Armani Edimo

09/22/2026

At Just 10 Years Old, Zoey Is Already Building Her Investor Mindset 📈

This milestone makes me incredibly proud.

Zoey Chanel started investing at just 8 years old. Today, at age 10, she has crossed an important financial milestone: more than $1,000 in total money across her Greenlight account.

But there is another number that makes this story even more meaningful.

Her investment portfolio is currently valued at approximately $911, and according to her Greenlight account, her investments have generated approximately $127.95 in gains, representing a 22.88% all time investment return.

Think about that for a moment.

At 10 years old, she is already learning lessons that many adults were never taught:

Earn money. Save intentionally. Invest consistently. Understand that markets fluctuate. Be patient. Allow compounding to work over time.

The 22.88% return is exciting, but that is not the biggest accomplishment. Investment returns will rise and fall, and past performance does not guarantee future results. The bigger victory is that Zoey is developing an investor’s mindset before she even reaches her teenage years.

She isn’t simply watching numbers on a screen. She is learning what it means to own investments, understand risk, think long term, and make intentional decisions with money.

And there is something else that makes me especially proud: Zoey wants to help other kids learn about money and investing too.

Imagine what could happen if we taught more children financial literacy at 8, 9, or 10 instead of waiting until they are 25, 35, or 45 to figure it out.

Age 8: Started investing
Age 10: More than $1,000 in total money
Investment portfolio: Approximately $911
Investment gain: $127.95
All time return: +22.88%

This isn’t about raising children who chase investment returns.

It’s about raising children who understand money, ownership, patience, discipline, and the power of starting early.

The $1,000 is a milestone.

The 22.88% return is encouraging.

But the financial knowledge she is accumulating at 10 years old could prove far more valuable than either number.

Start them young. Teach them well. Give time and compounding an opportunity to do the rest.

Congratulations, Zoey Chanel! Daddy is incredibly proud of you. ❤️📈

Dr. Heinrich Edimo
WealthSmart NextGen

09/17/2026

Registration Is Now Open for WealthSmart NextGen Cohort 4!

Parents, one of the greatest gifts we can give our children is not simply money. It is teaching them how money works.

Our next WealthSmart NextGen Financial Literacy Program begins October 3, 2026, and registration is officially open!

This four week program is designed for kids and teens ages 9 to 17. Every Saturday, we will help young people develop practical financial skills they can carry into adulthood.

Your child will learn how to earn money and create value, save and budget wisely, understand investing and compound growth, set financial goals, and develop disciplined money habits.

This is not just another class. We want our students to begin seeing themselves as savers, investors, entrepreneurs, and future wealth builders.

We believe financial literacy should start at home and start early. Imagine what could happen if your child understands investing at 12 instead of discovering it at 32. Imagine the advantage of learning budgeting, saving, delayed gratification, and compound growth before receiving their first full time paycheck.

Cohort 4

Starts: October 3, 2026
Duration: 4 weeks
Schedule: Every Saturday
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Central
Location: Live via Zoom
Ages: 9 to 17

Spaces are limited. Register your child today by clicking on this 🔗 👇🏾

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WealthSmart NextGen
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09/10/2026

Armani Started Learning About Money at 7. Now he is 13.

This screenshot means far more to me than $763.19.

It represents six years of financial education, conversations, discipline, mistakes, questions, and learning.

Armani started learning about money and investing when he was just 7 years old. Today, at 13, he has his own portfolio and is beginning to understand something many adults were never taught early enough: money is not only for spending. Money can be saved, invested, and put to work.

His portfolio currently shows an all time gain of $208.30, or 39.42%. I am proud of the return, but I am even more excited about the knowledge behind the numbers.

At 13, he is learning about ownership, stocks and ETFs, market fluctuations, patience, delayed gratification, compound growth, risk, and the importance of consistently investing for the future.

The goal is not to raise a child obsessed with money. The goal is to raise a financially capable adult.

Imagine the advantage children can have when they enter adulthood already understanding:

• How to budget and live within their means
• The difference between saving and investing
• Why owning assets matters
• How compound growth rewards time
• Why markets rise and fall
• How to avoid unnecessary consumer debt
• Why consistency can matter more than trying to get rich quickly
• How to make thoughtful financial decisions independently

Starting at 7 gave Armani something money itself cannot buy later: time.

And time is one of the most powerful advantages an investor can have.

A $763 portfolio at 13 may not look life changing today. But the financial habits, knowledge, confidence, and discipline being developed alongside it could be worth exponentially more over the next 50 or 60 years.

This is one of the reasons I am so passionate about WealthSmart NextGen. We should not wait until our children receive their first paycheck, take out their first loan, or make their first major financial mistake before teaching them about money.

Teach them early. Let them practice early. Let them make small mistakes early. Let them watch their money grow.

We are not simply teaching children how to make money.

We are teaching them how to manage it, invest it, respect it, and eventually use it to create choices, opportunities, and generational impact.

Armani is 13.

The portfolio is still young.

But so is the investor. And that is precisely the advantage.

Start them young. Teach them ownership. Give time and compounding an opportunity to do their work.

09/10/2026

Starting to learn about finance at 7 years old have positioned me to better manage my portfolio at 13.

08/28/2026

Invest in their knowledge and change their future.

Registration is ongoing. Click 👇🏾 to grab a spot.

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08/18/2026

First Day of 8th Grade 🎒📚

Today marks the beginning of another exciting school year, and I’m officially heading into 8th grade!

I’m excited about the year ahead and looking forward to learning new things, growing as a person, and continuing to develop into a responsible, respectful, and productive citizen.

This year is also extra special because my little sister is beginning 4th grade. As her big brother, I know that my actions matter. She watches what I do, learns from the choices I make, and looks up to me. That gives me an even greater responsibility to lead by example.

As I begin 8th grade, my goal is not only to succeed academically, but also to be a positive role model for my sister, my friends, and other students who may look up to me.

I want to lead with kindness, work hard, make good decisions, respect others, and never be afraid to stand up for what is right.

Here’s to a new school year filled with learning, growth, discipline, great friendships, new opportunities, and unforgettable memories.

8th grade, here I come! And to my little sister heading into 4th grade, let’s make this an amazing year together! ❤️📚

08/18/2026

Give Your Child a Financial Head Start

Have you registered your child for the upcoming WealthSmart Financial Bootcamp for Kids?

This is more than a class about money. It is an opportunity to help young people develop the knowledge, habits, and confidence to make smarter financial decisions early in life.

Throughout the bootcamp, kids will learn practical lessons about:

💰 Earning and understanding money
💵 Saving with purpose
📊 Budgeting and managing money wisely
📈 Investing and building wealth
🎯 Setting financial goals
🧠 Developing a healthy money mindset

Imagine what could happen if your child begins learning today what many adults wish they had learned decades ago.

Financial literacy is not just about money. It is about preparing our children for independence, responsibility, and a stronger financial future.

Registration is still open, but space is limited.

Register your child today and give them an opportunity to start building smart money habits for life.

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WealthSmart Financial Bootcamp for Kids
Building financially confident kids. Preparing tomorrow’s wealth builders.

08/04/2026

Educating WealthSmart NextGen students on how to review stocks

08/03/2026

07/29/2026

Enjoying my Summer vacation