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Hill Harper (2nd Appearance) Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: New York Times bestsellers. Here's something to really more special
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Speaker 1: about this young man. Experience announced a financial inclusion campaign
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Speaker 1: called Boost America, featuring him. Please welcome to money making
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Speaker 1: conversations financial empowerment activists here, Harper. Yeah, yeah, I was
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Speaker 1: eventually gonna introduce you to talk to you money making conversations. Um,
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Speaker 1: you know, these types of conversations are so important. So
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Speaker 1: I'm so proud of you in this show. So fantastic.
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Speaker 1: Well you came to the right show because he really
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Speaker 1: is really unique man, because you supported me when I
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Speaker 1: first launched it, and now more so many platforms and
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Speaker 1: in my rech just really incredible now especially with my
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Speaker 1: podcasts and uh, the show is starting to get syndicated
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Speaker 1: different market. In fact, we started uh Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Speaker 1: This Mother's Day, I'll start broadcasting there and so well
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Speaker 1: and so important because we need to have these conversations
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Speaker 1: for empowerment. We need financial empowerment and m and and
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Speaker 1: folks need the information. So so what you're doing is
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Speaker 1: so vital. Thank you. So let's talk about experience, you know,
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Speaker 1: which is explain what experience is and then all show
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Speaker 1: your relationship with the Boost America campaign. Okay, So Experience
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Speaker 1: is one of the big three credit rating agencies, and
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Speaker 1: and you know, and your audience certainly knows how important
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Speaker 1: your credit score is in your life. And we can
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Speaker 1: you know, I think what we should dig deep into
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Speaker 1: that and we'll talk about that. But what the Experience
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Speaker 1: Boost America campaign is, and it's really a challenge to individuals,
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Speaker 1: to folks in town cities, families, friends, and folks across
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Speaker 1: the country to engage with their credit to take control.
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Speaker 1: You know, right now in this country, there are more
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Speaker 1: than one million people in the U s who don't
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Speaker 1: have a fair chance to access to credit today because
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Speaker 1: they have limit information in their credit files or they
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Speaker 1: don't have a credit file at all. And that's certainly
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Speaker 1: not good for them, but it's also not good for
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Speaker 1: our communities in the American economy. You know, these people
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Speaker 1: they're forced to rely on high interest credit cards and
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Speaker 1: loans and and things that the many of us take
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Speaker 1: for granted. And and the study just came out resounded
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Speaker 1: that that if you have a subprime score below, you're
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Speaker 1: gonna pay more than two hundred thousand dollars and added
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Speaker 1: fees and cause over the course of your lifetime. So
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Speaker 1: the question is in that environment, how can we ever
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Speaker 1: build wealth? So the fact that experience is innovating in
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Speaker 1: this case, they're the first to add to their algorithm
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Speaker 1: the ability for the consumer that's me and you and
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Speaker 1: everybody listening to load in positive payment information into their
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Speaker 1: credit file and in which will ultimately over time, boost
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Speaker 1: your score. And that's why it's called boost America to
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Speaker 1: boost your score because up until now that many much
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Speaker 1: of this positive payment history has not been in your file.
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Speaker 1: Because we know, folks in our community, the one thing
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Speaker 1: we do pay every month is our cell phone bill
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Speaker 1: as an example, right, because that's our lifeline to our
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Speaker 1: friends and family. One thing we do pay our utility bills.
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Speaker 1: We keep that electricity on. We we we take care
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Speaker 1: of our family when things are tight. Sometimes we'll let
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Speaker 1: our credit card balances run, but we don't let our
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Speaker 1: cell phone bill run, our electricity or water to pay those,
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Speaker 1: but we've never gotten credit for that before until now. Exactly.
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Speaker 1: So this is it's a powerful tool for us. And
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Speaker 1: and that's why I'm I'm a hundred percent behind it, folks.
