Mitlin Money Mindset®
What is the Power of Reading Truly Capable Of? With E Train
Key Takeaways
- The journey from book reviewing to running a nonprofit
- The impact of author interviews and how he connects with them
- The importance of discussing banned books and advocating for literacy
- Advice for young and aspiring entrepreneurs on following their passions
Meet the Guest
E Train
E Train is a 13-year-old multi-award-winning literacy advocate, podcast host, book reviewer, and reading ambassador. He’s also the Founder/CEO of E Train Talks, Inc. a 501©(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to ending book deserts and changing the world, one read at a time!
Show Notes
How Powerful Can Reading Really Be? What if the key to changing the world lies in the pages of a book?
In this episode, Larry Sprung chats with the remarkable 13-year-old E Train, the Founder and CEO of E Train Talks.
E Train has turned his lifelong love of books into a movement to combat ‘book deserts’—areas where books and educational resources are scarce.
Learn how this young entrepreneur has distributed thousands of diverse stories to underserved communities, and why he believes every child deserves access to books.
Resources
Learn more about Larry Sprung's book, "Financial Planning Made Personal."
The JOY and Productivity Journal by Lawrence Sprung
About the Podcast
Welcome to Mitlin Money Mindset®️! With your host, Larry Sprung, CFP®️, Founder and Wealth Advisor at Mitlin Financial Inc®️. With over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur in the financial services industry, Larry thrives to help you achieve your goals while finding JOY in the journey.
Each week, he’ll go deep with engaging guests who provide tangible takeaways and a whole lot of JOY along the way. Here, we don’t just talk about money; we celebrate it as a catalyst for JOY and possibility. Whether you’re saving for the future, planning your next big adventure, or just looking to add some spark to your daily money management, you’re in the right place.
We hope you enJOY these conversations as much as Larry enJOYed having them. And remember to ask yourself, what did you do today that brought you joy?®️