Minority Entrepreneurs Face More Economic Disparities - and More Money Trauma. Here's How to Stop the Silent Struggle With Financial PTSD. | Entrepreneur
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Financial trauma, often referred to as 'financial PTSD,' profoundly impacts minority entrepreneurs, hindering their economic progress more than just numerical barriers.
Systemic barriers and generational patterns of financial trauma create fears that trap many in cycles of insecurity, preventing them from achieving financial growth.
Understanding the history of economic participation rights reveals the persistence of narratives of fear around finances, impacting the minority community's relationship with money.
To break free from cycles of financial trauma, entrepreneurs must explore and address their subconscious money habits, which may be stifling their growth.
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