On Wednesday, October 28, I took the Capitalism for All conversation to New Haven, Connecticut, for a live evening at NXTHVN with Black Kidds Read Too, moderated by Da Kidd P.G.

The room was full of the people this message is for: entrepreneurs, business owners, creatives, community leaders and book lovers. We talked about my entrepreneurial journey, why financial education has to come first, how wealth actually gets built, and what leadership asks of us. Underneath every answer was the belief I keep coming back to, that more people deserve access to the tools and opportunities needed to take part in the economy.

My thanks to P.G. for a conversation that went exactly where it needed to go, to the team at NXTHVN for hosting us in Dixwell, and to everyone who came out. The relationships formed in a room like that, the first introductions and the ideas traded between strangers, are half the reason I do this. P.G. shared his own recap on the Black Kidds Read Too Substack, and I encourage you to read it.

My thanks to P.G. for a conversation that went exactly where it needed to go, to the team at NXTHVN for hosting us in Dixwell, and to everyone who came out. The relationships formed in a room like that, the first introductions and the ideas traded between strangers, are half the reason I do this. P.G. shared his own recap on the https://blackkiddsreadtoo.substack.com, and I encourage you to read it.

Capitalism for All is available wherever books are sold. If you want to bring this conversation to your city, my team would love to hear from you.