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Daymond John joined the show to discuss his children's book, which aimed to teach financial literacy to kids through a practical 'dollar division' system. He explained that he wrote the book to provide a more useful alternative to traditional fairy tales, focusing on lessons about paying bills, investing, and spending responsibly. The hosts promoted the book as a 'legacy' project and encouraged listeners to pick up a copy for young readers.
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This was Daymond John's new children's book designed to teach financial intelligence to kids aged five to ten, as he felt existing stories lacked practical money lessons. He explained the structure of the book used a dollar division system (pay bills, invest, spend) to teach responsible money management from a young age.
He has what he's calling a legacy book. It's called Little Damon learns to earn. It's out now go buy it.
All the books are princes and princesses. And now I have a new little girl. She's was six, seven years old. And I'm tired of reading her stories about a princess going to one day come and check out her, I don't know, gold slipper or or something like that.
So if you guys made $3,000, $3,000, $3 million, here's exactly how it's supposed to happen. The first dollar is supposed to go for what you have to pay for, right? Food with bills, whatever the case is.