The Rachel Blogg

Malcolm Johnson talks about what led him to leave banking after nearly 20 years and shift toward building something more meaningful.

For Malcolm, success stopped being just about business and became about impact—creating safe, stable communities where families can grow, dream, and build a future.

He shares why investing in housing within Black and Latino communities became deeply personal to him, not only because of where he came from, but because he understands what access, stability, and opportunity can change for the next generation.

And when passion and purpose align with the work you do every day, it changes everything.

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While talking with Malcolm Johnson, Rachel reflected on what it’s been like parenting a college athlete of her own.

She opens up about supporting her son through the decision to step away from college athletics during his sophomore year—not because he failed, but because he realized it wasn’t the path he wanted anymore.

And sometimes the hardest part of parenting is giving your child the space to choose a different direction while still reminding them, “I’ve got you.”

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COVID took away the structure, routine, and season Garrison Carter thought would define his future. But one conversation with his dad changed everything.

What started as a difficult season became a turning point — losing 40 pounds, rebuilding discipline, and realizing that if he wanted a different future, something had to change first within himself.

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