Aisha Nyandoro, a poverty disrupter and founder of Magnolia Mothers Trust, shares powerful insights into the concept of wealth. She highlights how a guaranteed income of $1,000 monthly transformed the lives of single moms, allowing them the freedom to dream beyond mere survival. Instead of lavish lifestyles, Aisha emphasizes the importance of dignity, paid bills, and nourishing families as true wealth. Her stories invite us to listen and understand the unique needs of marginalized communities while redefining our perceptions of prosperity.

Time management expert Laura Vanderkam, non-profit CEO Aisha Nyandoro, environmental data scientist Hannah Ritchie, and writer Emily Esfahani Smith talk about managing time, balancing work and personal life, finding time for what matters, financial planning, shifting perspectives on climate change and sustainability, achieving sustainability, decline in CO2 emissions, and the power of finding fulfillment in life.

Aisha Nyandoro, a poverty disrupter, shares the stories of single moms in a guaranteed income program. She calls for redefining wealth as paid bills and a well-fed family. Reflecting on childhood perceptions of wealth and seeking financial advice are explored. The transformative power of financial stability and the importance of agency, freedom, and collective well-being in defining wealth are highlighted. Redefining success and empowering individuals to determine their own definitions of success are discussed.