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Speaker 1: Experience is the only one of the big three that
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Speaker 1: offers this. You know, the other two are called Equifax
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Speaker 1: and TransUnion, and but Experience the only one is offering it.
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Speaker 1: Um you go, you go onto the website experien dot com,
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Speaker 1: backslize boost America. You go in. You have to, you know,
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Speaker 1: put the information if you're paying these accounts through that
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Speaker 1: you have to pay your utility yourself one, but you
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Speaker 1: have to be paying them through your bank account. They're
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Speaker 1: checking your savings and the names have to match, right.
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Speaker 1: You can't. You're not gonna get credit for Grandmama paying
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Speaker 1: her cell bills. But as long as the names match,
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Speaker 1: you pay them to a bank account, you can get credit.
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Speaker 1: And it make sure it can give you more positive
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Speaker 1: payment history into your file and therefore hopefully your score
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Speaker 1: will will rise. It's really important that people understand how
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Speaker 1: important credit is. For some reason, uh eighteen seventeen, I
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Speaker 1: always understood credit. Not that my parents had good credit,
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Speaker 1: they didn't, but I understood the value of good credit,
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Speaker 1: the value of paying things off. And and so I
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Speaker 1: remember back in my day, you know, a serious credit
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Speaker 1: card really had back in the they had more value
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Speaker 1: than the American Express. And not seriously is out of business,
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Speaker 1: but seriously, you gotta serious credit call it opened up
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Speaker 1: the doors to all your credit cards. And so, so
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Speaker 1: like my like my credit card score, you Rishan, do
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Speaker 1: you follow? You do? My credit score right now is
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Speaker 1: thirty five. Even at my level, I understand that just
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Speaker 1: because I can generate large sums of income, I can
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Speaker 1: also I also need credit because you don't want to
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Speaker 1: be using your income all the time. And so at
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Speaker 1: my score, and so nine is the maximum you can get.
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Speaker 1: And so so I'm proud of that score. But it
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Speaker 1: takes well I'm about to break, you know, eight fifties max.
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Speaker 1: So you're right there, okay, right there, fifteen points of weight.
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Speaker 1: And so and watch this experience boost even worse for
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Speaker 1: you that has high credit. That's why I'm telling everybody
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Speaker 1: to do it. Your score may only go up one
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Speaker 1: or two numbers, but that's better than zero. See, every
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Speaker 1: single time it moves, I feel good. If I see
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Speaker 1: my score go up one point, I feel good. And
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Speaker 1: and and this is the thing you have to think
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Speaker 1: about with credit. This is a really important thing. Credit
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Speaker 1: is a tool. And this is a tool just like
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Speaker 1: money as a tool. You know, people get real emotional
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Speaker 1: about it. They get stressed out of about think about
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Speaker 1: credit like a hammer. You don't get emotional about a hammer.
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Speaker 1: Hammers can can build things, but they also can tare
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Speaker 1: things down. And credit is the exact same way. You
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Speaker 1: use it properly can help you build your life, help
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Speaker 1: you achieve your goals and drains. If use it improperly,
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Speaker 1: it actually hurts you because you're in a lot of
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Speaker 1: debt and you and and you're servicing that debt, and
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Speaker 1: you're and you're paying more and and it's hard to
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Speaker 1: get out from under it. Let's let's put out some
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Speaker 1: good things here, uh where you can go for discussions
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Speaker 1: about ww dot Experience dot com, Ford slash boost America
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Speaker 1: and follow hashtag hashtag boost America. And then this is
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Speaker 1: a big engagement campaign with hashtag credit Credit chat on
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Speaker 1: May fifteen, Uh yes, tell us about that. So I'll
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Speaker 1: be doing a credit chat on Twitter, Live chat on Twitter,
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Speaker 1: any questions anybody has on May fifteenth, and so that'll
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Speaker 1: be that'll be live and it's a chance to engage. Uh,
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Speaker 1: anybody who's listening now, or if you know somebody, if
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Speaker 1: you know a young person who ask questions, you know,
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Speaker 1: we can do a whole We're gonna do a whole
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Speaker 1: Twitter chat or maybe things. Just check out my Twitter
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Speaker 1: which is at Hill Harper or my Instagram at Hill
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Speaker 1: Harper and you and you'll get the information on on
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Speaker 1: that Twitter chat how to come on and we can
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Speaker 1: engage because so many people have so many questions. Uh,
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Speaker 1: you know it's not you know, boost this innovative product,
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Speaker 1: this Boost America product with experience is one thing, but
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Speaker 1: you know it's the first step to helping you engage
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Speaker 1: with their credit to make take other steps to improve
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Speaker 1: it long term as well. It's really important. So so
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Speaker 1: one can just call mean toxic call because it's really good.
