Coach Lola Owokoniran

Still reflecting on a beautiful Founders Day celebration at All Nations Kharis House 🤍

What started with a simple yes to God has grown into a legacy that continues to impact lives across generations and nations.

We honor Rev. Dr. Frank Ofosu-Appiah
and Pastor Mary Ofosu-Appiah for their faith, obedience, sacrifice, and commitment to God’s call.

So grateful for their example and the legacy they continue to build. 🤍

The cost of waiting can be greater than the cost of starting. 📈✨

You don’t need to have it all figured out, you just need to start.

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🎓 Scholarship Alert! Up to $25,000!

The Chick-fil-A Community Scholarship opens August 21 for eligible high school seniors, college students, and graduate students making a positive impact in their communities.

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MONDAY “HOW DO I…?” MONEY SERIES with Coach Lola 💰📈

How Do I Start Investing With Just $100?

One of the biggest misconceptions about investing is that you need a lot of money to begin.

You don’t.

$100 can be enough to take your first intentional step. The goal is not to get rich overnight, it is to learn, start, and build the habit of investing consistently.

Here’s a simple way to begin:

1. Know your goal.
What are you investing for...retirement, long-term wealth, your children’s future, or another goal?

2. Check your financial foundation.
Have a plan for your bills, emergency savings, and high-interest debt.

3. Choose the right account.
Depending on your goal, this could be a brokerage account, Roth IRA, or workplace retirement account.

4. Choose a reputable brokerage.
Look for low fees, low or no minimums, and access to fractional shares.

5. Learn about fractional shares.
You don’t always need enough money to purchase one full share of a company.

6. Think diversification.
Instead of putting everything into one company, learn about options such as broad-market ETFs or index funds.

7. Keep adding to it.
Your first $100 is the beginning. Whether it is $25, $50, or $100 at a time, consistency matters.

💡 Your first $100 may not make you wealthy overnight, but the habit you build with it can help change your financial future.

You don’t have to start big.
Start intentionally. Stay consistent. Keep learning.

BUILD wisely. GROW intentionally. THRIVE for the long term.™

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For educational purposes only. This is not individualized investment, tax, or financial advice.

What is waiting costing you?

Sometimes the biggest cost of delaying investing is not just money, t is time, opportunity, and confidence.

In today’s Build Grow Thrive Talk, I’m sharing why waiting can quietly work against your long-term financial goals and how to identify one wise next step forward.

🎥 Premieres today at 6 PM ET
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If you’re ready to go deeper, registration is open for the Beginner Investing Intensive™ | August 2026 Cohort:
https://www.iminiwealth.com/webinars

🎓 College is expensive. Scholarships can change that.

Every year, millions of dollars in scholarships go unclaimed, not because students aren't qualified, but because they never apply.

This list highlights 18 scholarship opportunities that every high school student and parent should know about. Whether you're just starting your college journey or preparing your final applications, it's never too early to begin.

Remember: Preparation beats procrastination. The earlier you start, the more opportunities you'll have.

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💬 Which scholarship are you planning to apply for?

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