In this thought-provoking EYL clip, Cari Champion joins Rashad Bilal and Ian Dunlap for a candid conversation about the complexities of relationships when you’re a woman in the public eye. With years of experience as a prominent television personality, Cari opens up about her dating life, how being well-known impacts romantic dynamics, and the misconceptions that come with her public persona. She addresses rumors about her dating preferences, the challenges of networking without it being mistaken for flirting, and maintaining authenticity without dimming her light for anyone. Rashad Bilal goes deeper, sharing his perspective on the societal and cultural factors that may fuel division between Black men and Black women, touching on economic realities, shifting power dynamics, and the influence of social media. Ian Dunlap adds honest commentary about men needing to build confidence and take initiative, while noting that online debates often don’t reflect real-life experiences. Listen in as they discuss: The unique pressures successful women face in romantic relationships The importance of confidence, security, and mutual respect in love The impact of social media and cultural breakdowns on dating norms Economic challenges and how financial disparities can affect partnerships Combating toxic narratives and fostering genuine connection Whether you’re navigating your own love life or curious about how culture shapes relationships today, this clip delivers authentic insights and real talk you won’t want to miss. #CariChampion #RashadBilal #IanDunlap #EYL #Relationships #PublicFigure #Dating #BlackCulture #Society #SuccessAndLove #CulturalDynamics #Empowerment #ModernDating #Clip

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In this Market Mondays clip, Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings, and Ian Dunlap tackle one of the most common questions from investors: "Is Micron better than AMD?" This in-depth discussion goes beyond just picking a winner—it's an essential guide for anyone looking to understand the semiconductor landscape, tech stocks, and the strategies pros use to build a winning portfolio. *What’s Inside This Clip:*

• Rashad Bilal raises a key investing question: Is Micron a better choice than AMD?
• Troy Millings and Ian Dunlap break down why smart investors don’t limit themselves to either/or thinking—sometimes, you need to own both!
• Ian Dunlap explains the different roles these companies play in the tech ecosystem: while AMD manufactures CPUs and GPUs, Micron builds the memory that powers them.
• Learn how partnerships between companies like AMD, Nvidia, and Micron create opportunities for growth across the sector.
• The team emphasizes building a portfolio with multiple tech leaders (including Nvidia), and how diversification can maximize your returns.
• Discover why ETFs like SMH can be a powerful tool if you’re starting with less capital or want exposure to all the top semiconductor players such as Nvidia, TSM, Broadcom, Micron, AMD, ASML, and Intel.
• Tips on the importance of patience, long-term investing, and having the curiosity to research which companies are enabling the tech giants’ success.

Whether you’re a novice looking at your first tech stock, or an experienced investor seeking strategic insight, this clip will help you rethink how you approach tech investing and portfolio building. *Key Takeaways:*

• Don’t focus solely on picking a "winner"—understand the relationships between companies like AMD, Micron, and Nvidia for a more informed investment approach.
• If you’re short on capital, consider ETFs like SMH for broad sector exposure.
• Be patient and curious as an investor; look for companies that support the leaders in the market.
• Building wealth is about consistent investment into solid assets—put your money in, let it grow, and don’t overcomplicate your approach.

Subscribe for more real-time stock market strategies, financial education, and wealth-building tactics from Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings, and Ian Dunlap every Monday! *Hashtags:* #MarketMondays #TechStocks #Micron #AMD #Nvidia #FinancialEducation #InvestingTips #Semiconductors #ETFs #StockMarket #WealthBuilding

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Tommy Duncan grew up in the healthcare industry, with his partners owning the only black-owned hospital in Detroit. After they fell on hard times and lost the business, he became an entrepreneur in the health space. He moved up the ladder quickly in the field and sold his first company in his 20s for $1.5 million. Years later, he sold his second healthcare company for $120 million. Most recently, he made news by starting a low-cost-subscription healthcare company called Jetdoc. Rick Ross is a main investor in the company, investing over one million dollars into the venture. He has also been a public advocate for the revolutionary business model. On episode 155, Tommy broke down the trillion dollar healthcare industry, and he explained the process of selling his company for over $100 million. He also detailed the angles of government contracting that can make entrepreneurs rich, and he outlined a plan to decrease health expenses by helping the homeless. #healthcare #jetdoc #rickross #tommyduncan EYL University: https://www.eyluniversity.com Host IG: https://instagram.com/earnyourleisure... Guest IG: https://instagram.com/tommy2duncan?ut...

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