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"For me [my passion] is always educating and motivating. I mean, I was a sales person and that's what you do. And as a manager or in the entertainment industry as an executive, isn't that really what we do?
"I would probably say that everybody has the same concerns [about money], it doesn’t matter if you’re on the end of the spectrum where you don’t have a lot or you’re on the other end of the spectrum that you do have a lot or somewhere in between."
"I wanted to get your thoughts on credit repair companies. I have a friend who recently used a credit repair company to clean up some blemishes on her credit and before I jump onboard, I wanted to get your insight. Will credit repair reflect negatively on my report?"
"It's not so much that athletes or entertainers are irresponsible with money, they're irresponsible with who they choose to put around them. A lot of them end up going with yes men versus people who give them realistic snapshots. And I pride myself on not being a yes man, in a lot of ways I'm a no man."
"It is true that everybody gets knocked down in some point in life and the real question, if you wanna evaluate somebody I think, is "Okay, what do you do after you get knocked down? How do you get back up? Or do you just remain on the ground?"
"I want to be a role model for my son, and I want to show him and everyone else's life that I touch, that anything is possible...I'm here to change lives, and change the world with my expertise, and I am confident that I can get my clients the result they desire for a fraction of the cost and struggle it took me to get here."
"What really makes me passionate and gets me out of bed every morning, knowing that we can help thousands more people every single month to save big and then to do the more interesting things in life."
"I pay at least the minimum requirement on my credit card every month. Is this enough or should I be aiming to pay off the full amount to keep a high credit score?"
"I loved Corporate America but what happened was, I was in my early 20's, I bought a house, a car, and I thought Corporate America was just the ladder to climb for the rest for my life and then layoffs started happening. I realized I needed to figure out a plan B..."