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Speaker 1: Because money making conversations started on Facebook, it started on Twitter,
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Speaker 1: and so I know the value of how you can
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Speaker 1: start something somewhere and then people around the world. That's
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Speaker 1: the one thing that really blew me with without getting
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Speaker 1: questions from South Africa, from England. So so know that
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Speaker 1: your questions and your international start that's gonna be real
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Speaker 1: now hell, so your courtions are gonna come from everywhere, man.
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Speaker 1: But that which is great, because this is all about empowerment,
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Speaker 1: you know, and I really believe we're in a time
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Speaker 1: where we're seeing the wealth gap wide. Rich folks are
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Speaker 1: getting rich or poor folks are getting poor. We have
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Speaker 1: to stop that. And part of that is education. It's
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Speaker 1: letting people know, um, how they can actually build wealth,
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Speaker 1: what they can do to do that. And part of
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Speaker 1: it is equal access to credit that's reasonably that's at
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Speaker 1: a reasonable cost. You know, too often there's that old saying,
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Speaker 1: and I'm sure you've heard it, it's expensive to be poor.
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Speaker 1: It shouldn't be that way. Rights with the worst products,
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Speaker 1: the highest interest rates. You know, in Michigan, your credit
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Speaker 1: score is used for your for your car insurance. Well,
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Speaker 1: I don't I don't want to go too far in Michigan.
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Speaker 1: I wanta take that into the next break. But listen up, everybody,
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Speaker 1: uh ww dot experience dot com for slash boost America
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Speaker 1: and follow hashtag hashtag boost America and own made fifteenth
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Speaker 1: and we're talking about this in the next break. Next
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Speaker 1: break on Twitter hashtag credit Chat from one pm. Starting
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Speaker 1: noon to one pm, you'll be able to chat live
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Speaker 1: with Hill Harper. How this ras Sean McDonald. We're talking
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Speaker 1: about credit. We're talking about how a lot of people
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Speaker 1: feel UH disenfranchised because they don't have credit and UH
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Speaker 1: experience one of the three majors of UH credit score
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Speaker 1: companies out there that allow you as a partner with
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Speaker 1: a good friend of mine, Hill Harper, and UH trying
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Speaker 1: to enhance, trying to get people in an opportunity to
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Speaker 1: get through the door, the door of opportunity. So he'll
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Speaker 1: you are, you're living in Detroit, and now you're invested
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Speaker 1: in Detroit, and then launch and boost America in this
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Speaker 1: community to help empower it's citizens. But I know I'm
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Speaker 1: just saying Detroit, but we know this is nationwide. In
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Speaker 1: some instances, it's worldwide. So why the investment in Detroit? Wise,
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Speaker 1: Detroit suddenly become just the cool used to put your
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Speaker 1: money into. Well, well, it's a it's a couple of things.
