Wealth Secrets From The Bible Interview

Have you ever wondered about principles that can make you wealthy? It's interesting how wealth moves from era to era and from the economic era of the agricultural age into the economic era of the industrial age, and then into the information age and the distribution age, et cetera, et cetera. And the interesting thing is this. Even though principles or the economic eras of the world change, there are some sound.

Solid, eternal principles that have always and will always create wealth. And that is what we are here to talk to you about today with my next guest, Rick Williams, the wealth coach. Rick, glad to have you on the channel, brother.

Top of the afternoon to you, man.

Appreciate you, brother.

How are you, my illustrious friend?

Fantastic. Fantastic. So you teach people about wealth creation, but you do it from the perspective of biblical principles, which are ancient, which are eternal, which are historic, but yet they're up to date. So what would you say to our YouTube viewers who are out there, like, literally seeking to figure out, like, how can I change my life financially? I think I know for me, when I was. Before I figured out wealth principles, I was happy. When I was broke, I. I just wasn't happy that I was broke.

Amen. Right.

And so I wanted to find some principles that I could apply that would take my life and my family's life to the next level. So what do you say to the person who's thinking, like, I've got to change my life because what's happening now cannot last forever. What do you say to that person?

Well, first thing I would do is I would say, I would be like Matthew, the 20th chapter, where Jesus said, the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who went out to hire some servants. Okay. He said, so he got up in the morning, he found some people needed a job, went out in the afternoon, found some people needed a job, went out in the early evening and found some more people to hire. And then finally, towards midnight, he found some more people and said, what's going on with you all? They say, we ain't got no work. He said, you're hired, too. So I would treat principals like he did. I would hire principals.

What does that mean, hire principals?

Well, principals, principals, they don't ever get tired. They'll never get sleepy. They don't call in and tell you they're not coming. They don't get worn out. They work 24 hours a day. And the way that you make money is that you have to have something that's working for you while you're asleep and principles work for you on a regular basis. And what principles are Infallible. They never ever. They never give in. They never do not perform what they are meant to perform. And so I wouldn't put my money in my life and my legacy in the hands of anything that didn't what have some infallibility. So principles are infallible. So when you employ them, it's just like employing, you know, it's just like having guaranteed success because the principle guarantees the success. That's why my new book is called Unmovable, Unstoppable, Unshakable Principles, Bible principles that guarantee you financial success. Because you cannot carry out a principle and not get the result of it. It's impossible.

Yeah, it's interesting as I think about principles, because when people say principles, like, what does that even mean? What means the laws that govern the universe, like gravity is a principle, right? And so what goes up must come down. If I. If I take my glasses and I drop them 10 times, they're not going to fall nine times and just hang out in the air the 10th time, right? All principles always work the same for everybody. In fact, I like to think of principles as God's automation. But what I think I hear you saying is God has created some principles and teach people specific things they can do to create wealth. Is that. Am I absolutely. Or is that what I'm saying?

Well, like, we just got to talk about one principle in the Bible about making money is leverage, okay? And so this is Jesus talking when he's making his example in the 20th chapter Matthew. So he's saying that a household or the kingdom of heaven is like this. And when Jesus says the kingdom of heaven is something and is like this and like that, he's saying, the kingdom that I brought to this earth is like this, okay? The way that you can live and be successful on this earth is like this, okay? The way that you can have the. The way that you can be all you were meant to be is like this. And then he goes into illustrations about how to be the best you can possibly be based on what principles you ought to be performing. So he says, listen, he said, it's like a man who went out and started hiring people, you know, and he says, so one principle about money making is that you have to do it. You have to leverage and leverage what? Because if you have 10 people that's doing the same thing every day and you all are working together versus you doing one thing by yourself. Well, and everybody's working. An hour was 10 hours worth of work, even though you only did one hour worth of the work. And that's a major principle that some people can't wrap their mind around to.

Leverage time, other people's time.

By paying them.

Correct. And so it makes a whole lot more sense.

This is the big difference between an employee's mindset and an employer's mindset. The biggest difference is that you can give an employee $100,000, and he would say, what? Let me go put it. Let me go put it up so I can be safe, and then let me go back to work. He said, so Now I got $100,000 worth of cushion, and I go back to work. And chances of me ever being broke or poor again is little to none, because I'm going to keep working hard, and I'm going to make sure I keep saving that money. Whereas in a person that applies the Bible's principles says, listen, I'm gonna make sure that this money works harder than I work, and I'll make sure that I get people involved so they can do what? Help my money work for me as opposed to me working for the money. And it's a principle that is infallible because 10 people can do things way faster than one person can.

So you're talking about leveraging other people's time through delegation. So they're willing to do some work for you because you're willing to pay them, and you're willing to pay them because it buys you back the time that you would have spent doing the work. But what if somebody's just getting started and they don't have money to pay somebody? Then what do they do?

Okay, so you create the money because all money.

What does that mean, create the money?

Yeah, all money is created in the brain. Okay. Money is not. Money is created in the brain. You can create as much money as you want to. All you have to do is be a valuable person. You know, let's take, for example, in the movie the Pursuit of Happiness. I really like that movie, because the young man didn't have Chris Garner, didn't have any money. So he took an internship.

