How Did Shaka Senghor Make a Name for Himself
After leaving a penitentiary after two decades of being locked up, Shaka started by selling his own books out of the trunk of his car. He knocked on doors and share shared his vision. Lots of hustle and some luck later, he is now a New York Times best selling author.
On this episode
- How Did Shaka Senghor Make a Name for Himself
- What Is the $400 Problem
- How Much Money Can an Applicant Save by Getting Paid Whenever
- How Is Earnin Able to Help People With Their Medical Bills
- How Do We Introduce New Technology to the Masses
- What Is the Business Benefit to Offering Paychecks Any Day of the Week
- Why Is Earnin Able to Provide Flexible Play at No Cost When Others Charge Outrageous Fees
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