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Speaker 1: I was introduced to Detroit originally through a doing films
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Speaker 1: there because they used to have a mediat tax credit,
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Speaker 1: much like in Atlanta, UM and there were a lot
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Speaker 1: of independent films being shot there. I met so many
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Speaker 1: people that were interested in social Justice and some of
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Speaker 1: the hardest working salt of the Earth people I've ever met. Um,
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Speaker 1: a lot of creative people have been moved there because
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Speaker 1: the cost of living, uh is much lower than many
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Speaker 1: other major cities across the country. You know, you can
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Speaker 1: purchase a home uh uh you know, a multi bedroom
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Speaker 1: home in Detroit still for thirty five fifty dollars. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna have to put some work into it. But literally
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Speaker 1: the cost of living and it's you know, is like that,
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Speaker 1: and and and all these people have stayed with the city.
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Speaker 1: They worked hard, and and and I was just impressed
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Speaker 1: by So I bought a business in downtown Detroit called
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Speaker 1: the Roasting Plant, which is a coffee roastery in downtown Detroit.
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Speaker 1: And then I bought a home there called the Fisher Mansion,
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Speaker 1: which is, you know, some people considered Detroit's white House.
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Speaker 1: And I've been renovating and you know, it's it's and
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Speaker 1: I put my art collection and I'm bringing my art
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Speaker 1: foundation into teach kids art there. But all that said
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Speaker 1: is that you realize that in many ways, Detroit is
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Speaker 1: becoming a tale of two cities where you have all
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Speaker 1: this resurgence having in the downtown core, but the people
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Speaker 1: in the communities, the people that have been there struggling,
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Speaker 1: are not tasting that resurgence, they're not participating in it.
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Speaker 1: And I'm I'm all about financial inclusion. And that's why
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Speaker 1: UM this program is important. And that's why UM having
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Speaker 1: discussions like this and financial literacy is important because Detroit
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Speaker 1: unfortunately has one of the lowest aggregate credit scores of
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Speaker 1: any major city in the country. And so I took
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Speaker 1: up home myself to say, I'm gonna raise the credit
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Speaker 1: score of the entire city because the folks in the
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Speaker 1: communities can't get access to capital. Even though the houses
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Speaker 1: are thirty five to fifty thou dollars. If you can't
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Speaker 1: get a thirty thousand dollar alone, you can't buy that house, right.
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Speaker 1: So we to create inclusion, we have to do it.
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Speaker 1: We have to make it happen for folks and raise
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Speaker 1: their credit score, get them access to capital. And that's
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Speaker 1: why I wanted to focus on Detroit and and this
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Speaker 1: is happening in many season across the country. I mean,
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Speaker 1: look at Baltimore, the same things going on there. Look
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Speaker 1: at look at Newark, New Jersey. UM, you know, these
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Speaker 1: things happen, so you can see this happening in other
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Speaker 1: places where folks are getting left out of the resurgence
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Speaker 1: of the city even though they've been the ones that
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Speaker 1: have been there the longest. Again, on that's a noon
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Speaker 1: to one pm, there's gonna be hashtag credit chats on Twitter.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna be hosted by a good friend and actor
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Speaker 1: extraordinaire financial activists. Uh here, Harper, uh here? What type
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Speaker 1: of question do you expect to get doing that credit chat?
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Speaker 1: I expect folks to say, listen, you know, um, my
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Speaker 1: credit score is low because of some mistakes. This is
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Speaker 1: what I get a lot, even on the street. Say Hill,
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Speaker 1: I know you're working with experience. My credit scores well,
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Speaker 1: because when I was in college, I ended up with
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Speaker 1: some high interest credit cards that I've just been and
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Speaker 1: you know, I've just been paying the minimums on. And
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Speaker 1: then I had my student loans. You know, what do
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Speaker 1: I pay off first? How can I approach increasing my
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Speaker 1: score but at the same time keep my head above water?
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Speaker 1: You know, these types of questions and and and I'll
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Speaker 1: be able to break those things down obviously to just
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Speaker 1: to give a quick answer to if someone has that
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Speaker 1: question out there right now, listening, whatever your highest interest
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Speaker 1: you know, debt is that's what you want to tackle first,
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Speaker 1: and that's usually your credit cards or usually your higher interests.