And was very frugal with a few dollars that he had, and he was willing to go through what he needed to go through to be able to get connected to people who did have some money. And so he took his skill sets to people who did have some money, and he leveraged his skill sets, all right? Because leverage is the point that I'm making. Leverage comes in all kind of categories, but everybody that's wealthy understands leverage, and they employ that principle 100%. So he went to so he went there and he started working, and he was like, man.

I'm not getting paid any money, any physical money. I'm not getting paid. But I'm around all these people who, first of all, I'm learning money, language, you know, because I'm around people who make money on a regular basis, and I'm talking to people on the phone every day who have millions of dollars, even though I don't have a dollar in my pocket. So I'm getting acclimated with how to have a conversation with somebody who has some money. And eventually, because all the money that we want that's not in our pocket is in the pocket of somebody who God had already ordained to give it to us, you know, but he's only ordained him to give it to us not because of you just entitled and got something coming, but because you have a skill set that they need, you know? And so he. He called and called and called until he found somebody who was at the top of his list. He kind of skipped and got up to somebody who's at the top of his list, and he had a conversation with the man. The man told him, listen, I didn't know you was new over there, Chris, you know, and so I'm not going to. I'm not going to give you our millions of dollars. He said, but you can talk to all my friends. And what happened? He ended up talking to all of his friends and ended up developing relationships with all these people while doing an internship. And that's why. So if you can leverage a mechanical.

Mechanism that you use because they don't have the ability, that means that they have no access. But it's not necessarily your ability to do the thing. Sometimes it's just your ability to find and then figure out how to use the right leverage.

Oh, absolutely, absolutely. And that's why the Bible says, seek and ye shall find, knock and the door shall be opened. And then the Bible said, we have not because we ask not. So if any man lack wisdom, the Scriptures say, let him act for God, who giveth all men liberally and upbraid him. Not. So going back to Chris Gardner and his attitude, and you say this quite often, and I really appreciate. I appreciate it more every day when I hear this. When the attitude is right, the facts don't even matter.

They don't matter at all. It's not that they don't matter that much. They just don't matter at all.

No, they don't matter at all because they become irrelevant because you can't. The Bible says, a righteous man falls seven times, he's gonna rise again. So you cannot keep a good person down. It's impossible. It's impossible when the person's attitude is right because the attitude opens up the ability to learn. And most people. The problem with that, it's not a money problem that people have, it's really that they don't have assets because income follows assets, as you well know, because as you so eloquently put it, so eloquently put it. So we do three things basically for people. Number one, we help people make more money. And number two, we help people to be able to manage the money better. And then finally, we help people to be able to multiply the money that they manage. So let's talk about the first thing that we do. First thing that we do is we help people to make more money because we help them change. Well, you're the one that created this amazing formula. In fact, it's the title of my new book. And the title of my new book is called the Wealth Formula, okay? And it's Ms. Excuse me, miss plus SS plus ts equals assets. So Ms. Is the mindset part. So the problem or the challenge that we have as a person is that we don't have money problems. We just have assets problems because the asset is what creates the money. But you can't get to the asset.

If you don't have the right mindset.

If you don't have the right mindset because you got to have the right mindset before you can develop a skill set. Because if your attitude is not right, you can't develop the skill. In other words, why would I do something if I didn't think it was going to be worth the time I put into it? And if I sit around thinking all day long, you know, about, hey, you know what? If I put the time into this, it's not going to be worth it. So what do I do? I don't do anything. And so now what? I don't have any skills. So if I don't have any skills, that means I don't have any. I don't have any tools to work with the skills, which means I ain't got no assets, which is why people don't have money. So. So we have to start at the beginning, at least with. With the skill set, I mean, with the mindset. So that's the first thing we work on when we start talking to people and they come into our. We have a group called the Posterity Practices. And the reason that we Call it that is because we're always looking to make money past us. It's not about us. It's about our kids.

It's about our kids and our grandkids.

That makes sense.

1,000%. 1,000%. So, okay, you talked about mindset when you. I get that part. Because if your attitude's right, facts don't matter, and if your attitude's wrong, the facts don't matter because you don't see things the way they are. You see things the way you are. Right. Okay, Then you said, skill set. Talk to me. What kind of skill set are you talking about?

Right. So we teach people. For example, we teach people skill sets on how to tell stories, you know, because I've been a storyteller since I was a little boy, okay? So.

I wrote my first story when I was around nine years old, and the teacher didn't think it was me. She told me it was somebody else who wrote it. She said, you're lying, Ricky. This is not. She gave us some spelling words, and she said, everybody, take this. These spelling words and put them into a story. So I was done about 10 minutes. And everybody was, you know, because that's my. You know, everybody got a gift.

That was your gift.

That was my gift. Right? So the lady, she just didn't believe it, or she. I don't know. She was astounded. So she came up, she brought me to the front of the class, and she said, who wrote this? I said, who wrote what? What do you mean? She said, who wrote this story? This. Because you got these spelling words. Ain't no way in the world you finish it 10 minutes. You see everybody else scratching their head. I said, well, she said, I know what you did. She said, you took this story and you knew the spelling words because you always be doing your work in advance. So you knew he was gonna have these spelling words. And you went home and you did. You told your mama them to write the story, and then you brought it back to school. Now you're trying to pass it off like it's your story. I just want to make everybody think you're so doggone smart. 90 years old, you talking about conspiracy theory.

