Episode 12: “HERMONEY: Women in Finance” feat. Riika Wright, Dawna Campbell, & Letha Thornton

<p>LIVE – WED., APRIL 07, 2021 Today’s episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and a special round table interview with professional women in the financial world. This show is an extended celebration of International Women’s Month in March. This roundtable episode seeks to inspire good financial practices and awareness. Meet our roundtable guests! Ex-US Navy, New York-born, <strong>RIIKA WRIGHT</strong>, with her business United Credit Education Services, is one of these exceptional women who continue to break barriers and make a name in the world. Riika Wright partnered with United Credit Education Services (UCES) and its top-of-the-line UCES Protection Plan. The UCES Protection Plan wants every person to build, protect, and improve their financial goals by improving their credit score and so much more. Keeping our heads afloat by worrying less about our funds plays a vital role in achieving our life goals. As part of Riika's philosophy, she wants to guide every family to keep their money secure. <strong>-AND- DAWNA CAMPBELL</strong>. Considered a Mind Whisperer, Dawna combines her knowledge, wisdom, experience, and talents to help people create a life of Happiness, Prosperity, and Love. Her vision is to transform each person’s individual pain into “silver lining” gifts to create a global impact of healing and creating abundance for all. Dawna has over 25 years combined years of professional experience. As a former Financial Advisor, her book, Financially Fit, is a #1 Amazon International Best Seller bringing together the world of money and the energy body, and the souls' essence. “Financially Fit is for the person who wants to align their inner balance to gain infinite prosperity in all areas of their life,” says Dawna Campbell. Dawna’s educational background includes University Degree’s in both Finance and Marketing and she spent a decade in the Financial Planning arena as a Managing Principal for an Investment Firm. She lived in an Ashram (spiritual living community) for a year studyi