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Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.

Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michael Woodward.

A natural-born entrepreneur and community leader. 

🎙️ Guest Background: Michael Woodward

  • Grew up in Liberty City, Miami, in a low-income housing project known as the "Poke and Bean" projects.
  • Learned early business skills from his grandmother, who was the local "candy lady."
  • Served briefly in the military as a way out of poverty.
  • Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University (FAMU).
  • Known for his hospitality and work ethic during college—cooked for friends and maintained a welcoming home.

🏠 Entrepreneurial Journey

  • Bought his first duplex at age 20, renovated it, and rented it out.
  • Built a real estate portfolio while working as an educator.
  • Founded Woodward Property Group, a full-service home improvement and property management company.
  • Became one of Lowe’s top contractors through a combination of skill, networking, and mentorship.

📚 Educational Impact

  • Worked as an assistant principal and educator for 20 years.
  • Founded Alpha Educational Consultants, Inc.
  • Took students on college tours, especially to HBCUs, to expose them to higher education opportunities.
  • Ran STEM programs and mentoring initiatives with a 99.9% college placement rate.

💡 Life Lessons & Advice

  • Emphasizes financial literacy: avoid unnecessary spending (e.g., new cars every year).
  • Advocates for education as a path to wealth.
  • Believes in the village mentality—community support and shared success.
  • Encourages young people to choose between college, military, or trade school.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

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Family First: Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Michael Woodward.

A natural-born entrepreneur and community leader. 

🎙️ Guest Background: Michael Woodward

  • Grew up in Liberty City, Miami, in a low-income housing project known as the "Poke and Bean" projects.
  • Learned early business skills from his grandmother, who was the local "candy lady."
  • Served briefly in the military as a way out of poverty.
  • Became a teen father and took his son with him to college at Florida A&M University (FAMU).
  • Known for his hospitality and work ethic during college—cooked for friends and maintained a welcoming home.

🏠 Entrepreneurial Journey

  • Bought his first duplex at age 20, renovated it, and rented it out.
  • Built a real estate portfolio while working as an educator.
  • Founded Woodward Property Group, a full-service home improvement and property management company.
  • Became one of Lowe’s top contractors through a combination of skill, networking, and mentorship.

📚 Educational Impact

  • Worked as an assistant principal and educator for 20 years.
  • Founded Alpha Educational Consultants, Inc.
  • Took students on college tours, especially to HBCUs, to expose them to higher education opportunities.
  • Ran STEM programs and mentoring initiatives with a 99.9% college placement rate.

💡 Life Lessons & Advice

  • Emphasizes financial literacy: avoid unnecessary spending (e.g., new cars every year).
  • Advocates for education as a path to wealth.
  • Believes in the village mentality—community support and shared success.
  • Encourages young people to choose between college, military, or trade school.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uplift: She advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Patrice Washington.

A transformational speaker and founder of Redefining Wealth, discusses personal development, financial success, and the importance of setting intentional goals.

🔑 Key Themes & Highlights

  1. Defining Success at Different Life Stages

    • Washington explains how her definition of success evolved from her 20s to her 40s.
    • Early success was driven by external validation, while later success focused on personal fulfillment.
  2. The Importance of a Life Blueprint

    • Compares life planning to architectural blueprints—without a plan, success is difficult to achieve.
    • Encourages listeners to set clear goals for the year to avoid feeling lost by year-end.
  3. The Six Pillars of Wealth

    • Washington emphasizes integrating financial success with personal well-being.
    • Advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.
  4. Avoiding Burnout & Setting Realistic Goals

    • Discusses the importance of safe goals (small, achievable steps) and support goals (seeking help from mentors or professionals).
    • Encourages people to set reasonable expectations rather than overwhelming themselves.
  5. Results, Not Resolutions

    • Washington promotes her Results, Not Resolutions framework, helping individuals create tangible action plans.
    • Shares strategies for maintaining motivation and accountability throughout the year.

📘 About Patrice Washington
Patrice Washington is a personal finance expert, speaker, and author recognized by Success Magazine as one of the top 25 influential leaders in personal development. She is dedicated to helping individuals redefine wealth by focusing on well-being, purpose, and financial literacy.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

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Uplift: She advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Patrice Washington.

A transformational speaker and founder of Redefining Wealth, discusses personal development, financial success, and the importance of setting intentional goals.

🔑 Key Themes & Highlights

  1. Defining Success at Different Life Stages

    • Washington explains how her definition of success evolved from her 20s to her 40s.
    • Early success was driven by external validation, while later success focused on personal fulfillment.
  2. The Importance of a Life Blueprint

    • Compares life planning to architectural blueprints—without a plan, success is difficult to achieve.
    • Encourages listeners to set clear goals for the year to avoid feeling lost by year-end.
  3. The Six Pillars of Wealth

    • Washington emphasizes integrating financial success with personal well-being.
    • Advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.
  4. Avoiding Burnout & Setting Realistic Goals

    • Discusses the importance of safe goals (small, achievable steps) and support goals (seeking help from mentors or professionals).
    • Encourages people to set reasonable expectations rather than overwhelming themselves.
  5. Results, Not Resolutions

    • Washington promotes her Results, Not Resolutions framework, helping individuals create tangible action plans.
    • Shares strategies for maintaining motivation and accountability throughout the year.

📘 About Patrice Washington
Patrice Washington is a personal finance expert, speaker, and author recognized by Success Magazine as one of the top 25 influential leaders in personal development. She is dedicated to helping individuals redefine wealth by focusing on well-being, purpose, and financial literacy.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uplift: She advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Patrice Washington.

A transformational speaker and founder of Redefining Wealth, discusses personal development, financial success, and the importance of setting intentional goals.

🔑 Key Themes & Highlights

  1. Defining Success at Different Life Stages

    • Washington explains how her definition of success evolved from her 20s to her 40s.
    • Early success was driven by external validation, while later success focused on personal fulfillment.
  2. The Importance of a Life Blueprint

    • Compares life planning to architectural blueprints—without a plan, success is difficult to achieve.
    • Encourages listeners to set clear goals for the year to avoid feeling lost by year-end.
  3. The Six Pillars of Wealth

    • Washington emphasizes integrating financial success with personal well-being.
    • Advocates for balancing career, relationships, faith, and health to avoid burnout.
  4. Avoiding Burnout & Setting Realistic Goals

    • Discusses the importance of safe goals (small, achievable steps) and support goals (seeking help from mentors or professionals).
    • Encourages people to set reasonable expectations rather than overwhelming themselves.
  5. Results, Not Resolutions

    • Washington promotes her Results, Not Resolutions framework, helping individuals create tangible action plans.
    • Shares strategies for maintaining motivation and accountability throughout the year.

📘 About Patrice Washington
Patrice Washington is a personal finance expert, speaker, and author recognized by Success Magazine as one of the top 25 influential leaders in personal development. She is dedicated to helping individuals redefine wealth by focusing on well-being, purpose, and financial literacy.

#SHMS #STRAW #BEST

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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