I was like, sweet hour prayer. I was like, what are you talking about? I said, I just wrote. You just gave us the words a few minutes ago. So she just wouldn't believe it. But I've always had a knack for stories. So what we do is we teach people how to tell stories. That's one thing. That's one skill set that we teach people, and it helps make them a lot of money because they didn't understand they trying to talk to people, Myron. And you know this probably better than maybe 99% of the whole population, but people try to talk to people as though a person is really listening to their psychological or their like. Like the technical parts of what they're talking about. And the person got all kind of stuff on their mind that's blocking whatever you're talking about. So it just sounds like yada, yada, yada. And people can remember narrative.

People don't 100%.

So stories make us make a lot of sense. So we teach people how to take a person, put them in the jungle, get them out the jungle, and then tell a moral of the story. So we teach people that on a regular basis in our classes. For example, when I was around 7, 8 years old, I was in a parking lot in a school. I was in a school parking lot, and it was this guy named Lee. And Lee is about Lee. He was only one grade bigger than me, Myron, one grade higher than me. But he was about 16. He had failed about six times. Wow. So he was a big dude. He looked like if anybody. If you ever got a picture of Goliath in your mind, it was me. All right, Lee Goliath. So Lee Goliath is out here, and we're in the middle of the playground, and he over here jumping on a little dude. Well, I come from a family. We get kind of incensed when somebody try to punk somebody else. We just part our makeup. We like to jump in fights and try to help, you know? So I didn't like him. I just did not like him. But he's light years bigger, so I don't know what happened, man. Something just overcame my body, and I said, hey, man, why don't you pick on somebody your own size? So he said, yeah, why your boy so deep, man?

He said, I thought you never asked. So I'm like, Darth Vader dude. So he comes on over and he grabs me, right? So he slings me on the ground. So he got me on the ground, and I'm like, I'm waiting on these superpowers, something to come up, you know, to bag up, what I just got through saying, you know, I'm selling these wolf tickets and he buying them, right? So I'm on the ground, and so now he got me on the ground, and he's slapping my head around like a hockey puck.

Bing, bing, bing, bing.

And he got his knees on my chest. I'm like.

I can't. Finally, somebody called my brother. I said, hey, man. Hey. Hey, Plumber, Somebody got your brother on the ground, man. They called my brother Plumber. I don't know. He had a nickname every neighborhood. We moved in. We moved a lot when we was young. Okay, yeah, us too. We moved a lot.

Yeah, us too.

I get it. Yeah. So I don't know. I don't know how he got this plumber. But anyway, whatever he was, I was little that. So they say, hey, man, they got a little plumber on the ground and somebody getting into business over there. You better get over there and help your little brother, man. So he comes over now, him and Lee the same size, but he five years older than me, all right? So I'm like. So he's like, ricky, Ricky. I'm like, yeah. He said, roll over, man. Roll over.

I can't even breathe, man. He said, man, roll over, man. I said, I can't. I can't breathe. So finally, he mercilessly snatched Lee up off of me and toss him to the side. He don't want to fight my brother because they're the same size. So I get up, I say, hey, man, what's wrong with you? Why didn't you jump that dude, man? He said, well, brother, let me ask you a question. I'm like, what? He said, who started the fight? I'm like, I did. I said, what that got to do with anything? I said, it's your brother on the ground, man. It's time to come over here. I thought for sure we was going to whoop him together. He's a thug, man. He always jumping on people. He said, did you start the fight? I said, yes, I started to fight. But why you getting all philosophical right now? He said, man. He said, listen, Ricky. He said, if you start something, you better be willing to finish it, man. I ain't gonna always be around. And then he told us, what did my grandmama and everybody say? He said, don't let your mouth write.

A check that you're behind Kane Cash.

That you're behind can't cash. And I said, oh, man, I can't believe this. Marcus Garvey Philosophiin. Dr. Martin Luther King, dude, man, I can get up.

Well, I got Lee over here on my chest with his knees beating the.

Crap out of me. But he did teach me that I was gonna have to. I stand up on my own sometimes. But my point is that we teach people that. So who is the person that was in the jungle? Because we Take the person, we put them in the jungle. Who's the person?

You.

Me. Right. And then what was the jungle? Lee. Lee. And then how did I get out?

Your brother.

So if you could tell a story that simply, then you can make millions of dollars. And that's how we've had million dollar days because we teach people how to tell stories and how to really get into the. And to. So a person can remember what you was talking about. Because you know how people are. They don't remember what you can remember it.

They can resonate with it. They can relate to it. It just makes. It's like, oh, okay, this guy's like me.

Yeah, because we are.

Exactly.

Wow.

Okay, cool. And what are the tool set you talk about? A tool set? What kind of tool set we talking about?

Okay, so a toolbox with some hammer.

And a nail and a level, screwdrivers. What you talking about?

Well, you know, now we're in this era now where we have all this technology, don't we, though? And people just don't know how to use it, you know, and they don't realize that they can get some amazing assist. You know, technology ain't nothing but like a good point guard, you know? You know, when I used to hoop Myron, I used to give them business.

I was giving him Billy because I love to see somebody else score. I really do. I feel like you feel that way about life too. 1000, you pass us so many tools that really help us to be able to do things at a higher level. And I believe you get an amazing amount of joy of seeing somebody else score. Do you feel that way?

