You want to build something meaningful. Not just for yourself—but for your people. For those who came before you. For those who’ll come after.
But wealth has never felt like a simple concept. It’s felt loaded. Complicated. Out of reach—or never fully yours.
And yet, you know legacy is more than numbers in an account.
It’s the way you live, lead, love, and leave a mark.
The Wealth You Were Taught to Chase
As women of color, we were often taught that:
- Wealth is something you earn through constant hustle
- Success means material proof
- Generational wealth is only about property or money
- Talking about money is taboo—or selfish
So we chased security.
We made ourselves useful.
We sacrificed.
But what if wealth is also rest?
What if wealth is being well?
Expanding the Definition of Legacy Wealth
You’re ready to define wealth on your own terms. You want:
- Emotional wealth: peace, clarity, and self-trust
- Spiritual wealth: connection to purpose, ancestors, and intuition
- Communal wealth: mutual care, upliftment, and impact
- Material wealth: yes—but in alignment with values, not extraction
You want to leave behind more than assets.
You want to leave behind aliveness.
Legacy Rooted™ Supports Your Holistic Legacy
This journey invites women of color to unlearn scarcity and redefine legacy through abundance—in all forms.
Inside Legacy Rooted™, you’ll:
- Deconstruct inherited beliefs about money, success, and worth
- Reimagine what prosperity looks like through a soul-centered lens
- Explore rituals of abundance that are energetic, emotional, and ancestral
- Build a legacy that centers wellness, joy, and sustainable impact
You’ll walk away with a deeper sense of enoughness—and a clearer vision of the wealth you’re truly here to pass on.
Root Your Wealth in Wholeness, Not Hustle
You are not behind.
You are not defined by what you’ve been denied.
You are not limited to what you inherited.
Let Legacy Rooted™ help you plant a legacy of expansive wealth—one rooted in who you are, not just what you earn.
Because wealth isn’t just what you build.
It’s what you embody.
Reflective Prompt:
What does wealth mean to you—beyond money? What have you inherited that you’re ready to release?
