His wife left. He lost his job.  Retired US Marine, Funding Expert, Roosevelt Morris Lost Everything and lived in his car.

He made the decision: His American Nightmare was not going to happen to anyone else. Today, Roosevelt Morris is on a mission to keep businesses in business, for people to chase their dreams – not he money. [He makes access to money sound easy too]. After taking a bath in his car one day, he popped into Goodwill. He ran into a former marine who told him “Sergeant Roosevelt, you saved my life, you were in charge we call come home.” He was then offered an opportunity: To learn about investments. That homeless, car bird-bathing day changed his life. Today, Roosevelt is a recognized funding financial expert, an author, and he's on a mission to keep American’s in business. No one should suffers the pain he endured to achieve success through his company, 133 Approved Funding Incorporated.

When you feel there’s no hope, he can provide you with hope. Tune into to hear his story, find out how to lose "the I can't afford it syndrome?" and get wisdom about how to get money and save.

On asking why Roosevelt loves this business?  "I see people’s faces go from feeling defeated and having these puffy eyes to hope.  I love to see the blood and the life come back into people when they see that there is hope."

"Credit can make you or break you or take you out. We have a free guide: how to boost your credit from 100 to 200 points even if your credit sucks." To get it, text Looking Good to 26786 to find out if you qualify for funding or to learn more, visit Roosevelt's special offers to our community at www.lookinggoodyaya.com/shop

Alice & the Land of Likes is a story to help children emotionally prepare for the social media and the instinct to judge their self-worth by how many likes they get. We caught up with the authors, husband and wife duo, Tucker Whitcomb and Dana Opas, to meet Alice, understand the book's purpose and impact on your children, and the inspiration behind the characters. 

Dana and Tucker have seen many of their friends get consumed by social media and hurt if they don’t get enough likes. After scouring the web, they couldn’t find any children’s books meant to help kids avoid falling into this same trap, so they decided to write their own. By writing a

children’s book aimed at kids before they start using social media, the hope is that when they start posting online they’ll remember our book and not let “The Likes” get them down. 

Check out the books at https://www.aliceandthelandoflikes.com and at Looking Good YAYA Marketplace  www.lookinggoodyaya.com/shop