What if you had $70,000 worth of consumer debt and losing your job amidst all of that financial stress?
Today, I’m interviewing Adeola Omole on the show. She describes herself as a lawyer by trade and a money coach by choice.
Her journey of achieving debt ZERO and building a community for women and money is the focus of our conversation today.
Raised by immigrants in a family of six children, Adeola watched her parents work hard but also pinch pennies. Seeing her parents’ financial struggles growing up, Adeola thought debt was a normal part of life.
Raised by immigrants in a family of six children, Adeola watched her parents work hard but also pinch pennies. Seeing her parents’ financial struggles growing up, Adeola thought debt was a normal part of life.
This led her to make her own money mistakes. By the time she was a young adult finishing her clerkship just out of law school, she had amassed $70,000 worth of consumer debt.Fast-forward to today, Adeola and her husband are debt-free and building great wealth. They’ve even managed to pay off their mortgage.
Adeola also has a new book: 7 Steps to Get Out of Debt and Build Wealth.You can learn more about Adeola on her website adeolaomole.com, on Instagram at @adeolaomoleb, and on Twitter @AdeolaOmoleB.
For her free 10-Point Checklist for Buying Stocks visit adeolaomole.com (scroll to the bottom to find it!)
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