John Hope Bryant: The Path to Financial Liberation

John Hope Bryant is an entrepreneur, author, advisor and one of the nation’s most recognized empowerment leaders. He is the founder, chairman and CEO of Operation Hope and the Bryant Group Companies and The Promise Homes Company, the largest for-profit minority-controlled owners of institutional-quality, single-family residential rental homes in the U.S. He is also one of the top-selling African-American business authors in America. Along with Crown Prince Haakon of Norway and Professor Pekka Himanen of Finland, Bryant is also a co-founder of Global Dignity. Global Dignity is affiliated with the Forum of Young Global Leaders and the World Economic Forum.
In his new book, The Memo, Bryant argues that true power in this world comes from economic independence, but too many people don’t have enough money left at the end of the month. His message is simple: The supermajority of people who live in poverty, whom Bryant calls the invisible class, as well as millions in the struggling middle class, haven’t gotten “the memo”-until now. Come for an engaging discussion on achieving financial literacy and approaching wealth with a completely new attitude … and about how the path to liberation is hiding in plain sight.
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[@HereForWisdom]

Yep. This brotha has sold me on his campaign in general. Ash Cash brought me here

[@bigdogmack8692]

Only 12 comments show folks are sleeping on this good information. This is what needs to be taught in schools. I am so glad I found this channel.

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[@hughcooper7008]

Thanks John for speaking the truth, Love you for that, continue to teach the world 🌎

[@cristiano6902]

Best talk I've witnessed, had my phone stuck in my hands

[@MrCokamoepro]

I use to wonder why guys like John Hope Bryant never do public interviews or debates with Dr. Claude Anderson and now I know. Although I still learn from both men.

[@shuanbrown1008]

What a beautiful powerful experience

[@LionSouljah]

Very inspirational and thought provoking. Straight to the point and factual references. John is a true visionary, listening to this in 2024 and still picking up gems is such a great asset. Well done to Nandita aswell for being such a great host and a top CEO. Overall a great conversation.

[@LeadershipatWork]

Extraordinary and honest conversation!!!

[@perseverance47]

Super informative. Tons of nuggets here.

[@baraquieldelgado1837]

Great conferece, Greets from México.

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[@curtisdavis8594]

Good information!! Thank You!

[@user-li2vl4yd1x]

So many pearls of wisdom. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kevinthomas177]

Love the content..but it seems like he was leveraging the women mindset of course that's where the money and audience but the seed and leadership comes from men 🥂💯😄

[@Afreefamilyman]

I'm inspired ✨

[@antoniomartin5417]

His presence is so captivating

[@ChristyDStarling]

💜💜💜

[@michaelcampbell5849]

John, Mississippi is the largest black population in poverty in America , but California is the largest poverty state.

[@acrazydream9408]

Yes

[@andrewbrown3410]

Mr. Franklin should run for President. Sure, he would get a lot of the same obstructionist opposition Obama did, but I believe he would be able - and cognizant of the need to- communicate to poor whites how they have been duped to vote against their own interests. He has just enough of the cockiness that appeals to the non-racist faction of the Trumpers, and he makes it plain, he's a good teacher.

[@sjinvestors250]

Do you guys have a club in Miami

[@ericmorris5912]

I wonder what John would say about owning a timeshare

[@patty3451]

What about black Wall Street!

[@princeton101st]

I love John, but there is one fact he gets wrong in his statement that Mississippi has the highest poverty rate. #Debunked The highest poverty rate is not Mississippi, but it is California. www.politifact.com/california/statements/2017/jan/20/chad-mayes/true-california-has-nations-highest-poverty-rate-w/

[@michaelcampbell5849]

Mississippi state has the highest black poverty rate in the country, which is the largest black state.

[@princeton101st]

@@michaelcampbell5849 reading is fundamental. Argue with the bureau of economic standards.

[@johnny02161985]

Why does she keep focusing on women ..... focus on Americans as a whole !!!!

[@ericboisseau6215]

Reagan was forced Overall replubs are not good for middle class