How a Nurse Escaped the Rat Race to Build Generational Wealth
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As soon as I started working in my nursing career, I knew that I was in the rat race. And I'm like, I cannot do 40 years of breaking my back as a nurse. I didn't want to be the person that constantly had to trade my time for money. I quickly realized that I had to start a business.
And that's when... Christina Yvette is an entrepreneur, asset protection specialist, and the founder of 7 Ways to Wealth. She helps individuals and families build, protect, and preserve generational wealth through financial education and strategic trust planning.
Seven Ways to Wealth, where I started teaching people about structure, asset protection, how to set up trust funds, things of that nature. And it kind of just evolved from there. And I just, I turned into, you know, this business woman that I am today.
Someone out there who's on the fence, right? They're thinking about starting a company or getting into investment. What advice would you give that person?
I would tell them not to allow fear to hold them back. I would tell them to take the risk and to bet on themselves.
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Welcome back everybody to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. Again, I am your host, Jason Tyler, and I am joined today by Ms. Christine Yvette. Welcome to the show. How are you feeling?
Thank you so much. I feel absolutely welcomed and I feel fantastic today.
Now, we're about to go into filming your episode of Women in Power. First of all, are you a little bit nervous? Got a little bit of the jitters? How are we feeling about the interview?
Well, I am excited because I've been anticipating this day. Like I booked my studio session two months ago. So I've been really looking forward to it. And I'm just not I don't have the jitters, but I'm like, I want to see what the final product looks like. So I'm like wanting to get it done.
Oh, all right. I see. So I will be the steward of making sure that, you know, we give you everything that you're looking forward to in your episode. Now I do want to touch on what do you hope that the audience will be able to learn from your story?
So I hope that the audience gets to be impacted by my story because my story is not your typical rags to riches story, but I do come from very humble beginnings and I want them to see that I triumph through everything. So I was able to just fight my way starting from the bottom and pretty much making my way to financial freedom.
started from the bottom now we're hitting out yeah i joke i joke now this is our audience's first time getting to know you so i want to take a time take a second here to really just get the story of christine right where did you grow up you know how do we get the version of you that's sitting in this chair across from me now
Well, that's an excellent question. So I am your typical Miami girl, right? So I was born, right? 305. I was born and raised here. And my parents are from the Caribbean. And I grew up with this, you know, Caribbean lifestyle. And I come from very humble beginnings. So like my parents, they were pretty much having us live in poverty. Like we were at a point where we were homeless living in an abandoned building and I had to quickly get a job just to help my parents keep the utilities on and then from there I had a passion for entrepreneurship once I started working at McDonald's I was like I want to own the McDonald's I want to be a franchisee And then from there, I went off to college. I end up getting into nursing.
So I am a registered nurse by trade. And as soon as I started working in my nursing career, I knew that I was in the rat race and I was like knee deep in the rat race. And I was like, I cannot. That'll do it. Right. And I'm like, I cannot do 40 years of breaking my back as a nurse, like being here for 12 hours.
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