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April 30, 2021

Do You Need A Social Media Break?

Do You Need A Social Media Break? Am I the only one who can get distracted by social media? I spoke to a friend of mine one day and she told me she was taking a social media break. She said that every time she logged onto social media she began to feel bad about herself. She began to feel like she wasn’t enough and that she wasn’t worthy. Her story really impacted me, because I too can get overwhelmed by social media. I’ve noticed that if my mind isn’t guarded in gratitude for what I have and for who…

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Wish you had more money in your paycheck? In this post, you will learn how to increase your monthly income by changing your tax withholdings.

March 23, 2019

Give Yourself A Monthly Raise With This Simple Tip

In Finance

I have a couple of friends who loathe the idea of receiving a refund. I thought they were crazy when I heard them talk about their desire to structure their taxes in a way where they wouldn’t receive a tax refund. They believed that a tax refund was a big waste and meant they failed in properly setting up their taxes at the beginning of the year. To them, a tax refund wasn’t something to be excited about, but rather a signal to do something different the following year. This was totally different than my approach. Unlike my friends, I…

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One day as I was as reflecting back on the lessons I learned from Booker T. Washington, I realized just how many of those lessons I can apply to my single motherhood journey. In this post, I share the 6 biggest lessons that I learned.

February 14, 2019

6 Life Lessons I Learned From Booker T. Washington

In Faith

Have I ever told you that I love to read? In fact, Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington is one of my favorite books. I first read it a number of years ago. I love the book so much that I’ve read it twice (both times pre-pregnancy and pre-motherhood) at different stages of my life. As background, Booker T. Washington was born a slave, yet he was the first leader of the Tuskegee Institute and under his leadership built the school. He also was an advisor to United States presidents and was an influential leader in the black community….

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The government shutdown lasted 35 days. The pain of the furloughed workers was real. In this post, I’m going to share 6 money management lessons we can learn from the government shutdown that will help you to make adjustments now to better protect your financial security going forward.

January 26, 2019

6 Money Management Lessons From The Government Shutdown

In Finance

The government shutdown lasted 35 days. The pain of the furloughed workers was real. I heard stories about people who were unable to go to work because they couldn’t afford childcare. However, there were stories of beauty within the midst of that storm as everyday Americans and businesses stepped up to help their fellow citizens weather the storm through food drives, free meals, and other assistance. I was even encouraged to see banks stepping up to provide relief for customers who were impacted by the shutdown. That type of concern for others was encouraging. As I thought about the impact…

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January 19, 2019

7 Ways To Start Funding Your Investment Account Even If You Don’t Think You Make Enough

In Finance

I’m excited to work with Ellevest to start this conversation about women and money. I will receive compensation if you become an Ellevest member. Investing is a common financial goal for the New Year. However, between paying bills and just trying to keep everything together, where is the additional money going to come from? The good news is once you know where to get the money, you can invest with a site like Ellevest which is a financial company for women by women. But where does the money come from? Although the 7 strategies shared in this post may…

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Meet Aisha

Hi, I'm Aisha and I'm a phenomenal, single mom of twins.

My life suddenly changed once I found out I was pregnant, and shortly thereafter realized that I was going to be a single mom. I couldn't believe that I was in this situation. However, this journey has been a total blessing.

On this journey, I realized that what happened to me is not unique, and I wanted to provide an online community for single moms. Therefore, I created FNPhenomenal to help single moms thrive financially and live phenomenally using Biblical principles to teach money management, self-care, and the importance of building a legacy for their family.

It's possible to live an amazing life and still be a single mom.
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