The WEBB Remedy Podcast
The WEBB Remedy Podcast is an entrepreneurial Mindset Shifting project of WEBB Squared, a nonprofit incubator/accelerator supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs in North Carolina. Through tailored coaching and innovative training, WEBB expedites this transformation, empowering entrepreneurs to develop their enterprises with confidence, resources, and influence, thereby effecting positive change within themselves, their businesses, and their communities.
Hosted and produced by Rinnie Orr, co-founder of WEBB Squared, the WEBB Remedy Podcast showcases the stories, missions and visions of the businesses and entrepreneurs served through WEBB services. Each episode delves into the challenges and triumphs of BIPOC entrepreneurs, offering insights and inspiration for those navigating the path to success. With a focus on fostering economic inclusivity and diversity, the podcast serves as a platform for authentic conversations that empower and uplift the entrepreneurial community.
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Breaking the Cycle: How Identity Shapes Your Money Mindset
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What money message did you inherit — and is it helping or holding you back?
In this powerful episode of The WEBB Remedy Podcast's Money Mindset Conversation Series - sponsored by PNC Bank - co-hosts Rinnie Orr and Stephanie Terry sit down with Alexa Avery, Founder of Lecca Service Group, to explore how race, class, gender, and family messaging shape what feels "normal" or "possible" financially for entrepreneurs.
This conversation goes deep — unpacking the Cycle of Socialization, generational trauma, and the unique mindset barriers BIPOC founders face when it comes to funding, pricing, and asking for what they're worth.
In This Episode, We Talk About:
The Cycle of Socialization Around Money
- How beliefs about money are shaped long before we make our first financial decision
- The role of family, culture, religion, media, and social systems in teaching us what's "normal" financially
- How race, class, and gender influence what people believe is financially possible
- Ways to interrupt the cycle and start rewriting inherited money beliefs
Key Takeaways:
- Money beliefs are learned — and they can be unlearned
- Breaking cycles requires both mindset work and structural support
- Financial empowerment starts with awareness and community
For more information -
WEBB Squared, www.webbsquared.org, contact rinnie@webbsquared.org
WEBB KiDDZ, www.webbkiddz.com, contact stephterry@webbkiddz.com
Lecca Service Group, www.leccaservicegroup.org, contact alexaworksfine@gmail.com
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