Oh, 100%.

So that's what I get joy out of. I get joy out of seeing the next person be able to score and see their situation be different. That's why I jumped in that fight with Lee, because I was like, I want to see this dude go home, the little dude he's beating up and make it home unscathed. And I don't like seeing people intimidated. But what people don't understand is that if you use these tools, it'll help you to be able to do things at a much more rapid level and way more efficiently. You know, for example, we show people how to use ChatGPT. Most people don't use it. We show people how to do that. We show people how to create their own avatars where they can be talking. You know, I got a Rick the wealth coach avatar. Y' all don't know if he's talking right now.

So we talked About. We talked about making money, and we talked about mindset, skill set, and tool set.

When you say help people manage money, what's that look like? What does that mean?

Okay, well, first of all, we got to get to the actual assets.

Oh, assets. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, let's get to assets.

Okay. All right.

Because that equals assets.

Absolutely. And that's your ingenious formula, too. And.

You'Re a genius, Myra. And. And so the assets is what actually makes money. People think that. People think that they had a money problem. Like, no, you have an asset problem because you don't have something that's creating some money today that you did yesterday. So good. They just don't understand. I've been live every week for almost six years, so if you go on my YouTube channel, I've got thousands of videos. Wow. Wow. Because first of all, because I love people, you know, and I just really love to see somebody get some help. That's the number one thing. But secondly, from a business perspective, those assets, meaning that what. People can find out who you are and what you stand for, and they can watch it over and over again, those assets. And assets are. That's what leads to income. Because people want to make money. I'm like, you know, you don't understand. What you cash in is. You cash in a trust check. Okay? In other words, people only do business with you because they trust you. All right? And why should they trust you if they ain't seen you but six minutes? You know, they say, I got something.

That'S interesting because I was watching a Daniel Priestley video, and he talked about this guy named Robin Dunbar who has these Dunbar numbers. And Dunbar's numbers are 7, 11. And then they buy. What does that mean? He said that people need, in order for somebody to feel comfortable buying from you, they need to have seven interactions with you. No, they need to spend seven hours with you and have 11 interactions. And then they feel comfortable buying. And so, clearly, like, we don't have enough hours in our day to spend seven hours with enough people to pay us the amount of money that would make us wealthy. So how do we do that? Well, we do that through the leverage of automation by having YouTube videos out there, Instagram post out there, TikTok videos out there, podcast interviews out there, books out there where people can go and they can do an immersion in our. Into our idea pool and spend seven hours swimming around in there, and they come back time after time after time. 11 interactions. And if you give them value, every time they show up, they tend to Believe that, hey, this is a person of value, so this is a person I can value. Would you agree with that?

Oh, absolutely. And that's why your assets should reflect who you are. Because your assets have to be radioactive. They have to draw to people who appreciate who you are, and it needs to repel to people who don't. So you can have a life, you know, because life is not about. And about the amount of possessions that a man has. Life is about the amount of impact that you can have, and then about how much peace you can have, too, you know, so. So if you have assets that reflect who you really are, that's why your assets are really. They're just a result of your signal. See, an asset is a signal. It sends out a message. And your signal, it has all kind of reactions that comes with it. And typically. Typically signals. I believe one reason that people don't like to put out assets is because they're concerned about the negative response potentially, to the asset that they put out. So they would rather they. I believe that people like to avoid negativity so much until they just don't put out assets, for example, Joseph.

Because they're afraid of what they think other people might think if they do.

Absolutely. And that's a stronghold with people. And why you have a lot of people who are. Who are really superstars who ain't never been in a game. Mm. Yeah. He supersize bar. Yeah. And a bench, though. I'm like, the bat. If this guy was up, if he ever got in the game, he bat 3,000. But he'll never get off the bench. You know why? Because he's too concerned about the way he looks in front of a pitcher. Wow. But you ought to just get on up and start betting. Take Joseph, for example. Joseph said, man, he went ahead on and put some assets out there. He said, I had a dream, y' all. Talking to his brothers.

I had a dream.

He said, I got a dream. And he said, all y' all gonna bow down to me. You too, daddy. You too, mama. He said. So he put that asset out there. Now, that was his signal. Cause your asset is your signal, right? You know, it's who you are and what you're about, you know, and how you can help people. And some people receive a good. Others don't. All right, so. So his brothers didn't receive that quite so well.

Yeah, they weren't feeling it.

Yeah, Wasn't feeling that at all. They was like, man, you little snotty nose little brat. You know, I'll Tell you what we gonna do. We gonna hijack you out that little.

Trench coat of many colors.

That coat of many colors. You got your little trench coat. We're gonna hijack you out your little coat, and we got something else better for you thinking about killing you. But we ain't gonna go that far. So we just sling you on over in the pit someplace and lock you up in a local. In a local Canaanite jail and see if we can get some money for you. So. But what happened was that. His ass, his signal. And this is why I believe people don't put out assets. I think this is a serious reason why people are not living their best life, because they so concerned about who's going to not receive that signal. But the signal has to be received and not received for it to be a real signal. Wow. It's got to be received and not received.

So who it repels is as important, if not more important, than who it attracts.