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Speaker 1: You can also negotiate your interest rates on your credit cards.
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Speaker 1: Don't take that as a given. The other thing is,
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Speaker 1: do not max out your available credit. Because somebody said
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Speaker 1: to me, Hill, I pay off my cards every month,
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Speaker 1: but and then I but my score is not going up.
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Speaker 1: And I said, well, how much of your available credit use?
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Speaker 1: E said, well, oh, I max out the card, but
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Speaker 1: then I pay it off completely. I said, well, no, no no, no, no.
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Speaker 1: You get a negative report if you're using more than
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Speaker 1: of your available credit on any even months. So what
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Speaker 1: does that mean? Call the credit card company, have them
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Speaker 1: increase your available credit amount, or potentially add another card. Now,
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Speaker 1: when you add another card, your score may drop a
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Speaker 1: little bit short term, but long term, because you have
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Speaker 1: more available credit, it will go up. I tell folks,
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Speaker 1: don't close any cards as long as they're not high
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Speaker 1: cost cards to carry um, you know, year after year,
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Speaker 1: because that will negatively impact your score as well. It's
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Speaker 1: really interesting where you almost gotta stand debt to a
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Speaker 1: certain degree to have approval that you can pay off
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Speaker 1: your new debt. Well, well, No, let's be clear. You
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Speaker 1: don't have to stay in debt. You have to have
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Speaker 1: available credit. Those are two different things. Mean you don't
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Speaker 1: have to use the debt for it for its account.
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Speaker 1: So so let's say you have a card, you have
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Speaker 1: a thousand dollars available credit. If you put a few
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Speaker 1: dollars on it, you know that's fine. You don't have
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Speaker 1: to use it UM, but you need to keep the
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Speaker 1: card open. That's the point, right, that's true. What drives
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Speaker 1: your passion and activism for financial empowerment? We've kind of
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Speaker 1: hited around, but now this question is you What drives you?
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Speaker 1: I realized when I started my foundation UM Manifest your Destiny,
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Speaker 1: that I wanted to empower young people and and in
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Speaker 1: terms of education, in terms of helping them achieve their
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Speaker 1: goals Bausiness, and I started to realize the number one
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Speaker 1: excuse or reason they would give me as to why
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Speaker 1: they're not following their dreams always went back to money.
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Speaker 1: And he said, Man, I wanted to study this, I
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Speaker 1: couldn't afford it. Or I want to start this business
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Speaker 1: but I couldn't afford it. I wanted to do this,
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Speaker 1: I wanted to travel here to learn this, but man,
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Speaker 1: I couldn't afford that. I said, well, and then you
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Speaker 1: look at couples, and you look at how broken many
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Speaker 1: of our families are. What's the number one thing couples
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Speaker 1: argue about? Money? And so we started to say, you know,
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Speaker 1: if money is the root of what's holding people back
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Speaker 1: and we don't even teach it in school, what's going on?
