Leon Howard, also known as the Wallstreet Trapper, is a New Orleans native who has become a renowned wealth-building expert. Having grown up on the streets, he knows firsthand the challenges and pitfalls that come with it. During his 10-year prison sentence for involvement in criminal activities, Leon discovered the power of the stock market and was able to change the entire trajectory of his life for the better with it. Through his company, From the Trap to Wallstreet, Leon offers a wide range of resources, including courses, e-books, and access to a private members-only group where he simplifies the process of wealth creation and normalizes generational wealth for the black community through investing in the stock market. With a community of over 1 million Trappers, Leon’s mission is to educate and empower others to take control of their financial futures. He believes that everyone should have access to financial education and is dedicated to breaking down the barriers that prevent people from entering the world of investing and building wealth one share at a time.
Today on the show we discuss: how growing up in a chaotic environment can have a significant impact on a person's mindset and choices, why exposure to different opportunities and role models can make a difference in steering someone away from a life of crime, how financial literacy and investing can provide an alternative path to success and wealth, why changing one's mindset and perspective is crucial for personal growth and transformation, how a change in outlook can lead to a shift in behavior and goals, why seeking therapy and addressing past trauma is crucial for personal growth and healing and much more.
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