“If you give capital to black women, you’ll see entire communities change,” says my wonderful guest this week, Kim Nixon.

Kim’s idea of legacy reaches far beyond her own immediate family, and roots itself in the black community all over the world. She wants to teach black women how to invest their wealth for the betterment of themselves and their communities. When at least 50 women have multiplied their investments, Kim will know her job is done.

In this week’s episode, we discuss Kim’s money stories throughout her life — from her childhood having to spend $1 like it’s $3, to learning about wealth and investing when she was doing real estate. Throughout all stages of her life, she learned a lot about money, wealth, and investing from others. Now, she’s trying to give back and do the same for her peers.

If you’re curious about angel investing, my interview with Kim will give you a sneak peek into what it’s like getting started, and the lessons she learned with her first investments.

Key Topics:

Learning to work with money from a young age
Becoming attuned to the different opportunities kids have growing up
Pounding payment to save up during college
How working in real estate changed her views on money and investing
Basing her investments on becoming financially free
How Kim began her venture fund
Using her VC and PC experience to make space for black investors
Early lessons in angel investing
Considering risk tolerance with investing
Bringing financial literacy to the next generation
The legacy Kim will leave behind

Connect with Kim online:

Website: https://openventure.capital/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberleynixon/

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