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Speaker 1: You know? We have to educate folks and empower them
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Speaker 1: financially for them to actually live their best lives and
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Speaker 1: have an opportunity to live their best lives and and
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Speaker 1: and create wealth. And I want to create wealth in
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Speaker 1: our communities. At the end of the day, I want
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Speaker 1: people to look back at me and say, Hill Harper
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Speaker 1: created ten thousand black and brown millionaires. So, with that
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Speaker 1: being said, is that a responsibility when you when you
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Speaker 1: take on these types of titles or you try to, uh,
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Speaker 1: you know, empower people to live a better life? Hill? Yes,
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Speaker 1: you know, when I think about our our our communities,
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Speaker 1: and I think about the idea of cross generational wealth transfer,
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Speaker 1: you start to realize that the only way that can
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Speaker 1: start to happen is if we really take care of
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Speaker 1: the fundamentals. It's almost like athletics, right, you got. You
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Speaker 1: gotta learn the fundamentals before you start to win the
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Speaker 1: trick shots, and so in in in the same holds
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Speaker 1: true for wealth building and financial literacy. So credit is
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Speaker 1: one of the foundational elements of learning it and and
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Speaker 1: and being able to So so we've got to start
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Speaker 1: at the basics before something. You know, someone can come
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Speaker 1: up to me, man, I want to own apartment buildings
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Speaker 1: across the country, and I'm like, well, let's talk about
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Speaker 1: credit first. You know, let's let's go to the basics first,
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Speaker 1: and then we'll talk about how you can start acquiring
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Speaker 1: apartment buildings across the country, you know. So, so it's
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Speaker 1: we always have to go back to the basics in
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Speaker 1: the beginning. And that's why this partnership with Experience is
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Speaker 1: so important because I'm I'm celebrating a company that's innovating,
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Speaker 1: and that's important because unless we have you know, these
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Speaker 1: companies innovate to try to create products that people can
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Speaker 1: use to empower themselves. Then then I want to encourage
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Speaker 1: other companies to follow suits. So so you know, um,
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Speaker 1: that's why I'm proud to be the brand ambassador for
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Speaker 1: product and I want people to use it and adopt
18:50
Speaker 1: it because it will send the message and saying, hey,
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Speaker 1: the more we do these types of innovation things, um,
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Speaker 1: the more the more people use them and adopt them,
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Speaker 1: We're to come out with even more products that can
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Speaker 1: that people can use to empower themselves. Well, like I
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Speaker 1: told earlier the interview, I said, uh, all my life,
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Speaker 1: I've always felt that credit was important to me. I
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Speaker 1: know that's a certain responsibility. It comes with trying to
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Speaker 1: maintain and build good credit and to see you as
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Speaker 1: a brand ambassador under this campaign called boost America, tied
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Speaker 1: to one of the top credit firms, Experience. Let's me
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Speaker 1: know that this direction is in good hands, really really
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Speaker 1: good hands. Well, thank you, thank you, and I appreciate
19:32
Speaker 1: you having this show in these conversations because all of
19:35
Speaker 1: this is important too many of us. We we stressed
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Speaker 1: out about money. We we in credit, and we put
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Speaker 1: our head in the sand and be like, you know,
19:44
Speaker 1: someone told me today, I don't even want to know
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Speaker 1: my score, and I'm saying that's that's m Let's you know,
19:51
Speaker 1: let's really dig in and and know your score and
19:53
Speaker 1: then start fixing it. We have to do that for
19:56
Speaker 1: each other. We have to support each other in it
19:59
Speaker 1: and you know, Dr King said were all tied together
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Speaker 1: in a single garment of mutual destiny, So I tortually
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Speaker 1: believe my destiny is linked with yours. It's just like
20:07
Speaker 1: you were saying at the beginning, your show has expanded
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Speaker 1: its reach. So to the extent your show expands, we
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Speaker 1: we can work together to expand and help each other
20:15
Speaker 1: spread a message and and and hopefully empower folks. And
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Speaker 1: that's the way it works with none of her, none
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Speaker 1: of us are in this alone. And too many times
20:23
Speaker 1: we have folks that are making the money not sharing
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Speaker 1: the secrets about how they can empower other people because
20:29
Speaker 1: they're like I want it all for myself. That's totally
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Speaker 1: not the type of person I am. I want as
20:33
Speaker 1: much information. I want other people to win as much
20:36
Speaker 1: because I know I'm tied to them just as much
20:38
Speaker 1: they're tied to me. Awesome, Uh this is here, Harper Hell,
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Speaker 1: thank you again for calling the show. Of course, you
20:43
Speaker 1: know I gotta promote you there May fifteen date. Uh,
20:46
Speaker 1: tell your team to get the banners to me. You
20:48
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