about the new one.
  • Consistency, self-awareness, and openness to criticism are key to success.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

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Financial Education: She initially lost money in a scam but educated herself in digital currency.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michelle Lilly.

A cryptocurrency and blockchain educator and entrepreneur. Here's a summary of the key points discussed:


šŸŽ™ļø Main Themes and Highlights Michelle Lilly’s Background

  • Entered the cryptocurrency space in 2017.
  • Initially lost money in a scam but used the experience to educate herself.
  • Became the first African-American woman with a master’s degree in blockchain and digital currency from the University of Nicosia.

Understanding Cryptocurrency

  • Bitcoin is described as a protocol, not just a currency—used for value storage and transfer.
  • Ethereum is highlighted for its smart contract capabilities and utility.
  • Cryptocurrencies are a hybrid between stock and currency—they have utility like stock and liquidity like currency.

Why Bitcoin Has Value

  • Scarcity: Only 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist.
  • Deflationary: Bitcoin undergoes a ā€œhalvingā€ every four years, reducing the rate of new coins.
  • Decentralization: Not controlled by any central authority, making it secure and transparent.

NFTs and the Metaverse

  • NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital assets, often used for art and music.
  • Artists can sell directly to consumers and earn royalties on resales.
  • The metaverse is explained as a 3D version of the internet (Web 3.0), where users can own digital land and assets.

Empowering Underserved Communities

  • Michelle emphasizes the importance of African-American and female participation in crypto and blockchain.
  • Encourages people to educate themselves and not wait for permission to participate in new financial systems.

Practical Advice

  • You don’t need a lot of money to start investing in crypto.
  • Understanding the current financial system is just as important as learning about the new one.
  • Consistency, self-awareness, and openness to criticism are key to success.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Travel: He's a travel entrepreneur who challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil.

Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Ronnell Perry.


šŸŽÆ Purpose of the Interview

The interview aims to:

  • Share Ronnell Perry’s journey from corporate America to becoming a travel entrepreneur.
  • Educate listeners on the transformative power of travel, especially in Afro-Latin communities.
  • Break down stereotypes about international destinations and promote culturally respectful tourism.

šŸ”‘ Key Takeaways 1. Travel as Transformation

  • Ronnell views travel not just as leisure, but as a tool for education, self-discovery, and cultural empathy.
  • Travel helps people see themselves reflected in other cultures and challenges preconceived notions.

ā€œEverybody wants to be loved and everybody wants to show love… that’s what I really learn through travel.ā€


2. From Layoff to Launch

  • After being laid off during the pandemic, Ronnell turned his side hustle into a full-time business.
  • He used the time to reflect, listen to his spirit, and build a sustainable brand.

ā€œThe universe said, this is your moment… dedicate it to your travel business.ā€


3. Afro-Latin Travel Focus

  • His company, AfroBuenaventura, specializes in curated travel experiences in Latin America, especially for Black travelers.
  • He emphasizes cultural respect, local partnerships, and immersive experiences.

ā€œI call myself your personal ambassador to Latin America.ā€


4. Respecting Local Cultures

  • Travelers must be mindful of how they dress, speak, and behave in foreign countries.
  • Ronnell stresses humility and cultural sensitivity over entitlement.

ā€œJust like someone’s visiting your home… you take your shoes off if that’s what they ask.ā€


5. Language as a Gateway

  • Ronnell is trilingual (English, Spanish, Portuguese), which allows him to connect authentically with locals.
  • Language fluency enhances the travel experience and builds trust.

ā€œOnce you unlock the key of speaking the way they speak, it just unlocks a whole new world.ā€


6. Building a Brand from a Blog

  • His business started as a blog documenting budget travel.
  • Through consistency, SEO, and audience engagement, he transitioned to paid group trips and custom travel planning.

ā€œPeople started to pay me to take them on group trips or to plan a trip for them.ā€


7. Not a Budget Travel Service

  • Ronnell clarifies that his services are not budget travel—they are high-touch, curated experiences.
  • His value lies in expertise, safety, and cultural immersion.

ā€œThe level of value that I provide is not a budget trip… I’m doing it for you.ā€


8. Reframing Stereotypes About Destinations

  • He challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil by sharing personal stories and local insights.
  • These places are rich in culture, resilience, and beauty despite economic or political challenges.

ā€œThe messaging we hear… is not coming from people who look like us.ā€


9. Group Trips with Cultural Purpose

  • Ronnell organizes trips around events like Fest AG Maja in Brazil and Afropunk.
  • These trips celebrate Black heritage and support local communities.

ā€œIf you want to support Black communities through tourism, that’s what I offer.ā€


šŸ—£ļø Notable Quotes

  • ā€œLet me be your liaison… your ambassador.ā€
  • ā€œTravel is about education… it’s transformative.ā€
  • ā€œBudget travel is not my forte.ā€
  • ā€œDon’t go by yourself—go with someone who knows the community.ā€

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

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Travel: He's a travel entrepreneur who challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil.

Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Ronnell Perry.


šŸŽÆ Purpose of the Interview

The interview aims to:

  • Share Ronnell Perry’s journey from corporate America to becoming a travel entrepreneur.
  • Educate listeners on the transformative power of travel, especially in Afro-Latin communities.
  • Break down stereotypes about international destinations and promote culturally respectful tourism.

šŸ”‘ Key Takeaways 1. Travel as Transformation

  • Ronnell views travel not just as leisure, but as a tool for education, self-discovery, and cultural empathy.
  • Travel helps people see themselves reflected in other cultures and challenges preconceived notions.

