Cash Flow Conversations

Armond Rashad is the owner of Jabs Gym in Eastern Market one of Detroit's most recognized fitness brands and a real estate investor who built enough outside income to survive a year where his business paid him nothing. He started with no trust fund just a hustle throwing parties in high school, earning $1,500 to $2,000 a weekend before most people had their first job. That same instinct led hi...

Stop Saving and start owning❗️❗️❗️Saving money is the slowest way to go broke. In this high-signal panel, Jewel Tankard and Clift Roach II break down why your "safe" savings account is actually a liability in a high-inflation 2026 economy. While most people are paralyzed by the fear of market risk, the truly wealthy are focused on territory control. We dismantle the "producer min...

“The rockstar lifestyle was fun, but I was conflicted. My spirit wasn’t right.” Demetrius Carrington wasn’t just in the room — he was the one booking it. From throwing his first party at 16 in Detroit, MI to working with icons such as Prince, The Notorious B.I.G., Britney Spears, and Lenny Kravitz , Demetrius built one of the Midwest’s most powerful concert promotion companies from scratch. A $1 m...

Former NFL running back Joique Bell breaks down how he built generational wealth after hanging up his cleats. Whether you’re cashing your first NFL check or building a business from scratch, this is the blueprint for turning income into lasting wealth. In this episode, Bell shares the blueprint on:- Why staying humble and hungry matters even when the money starts flowing- How to avoid the pro athl...