Over the weekend, news headlines focused on rising COVID case counts and fear over the impact of the Delta variant. While we may be headed for a 3rd wave here in the US, don't fear the Delta variant, especially if you are vaccinated.
Celebrity trainer Ngo Okafor shares how physical fitness has led to a fuller and happier life that includes modeling, boxing, and entrepreneurship.
Chad E. Foster shares how choosing the right stories, reframing weaknesses into strengths, and gratitude transformed his life, and how it can change ours.
Andy Wang returned to The Watch List with Nicole Petallides to discuss the reopening of the economy and Dufry Group, a Swiss-based travel retailer which operates duty-free and duty-paid shops, and convenience stores in airports, cruise lines, seaports, railway stations, and central tourist areas.
Brian Winch, CEO of Cleanlots, returns to Inspired Money to talk about how to start a litter pick up business, contracts, pricing, and more.
Financial Therapist and Wealth Coach, Barbara Huson talks about money lessons and how to rewire your brain for wealth.
Gen Z entrepreneur Mehak Vohra shares why she founded SkillBank, and how the company helps people land their dream marketing job in just 15 weeks.
Christian hip hop artist Sho Baraka talks about money, modes of creativity, and his new book "He Saw That It Was Good: Reimagining Your Creative Life to Repair a Broken World."
Lululemon (LULU) is up 30% y/y and has been increasing. In a conversation with Nicole Petallides on the TD Ameritrade Network, Amber Focault, Strategist and Head of Products for Cardify and Chris Wang, Research Director of Runnymede Capital Management, discuss the future of Lululemon as well as other retailers with high customer enthusiasm and brand loyalty such as Nike (NKE) and Under Armour (UAA). While Lululemon’s sales may decrease after the full reopening of the U.S. currently, Americans are eager to get out and spend money. At present, Lululemon’s average basket size is at a rich $250 per customer. Tune in to find out more.
Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche shares her financial ups and downs, from being $300K in debt to teaching people to get good with money.
