When You Come From Wealth: How to Take Courageous Action

01/19/22 • 55 min

I recently had the opportunity to interview Iris Brilliant for The Art of Money podcast, and I am so excited to share her insightful wisdom with you today. Her former roles include Social Justice Strategist at investment management firm Robasciotti & Philipson and National Organizer at Resource Generation, where she helped move over 10 million dollars to social justice organizations. In this profoundly moving conversation, Iris shares her own story of navigating unexpected wealth and loss and how we can deconstruct the ideals of capitalism to stand in the integrity of our own personal values to create a more equitable world. Find out more here: https://baritessler.com/podcast

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