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The Memo

Five Rules for Your Economic Liberation

Book • 2017

John Hope Bryant

In 'The Memo', John Hope Bryant offers a roadmap to financial independence by emphasizing the connection between 'inner capital' (mindset, relationships, knowledge, and spirit) and 'outer capital' (financial wealth and property).

He provides tools for empowerment, focusing on financial literacy, positive relationships, and a new approach to wealth.

Bryant aims to restore 'silver rights', enabling individuals to succeed despite societal barriers.

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

John Hope Bryant

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned as one of Minda Hart's best-selling books, empowering people to be their own best advocates.

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Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as a book that discusses the experiences of women of color in the workplace.

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Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as a book by Minda Harts, focusing on supporting women of color in organizations.

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Mentioned by

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, referencing his work in financial activism.

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as a related resource for listeners interested in workplace justice.

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Mentioned by

Ron Gross

as the author of several books on financial literacy and economic empowerment.

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Mentioned by

John Hope Bryant

as one of his books where he explains some of the businesses that he started.

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Mentioned by

Anjali Sastry

as the author of the book, focusing on empowering women of color.

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Recommended by

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as a must-read for women of color and those who want to better support them in the workplace.

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Mentioned by

John Hope Bryant

as one of his books, called "The Memo", where he discusses different mindsets.

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