Oh, absolutely. Because what happens is that the distraction that takes place. Because you talk about this all the time, Myron. Every time you have an intention, there's a distraction. And. But you can't. But it's an intention, meaning that I'm intent on doing this. And because I'm so laser being focused on what my intentions are, the distractions, they really don't even really matter because they don't really even exist. In other words, when I see people and they like. I'm like, what's wrong with you, brother? What's wrong with you, sister? They're like, man, I tried to do something. And just all of this backlash. I'm like, well, why are those people in your head? And they say, well, what do you mean? Why are they in my head? I say, why don't you just raise the rent? And they say, what do you mean by that, Ricky? I say the rent in your head. Your head is a tabernacle. Your body is a. It's the house of God. And people worried about the rent they collect off of physical houses. I'm like, you should be concerned about the rent you charge in your brain. Makes sense.

100.

Wow.

So don't even let them off up in there.

Yeah. Which raise the rent. They'll leave.

They'll leave. They'll just go away.

Because people. Hoarders don't like to pay rent. No.

Hoarders don't want to pay rent.

No, no, no. They don't want to pay rent.

Squatters don't want to pay rent.

Squatters don't want. No, they don't want to pay rent. So why would you have a hoarder and a squatter in your brain and then take your space and ain't paying nothing and then. And then you end up getting validated by a person. That's what invalid.

So if you get. If you get validation from the invalid person, what does invalid mean? An invalid was an invalid. Somebody that ain't capable of doing nothing. Wow. The guy who was sitting by the pool for 38 years, he was in. He was an invalid and he was what? Invalid. So when people would go by, why was they running by him? Because he was invalid. Wow. Okay. And because he's an invalid. So why would we run around trying to get our validations from invalids? Make sense?

Can you stop swinging for a hot second? Wow.

Okay.

Yeah, it makes perfect sense.

So that's the asset part. That's the asset. And I believe that's why people don't create assets. Because I believe that's why people are walking around assetless.

Because they don't write the book because they think it won't sell. They don't carry the message because they think it won't be received. They don't build the house because they think it won't rent. It just doesn't matter. Whatever the asset is, they just refuse to do it because they tell themselves a story on the front end that makes it impossible for them to work on it on the back end.

Absolutely. Paralyzing. Paralyzing. A paralyzing story. A. To the man. Wow.

And your next question was manage money. Talk to me about managing money. Like, what is. Like what's the. What are the benefits of that? What does it mean to manage money? What does it mean not to manage money?

What does that.

Manage money? Is that talking about. You talking about a budget?

What are you talking about? Well, I believe people put too much emphasis on.

On things. They. I believe that people spend more money on things than they spend on their mind. And I believe that that's a terrible travesty. And because they don't understand that they can get their mind right. They can have some. They can have so much more money. So they're not managing their money right. Because what they do with their money doesn't include their mind. You know, it's like, you know, it's like I have a 2009 Buick Enclave that I drive, but I've taken training. It's cost almost a million dollars.

Wow.

Okay. Because I don't mean nothing to me, you know, because I. I have more confidence in my brain than I have. And that's a nice thing, doing your car? Yeah, it's a nice car. It drives nice and all that sort of of thing, you know, I ain't tripping, you know. And I'm not saying it's okay for somebody. You should buy whatever car you like if that's what you want to do. But it's. But if you had a choice between. I remember when I was first taking one of your challenges, when I first. When you first started doing them, it's about the fourth or fifth challenge he was doing. And I was sitting in. I was just sitting there listening, taking notes. And somebody came on and they was talking about the price of what it cost to join to start. What you was doing one of your programs, 20 some thousand dollars or something. And so he was like, well, if I was you, if I had a car, I'd just go trade it in. And somebody walked by me while he was talking and said, what did that guy just say? I said, he just said, if somebody had a car that they could actually trade in for $27,000, that would be better money management than the way they managing their money. And she said, what the heck? That sound crazy? Who in their right mind, we're trading their car for 27,000. I give it to him. I said, no, you're not understanding. They're not giving the money to him. They like, he ain't no pimp, okay? They give him. They taking the money and they're spending that money on their brain so that they can develop the assets to have some real money. That's a better management of their money than if they went and just keep driving a car around. That's depreciating in value. Catch the bus, Gus. All right? And, and. And learn how to get paid, you know, with two put paid with two P's. All right? And so because I believe in managing money that way, then that's how I went from being just hanging out with you. That's how I went from making a hundred thousand dollars a year to making $100,000 in a month, you know, to making a hundred thousand to making a million dollars in a day. That's how you manage money. Where you manage money is that you manage your brain, okay? You get your brain right? And then. And then your money. You got to follow your brain waves, all right? So you can have some brain waves that your money follow, or you just wave at your money while I roll away.

Mm.

Pick the wave. All right?

Like hello money or bye bye.

You wanna Wave like this or you wanna wave like that. How you wanna wave? See, when you get that mind right, then you wave like that.

So good.

Cause the money comes at you. So that's part of the money management. Part of what we do too, is that we show you. Like, my wife Shantay is an amazing budgeter. So part of what we do is we show you how to break down and be able to put money, to be able to live off of less than what you make. Because she's got a lunch money from third grade. I'm like, what's your credit score again, girl? She's like, I think 18,000. I'm like, I thought it only go up to 850.

