Why I Joined the First Ladies of Poverty Foundation (FLP): I grew up in a single parent home. I experienced poverty and watched my dad work 3 jobs until he could provide better. I know what it's like to not have utilities, running water, and food.I suffered various forms of abuse and silently battled depression well into adulthood. I was a teen mom at 16 and was told I had ruined my entire life. My mental and emotional support came from a social worker, my best friend's mom, and my school registrar. I graduated valedictorian at 17. I went to college and in my senior year and made a [less-than-ideal] decision that resulted in me serving an 8-month state jail sentence. At this time, I was pregnant with my second child. I never would've imagined I would get myself into such a mess. I returned to complete my last semester and received my Bachelor's degree at age 25. Shortly after, I realized I'd gotten myself into something that was going to be difficult to get out of, a toxic marriage. God gave me the strength to persevere and the passion to live life differently and to teach my children to be better. Somehow I became an inspiration to other women and motivation that they can also turn their negative into something positive. If you believe you can achieve. I [joined FLP Foundation] to empower [people] of color to transition from a scarcity mindset to a wealth mindset. I plan to do this simply by providing the financial education that has not been readily available to those of African descent. I want to transform the mindset regarding tax code, credit, and money management. I want to join the movement of breaking the generational curse of financial bondage and create a trend of legacy building.  What It is Like Working With MeWorking with me is a drama-free all around enjoyable experience. I want to transform the mindset regarding tax code, credit, and money management. I want to join the movement of breaking the generational curse of financial bondage and create a trend of legacy building. Skills I Offer + My Specialties
Professional Bio Frances Frazier is the CEO and founder of Serenity Financials, LLC. Her mission is to help individuals and small business owners pave their way to financial wealth and freedom. She educates clients on how to use the tax code to generate savings by legally minimizing their tax liability. She also promotes financial literacy by educating clients on the power of credit and alternative cash flowing strategies.
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6/10/2020 04:19:23 pm
THIS IS VERY INSPIRING! You go girl! You will continue to go far!😍😍🥰🥰🥰
Frances Frazier
6/11/2020 06:44:16 pm
Thank you very much Ebony! I look forward to working with you in the near future. Leave a Reply. |
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