SUCCESS magazine - November/December 2022

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Who better to be the face of the "Money" issue than Sophia Bush and Nia Batts, advisers for First Women’s Bank, an organization built, founded and actively managed by women? I hope you like this issue as much as we loved putting it together. In it, you’ll hear from Pamela Zapata and her mission of pay equality for BIPOC entrepreneurs. Evelyn Castle shares her story of investing with impact by providing real capital to organizations throughout Africa. Five financial experts give the lowdown on best practices for your money in 2023. You’ll read the inspiring story of Daron Babcock, successful corporate executive-turned-sustainable farmer—who has spent his latter years helping formerly convicted persons grow their own food and rewrite their own futures.

SUCCESS magazine Magazine Description:

SUCCESS is the only magazine that focuses on people who take full responsibility for their own development and income. SUCCESS readers understand that the world has changed and the classic employer-to-employee relationship has changed from a patriarchal to a transactional one. No longer can you expect a corporate training program and a predictable growth track. Our readers understand and embrace that they are responsible for their own long-term success and happiness, and need to be proactive in finding the inspiration, motivation and training to achieve their goals. Some may choose to start their own business but will prefer to keep it small-what some would call a micro business-so they will always have total control and visibility over its growth, spirit and contributions to society. SUCCESS readers desire the freedom and control to make all meaningful business decisions.

SUCCESS magazine, established in 1897 by philosopher Orison Swett Marden, offers advice on best business practices, inspiration from major personalities in business and entertainment, and motivation to improve their mind and body so that our readers are in the best possible mental and physical shape to compete and reach their goals.