Make Your Freedom Plan: How To Get Your Money Ready To Leave A Toxic Job #blackwomen

Are you feeling trapped in a toxic job but worried about the financial fallout of leaving? You are not alone. For many of us, the fear of financial instability can be the biggest hurdle to breaking free from a draining work environment. In this video, you will learn from two Black Women Licensed Clinical Psychologists* walk you through creating a Freedom Plan that will help you get your money ready so you can confidently leave that toxic job behind.

Join us as we dive into practical steps and strategies specifically tailored for Black women navigating the complexities of toxic workplaces. We will discuss how to build a financial timeline to ensure that you are financially equipped to make the move when the time is right.

Do not let fear hold you back from the life that you deserve. It is time to take control of your future. Watch this video to support your journey to freedom.

*Special Guest: Dr. Rosché Brown (Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Financial Psychologist)
Dr. Rosché is the Financial Psychologist whom I worked with to develop my financial exit plan so that I could resign from a toxic job and do well financially.

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🚨 Legal Disclaimer: Please note that this video does not provide psychological services or therapy. Dr. Kimani shares personal experiences, offers valuable resources, and provides information to empower Black women who are toxic job survivors.

Who am I? Dr. Kimani Norrington-Sands, a Black Woman Licensed Clinical Psychologist and a Toxic Job Survivor with more than 15 years of experience providing mental health and consultation services. I'm on a mission to help Black women leave and heal from toxic jobs.

To learn more about my own experiences in a toxic job, watch the videos below in which I am interviewed by Stephanie Perry as well as Glamazini.
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[choosetoshine]

Excellent topic and recommendations. Well done! ❤🎉❤

[conway]

Right away the points you both bring up as reasons we avoid financial planning are eye opening and make perfect sense.

[niccolehoward]

And ALWAYS plan to do without the 2weeks notice income! With these toxic jobs, most likely they will end your job immediately upon giving them notice as yet another form of passive aggressiveness and to feel like they’re in control of you for that last jab at you!

[niccolehoward]

What high yield savings accounts do you recommend?