She squeezed Benjamin until he need surgery. You hear me? What's your name again? Ben. I'm like, what? Say your name again, bro. You ain't got no bass in your voice. Uh, not around here. Cause she just squeezed the mess out of him. So we have a tag team, because I know how to help you to create a whole lot of money. And she knows how to show you how to get a discount on everything. We just down here eating. Every restaurant we go in. Every single restaurant we go in. She like, she. They get through and she said, can I get that. Can I get that coupon from you right now? And they like, yeah, if you use it right now, you get 25% off. Right now. I'm just sitting there like, do we really have time for this? Like, this woman act like she ain't got a dollar. I'm amazed. But it's a good, good relationship. Because you need somebody in your companies, you need somebody in your businesses who are conscious of what's being spent.

Every dime and every dollar. Yes, sir.

So we teach people how to do the same thing. Because she pays all my bills. I don't pay no bills. So we teach everybody how to do the same thing. We teach them how to have people in your camp as you run a business, as you run a company. We teach them the four people that you need to have in your company. And I believe our good friend Daniel Priestley, who's going to be in town in May, I believe he talks about this in his book, but he says there's four people that you need to have to be able to run a viable lifestyle business. And one of them is you need to have somebody that's in charge of your finances. You don't pay the bills. You let them pay them. You make sure that you know what they're doing, but you make sure. That you don't waste your bandwidth on that. And unless that's your skill set right now, if that's your skill set, then cool. But if it's not, then let somebody else do it. And that's not my skill set. That's her skill set. All right? So then the second thing you need is somebody that's over your operations so that somebody will be able. This is money management, okay? So you can't manage money unless you got people who are in place doing the things that they're supposed to do. All right? Because what happens is that you get so worn out from the processes of doing other people's jobs until your money shrinks and shrinks and shrinks and then ultimately disappears because of the fact that you don't have the proper people in place. And that's the. That's the mentality of a wealthy person. Because of the fact that you don't have the proper people in place. And that's the mentality of a wealthy person. A wealthy person never wants to do what somebody else is supposed to be doing. That's part of how you manage money. Peter Drucker put it this way. You know, Peter Drucker, the CEO for Merrill lynch, and Peter Drucker put it this way. He says nothing more useless and nothing more worthless than seeing somebody do something real good that they shouldn't be doing anyway.

Wow.

That was strong.

So why give yourself? Why volunteer for high blood pressure? My blood pressure is 110 over 87. All right. I'm sure yours is comparable. All right. Why? Because we believe in letting people do what they're supposed. That's how you manage money. You manage. So we teach people the ideas of how to manage money. You need somebody that's in charge of operations. You need somebody that's in charge of your finances. You need somebody that's in charge of your sales and marketing. You know, so when I. When I wake up every morning, there are already commercials running. And we teach people how to have the commercials running for them. You know, when I wake up every morning, my ads already out. So we teach people how to have their ads going out. When I wake up every morning, the email sequences are already going on. So we teach people. That's how you manage money. You manage money because you let people do the part that they're supposed to do. And then when you look. Cause I don't care. I don't care how you. How much you try to manage. $100. It's still 100 bucks. You say, we Know it Ricky. It just looked better when I got 100 ones.

I'm like, man, that's still a toilet tissue bankroll player.

That's hilarious.

You know, because I grew up in the hood. In the hood, people, if they wanted to fake you out, but there's a rubber band, right? They get a rubber band and they pull out this big old knot, put a hundred dollar bill on top. I'm like, you know, that's 6,000 ones up under there. They're trying to act like they got some money, got 6,000 ones. I don't care how you trying to manage. $100 is still $100. Yeah. You know, and I've heard you say before, people think like tithing which is good. People shouldn't be. People should give money. People should not be stancy. Because that's a principle of God, you know, that you should not. But what people don't do is they don't do right with the other 90%.

That part. So if you do the right thing with 10% of your money, the wrong thing with 90%, you will be a broke tither.

Yeah. Fooling. Is money gonna slow the part that part. If you wanted to have a, if you want to have a casino, consistent divorce from your money and just be foolish because the money will not hang around a foolish person. They will soon depart. That's as guarantee they gonna be in divorce court.

It's a wrap. I'm out of here. I'm out of here.

So we have things to help people with that to help. We have programs and help them be able to manage their money.

So we talked about, it's interesting, like when I think about managing money and I think you covered this, but when I think about managing money, I think about managing your money in such a way.

That the outgo does not exceed the income, so the upkeep does not become the downfall.

Oh, absolutely, absolutely. It's only one reason why people wealthy and some people poor, because you got more money coming in, you got going out.

Wow.

If you got more money coming in and you got going out, then you can never spend your money. You can never, you can never. You know, the way the Rockefellers work, the way the Kennedys work, the way the dupont's work, everybody. That's why we have to go back to the formula. And the formula is that what Ms. Plus SS plus TS equals assets. And income follows assets, and income follows assets. So people, they don't understand that the proper way to manage money is to make sure that you got more money coming in than you got going out.

Got more coming in than going out. And got it coming in faster than it's going faster.

And perpetually.

And perpetually.

Perpetually. So.

So when you go to bed, your money keeps working.

Yes, thank you. That part I don't know if I think that. Let the church say Amen.

Yeah, I think. I think one of us needs to create a video called Wake Up Richer Every Day.

Ah, Wake Up Richer Every day. Every day. I got one of my good friends here with me. Can you make a note of that, please, sir?