ā€œEverybody wants to be loved and everybody wants to show love… that’s what I really learn through travel.ā€


2. From Layoff to Launch

  • After being laid off during the pandemic, Ronnell turned his side hustle into a full-time business.
  • He used the time to reflect, listen to his spirit, and build a sustainable brand.

ā€œThe universe said, this is your moment… dedicate it to your travel business.ā€


3. Afro-Latin Travel Focus

  • His company, AfroBuenaventura, specializes in curated travel experiences in Latin America, especially for Black travelers.
  • He emphasizes cultural respect, local partnerships, and immersive experiences.

ā€œI call myself your personal ambassador to Latin America.ā€


4. Respecting Local Cultures

  • Travelers must be mindful of how they dress, speak, and behave in foreign countries.
  • Ronnell stresses humility and cultural sensitivity over entitlement.

ā€œJust like someone’s visiting your home… you take your shoes off if that’s what they ask.ā€


5. Language as a Gateway

  • Ronnell is trilingual (English, Spanish, Portuguese), which allows him to connect authentically with locals.
  • Language fluency enhances the travel experience and builds trust.

ā€œOnce you unlock the key of speaking the way they speak, it just unlocks a whole new world.ā€


6. Building a Brand from a Blog

  • His business started as a blog documenting budget travel.
  • Through consistency, SEO, and audience engagement, he transitioned to paid group trips and custom travel planning.

ā€œPeople started to pay me to take them on group trips or to plan a trip for them.ā€


7. Not a Budget Travel Service

  • Ronnell clarifies that his services are not budget travel—they are high-touch, curated experiences.
  • His value lies in expertise, safety, and cultural immersion.

ā€œThe level of value that I provide is not a budget trip… I’m doing it for you.ā€


8. Reframing Stereotypes About Destinations

  • He challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil by sharing personal stories and local insights.
  • These places are rich in culture, resilience, and beauty despite economic or political challenges.

ā€œThe messaging we hear… is not coming from people who look like us.ā€


9. Group Trips with Cultural Purpose

  • Ronnell organizes trips around events like Fest AG Maja in Brazil and Afropunk.
  • These trips celebrate Black heritage and support local communities.

ā€œIf you want to support Black communities through tourism, that’s what I offer.ā€


šŸ—£ļø Notable Quotes

  • ā€œLet me be your liaison… your ambassador.ā€
  • ā€œTravel is about education… it’s transformative.ā€
  • ā€œBudget travel is not my forte.ā€
  • ā€œDon’t go by yourself—go with someone who knows the community.ā€

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Travel: He's a travel entrepreneur who challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil.

Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Ronnell Perry.


šŸŽÆ Purpose of the Interview

The interview aims to:

  • Share Ronnell Perry’s journey from corporate America to becoming a travel entrepreneur.
  • Educate listeners on the transformative power of travel, especially in Afro-Latin communities.
  • Break down stereotypes about international destinations and promote culturally respectful tourism.

šŸ”‘ Key Takeaways 1. Travel as Transformation

  • Ronnell views travel not just as leisure, but as a tool for education, self-discovery, and cultural empathy.
  • Travel helps people see themselves reflected in other cultures and challenges preconceived notions.

ā€œEverybody wants to be loved and everybody wants to show love… that’s what I really learn through travel.ā€


2. From Layoff to Launch

  • After being laid off during the pandemic, Ronnell turned his side hustle into a full-time business.
  • He used the time to reflect, listen to his spirit, and build a sustainable brand.

ā€œThe universe said, this is your moment… dedicate it to your travel business.ā€


3. Afro-Latin Travel Focus

  • His company, AfroBuenaventura, specializes in curated travel experiences in Latin America, especially for Black travelers.
  • He emphasizes cultural respect, local partnerships, and immersive experiences.

ā€œI call myself your personal ambassador to Latin America.ā€


4. Respecting Local Cultures

  • Travelers must be mindful of how they dress, speak, and behave in foreign countries.
  • Ronnell stresses humility and cultural sensitivity over entitlement.

ā€œJust like someone’s visiting your home… you take your shoes off if that’s what they ask.ā€


5. Language as a Gateway

  • Ronnell is trilingual (English, Spanish, Portuguese), which allows him to connect authentically with locals.
  • Language fluency enhances the travel experience and builds trust.

ā€œOnce you unlock the key of speaking the way they speak, it just unlocks a whole new world.ā€


6. Building a Brand from a Blog

  • His business started as a blog documenting budget travel.
  • Through consistency, SEO, and audience engagement, he transitioned to paid group trips and custom travel planning.

ā€œPeople started to pay me to take them on group trips or to plan a trip for them.ā€


7. Not a Budget Travel Service

  • Ronnell clarifies that his services are not budget travel—they are high-touch, curated experiences.
  • His value lies in expertise, safety, and cultural immersion.

ā€œThe level of value that I provide is not a budget trip… I’m doing it for you.ā€


8. Reframing Stereotypes About Destinations

  • He challenges negative perceptions of Colombia, Cuba, and Brazil by sharing personal stories and local insights.
  • These places are rich in culture, resilience, and beauty despite economic or political challenges.

ā€œThe messaging we hear… is not coming from people who look like us.ā€


9. Group Trips with Cultural Purpose

  • Ronnell organizes trips around events like Fest AG Maja in Brazil and Afropunk.
  • These trips celebrate Black heritage and support local communities.

ā€œIf you want to support Black communities through tourism, that’s what I offer.ā€


šŸ—£ļø Notable Quotes

  • ā€œLet me be your liaison… your ambassador.ā€
  • ā€œTravel is about education… it’s transformative.ā€
  • ā€œBudget travel is not my forte.ā€
  • ā€œDon’t go by yourself—go with someone who knows the community.ā€

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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