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Steve Harvey
“Earn Your Leisure’s journey is a testament to the power of financial education. They remind us that being smart with money isn't just for the wealthy—it’s for everyone!”
Charlamagne Tha God
“EYL has written more than just a financial guide—it’s a blueprint for breaking free from the systems that keep us broke and disempowered. They are giving us the jewels to take control of our money, invest wisely, and build generational wealth. A must read for anyone looking to level up financially and mentally. It’s food for your entrepreneurial spirit, but you have to do your own dishes.”
Robert F. Smith
“For centuries, Black communities have not had access to critical resources to achieve financial empowerment. At a time when the Black-white racial wealth gap in the United States stands at 13-to-1, we have to deliver these resources at scale to our communities. That’s why Troy and Rashad’s work with Earn Your Leisure is so essential. We have a real opportunity with this platform to drive transformative and sustainable change for Black and underserved communities.”
About The Authors
Rashad Bilal & Troy Millings
Rashad Bilal, a financial advisor, and Troy Millings, an educator, are the co-founders of the media company Earn Your Leisure and leaders of a global movement equipping urban communities with the tools and resources needed to build wealth. In 2023, they were nominated for the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Social Media Personality. They're currently working with the NYC Department of Education to introduce a financial literacy class to the high school curriculum.