For real? For real.

Because the reality is that's when you have assets out there in the marketplace and you've got promotional mechanisms for those assets, they actually. You do actually wake up richer every day. Like, sometimes it's hundreds of dollars richer, sometimes it's thousands of dollars richer, sometimes it's tens of thousands of dollars richer, Sometimes it's hundreds of thousands of dollars richer that I wake up in the morning than I was before I went to bed last night. In fact, I didn't even look at yet how much richer I woke up this morning. I usually look at it every morning to see how much money I made while I was sleeping.

A little addictive.

It is a little. It's a kind of a. It's kind of a thing. It's kind of a vibe.

Yes, sir.

Kind of gives you a good feeling for the rest of the day.

It does. And you know what? There's nothing wrong with it and everything right with it. Because the Bible say, the wealth of the son is later for the just. A good man leaves inheritance to his children's children.

Yes, sir.

Being rich is just normal. Having money is just normal. Not. Not having money is abnormal. And the reason I say that is because if you got to leave some money to. This is managing money. Again, what you were saying. We're still on the same subject. So if God told us in Proverbs 13, and what is it, 42. 13, 42. I believe if he told us that the wealth of the sinner is later for the just and our obligation or our duty or just what our expectation is to be a good man or good woman is to leave an inheritance to our kids. Kids. Well, if that's the case, then that means that the money got to be coming in way faster than by. By potentially in much more volumes than, you know, just. Only what you just doing right now, this moment. All right? So people talking about, man, just live in the moment. I'm like, not when it comes down to money, brother. Just I know what you're saying, that enjoy the moment that you're in, right? But you should be purposeless on purpose, managing your money in a kind of way where in this moment, I'm creating money for tomorrow. In this moment.

Yes, sir.

In this moment that I'm in right now. This activity that I'm involved in right now is creating money for my kids. Kids. Because I'm not here about me, right. I'm here about them, right? And when a person can get that gauge different, they can get that aim different. Come on here, you know, and they can understand that this activity right now that I'm doing in this moment right now has to benefit them. And then so good. And then we end up living off the. Off the. We all supposed to be living off leftovers, so.

Bro, that's fire.

Leftovers. That's for real.

For real.

Yeah. We shouldn't be living off of what we cooked, right? It'll be off of today's meal. Not when it come down to money, brother, just. I know what you're saying, that enjoy the moment that you're in, but you should be purposely on purpose, managing your money in the kind of way where in this moment, I'm creating money for tomorrow. In this moment.

Yes, sir.

In this moment that I'm in right now. This activity that I'm involved in right now is creating money for my kids. Kids. Because I'm not here about me, right. I'm here about them, right? And if one person can get that gauge different, it can get that aim different.

Come on. You know, and we think about it. You know, it's interesting. You said a good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children. Well, the Bible tells us what that inheritance is. It says house and riches are the inheritance of fathers. So the thing that would be good for a good man to leave to his children's children is at least one house and some wealth. Come on. And a lot of people say, well, I want my kids to have it as hard as I did so they can learn. Well, you're assuming that because you had it hard, that's why you've learned the lessons that you learned. But maybe you learned the lessons that you learned. Learned in spite of the fact that you had it hard, Right? And how much better off would you.

Can understand that this activity right now that I'm doing in this moment right now has to benefit them. And then so good. And then we end up living off the. Off the we all supposed all of.

Us be if our parents had started us off with a house and a nest egg. Like it doesn't matter. You're watching this video right now on YouTube.

Be living off leftovers.

So, bro, that's. That's fire. That's for real. For real.

Yeah. We shouldn't be living off of what. What we cooked.

Right?

It'll be off of today meal.

And would your life be better if your parents had given you a place to live and then money to start a family business or money to perpetuate the family business? Would your life be better? I think not only would it be better, it would be like worlds better. Worlds better. So since we couldn't do that, since that didn't happen for us, let's make sure we make it happen for the next generation. One of our good friends, Dr. Sonia, always says, I may not come from a wealthy family or you may not come from a wealthy family, but a wealthy family should come from you.

Oh, absolutely.

So good.

Absolutely.

And we think about it. You know, it's interesting. You said a good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children. Well, the Bible tells us what that inheritance is. It says house and riches are the inheritance of fathers. So the thing that would be good for a good man to leave to his children's children is at least one house and some wealth. Come on. And a lot of people say, well, I want my kids to have it as hard as I did so they can learn that.

Well, you're assuming it's normal to be wealthy.

It is.

Okay. And according to the Bible is what God expect 100%. See, God said, I know my thoughts towards you. I think what people need to start doing is if we just raise the rent, okay. And say, you know what? The thoughts that's going to be in my head, they're going to be the thoughts that God put in my head 100%, not the thoughts that people put in my head who have no concept of God. Well, all right, because they don't have no concept of God, but they want to put their thoughts in my head. But he said, I know my thoughts towards you. And I wonder why God said that. Must be because people be trying to tell you what God said.

Come on now.

Sound like he must have. He just felt like, let me represent myself around here. Right.

Because I'm being misrepresented it already. So I want to make sure I'm representing myself.

What do you say? What do you say, Mario? He said, I know my thoughts towards you. He said, plans to the thoughts of prospering. Prosper you not to harm you and to give you an expected end.

That because you had it hard. That's why you've learned the lessons that you learned. But maybe you learned the lessons that you learned in spite of the fact that you had it hard, right? And how much better off would all of us be if our parents had started us off with a house and a nest egg? Like it doesn't matter. You're watching this video right now on YouTube. Would your life be better if your parents had given you a place to live and then money to start a family business or money, you know, a.

Hope and expect to end? So we should what? We should expect to be wealthy. We should expect to win. We should expect to be wealthy. We should expect to be healthy. We should expect to be wise. Healthy, wealthy and wise. Those should be our expectations of ourselves. And when our children's children are prospering, it's just normal. It's just what was required of us. And it's no big deal. It's not like we did our kids no favor. It's like we did our kids what? Our obligation. Our.

We met our moral obligation, our privilege.

Too, you know, so did what? So it'd be a plum pleasing privilege as well as a pleasure and not just to perpetuate the family business.

Would your life be better? I think not only would it be better, it would be like worlds better. World's better. So since we couldn't do that, since that didn't happen for us, let's make sure we make it happen for the next generation.

You know, something that we, you know, I believe all of us will make a whole lot more money and be way more successful if we stop saying things like, man, I gotta leave these kids some money. I get the privilege of leaving these kids some money. Man, I gotta train the game.

Come on, change the game. Okay, so now that we've talked about that, let's talk about this multiplying money piece. So we talked about making money, we talked about managing money. One of our good friends, Dr. Sonia, always says, I may not come from a wealthy family, or you may not come from a wealthy family, but a wealthy family should come from you.

Oh, absolutely.

So good.

Absolutely is.

Let's talk about multiplying money. What do we do to multiply that money now that we've made it, now that we're managing it, let's go multiply. What do we do?

Okay, well, it kind of goes to some of the things that you've. That we've discussed before. In fact, some of the things that you teach too. And it comes down to this. In order to multiply some money, you got to understand the area that you live in, how money is really made in order to multiply some money. Because you cannot be. You cannot multiply money in a Flintstone era. All right? So if you're normal to be wealthy, it is okay? And it's. And it's. And according to the Bible is what God expect 100%. See, God said, I know my thoughts towards you. I think what people need to start doing is if we just raise the rent, okay? And say, you know what? The thoughts that's gonna be in my head, they're gonna be the thoughts that God put in my head 100%. Not the thoughts that people put in my head who have no concept of God. Name is Fred. And your wife's name is Wilma. Wilma. And your dog name is Dino. All right. And the daughter name is Tabitha and his son name is Bam. Bam.

Pebbles.

Oh, Pebbles. Yeah, Pebbles, right. Pebbles, right. You down with your time too?

I got bewitching.

So if your daughter's name is Pebbles and you're talking to Wilma, then you're going to suffer the consequences of a person who doesn't understand how to multiply money. And so you're going to be living in an era that doesn't exist anymore. All right? So. Well, all right. Because they don't have no concept of God, but they want to put their thoughts in. My head was really in the era of make believe.

People are living in a financial fantasy.

But he said, I know my thoughts towards you. And I wonder why God said that. Must be because people be trying to tell you what God said.

Come on now.

Sound like he must have. He just felt like, let me represent myself around here, right?

Because I'm being misrepresented already. So I want to make struggling with their current financial reality.

Come on. They try to multiply money in an era that doesn't exist anymore. So for example, we know that in the beginning everybody came to America, everybody was farmers, right? Sure.

I'm representing myself.

What did he say? What did he say, Myra? He said, I know my thoughts towards you. He said, plans the thoughts of prospering. Prospering not to harm you and to give you an expected end. So if you own a land and you own a wealth, okay, Landlords, right. And then after that it was an industrial age. Right? So if you own machines, you own a wealth. Correct. Then it's a distribution age. Right? So if you own an outlet, if you own an outlet, you own a wealth. Then it was the information age, right? Well, it was the technical age, right? And then. So if you got down and see the thing, what people don't understand about multiplying money is that you got to be at the beginning of trends to multiply money 100%, you know, a hope and expect to end. So we should what? We should expect to be wealthy. We should expect to win. We should expect to be wealthy, we should expect to be healthy. We should expect to be wise. Healthy, wealthy and wise. Those should be our expectations of ourselves. And when our children's children are prospering, it's just normal. It's just what was required of us. And it's no big deal. It's not like we did our kids no favor. It's like we did our kids what our obligation, our.

We met our moral obligation, our privilege.

Too, you know, so did what. So it'd be a plum pleasing privilege as well as a pleasure. And not just.

In fact, it says in Luke, it says that the children of this world are wiser when in their own generations than the children of light.

Very important point. In their own generation. In their own generation than the children of light, right? Because they're paying attention to what's going on now. And that's part of the fallacy of the way that particularly religious people that go to church a lot and stuff. And one of the reasons, instead of just understanding that the whole point of the kingdom of heaven is for you to do what have an impact in this life. We have people who are not even looking to have an impact in this life. And so I just willingly ignorant and just let stuff go by and then. And then use the name of God to like justify the ignorance. I'm like, you know something that, that we, you know, I believe all of us got everything but ignorant, bro. Well, all right. God ain't even close to slow. All right, so he don't expect you to be running around here to make a whole lot more money and be way more successful if we stop saying things like, man, I gotta leave these kids some money. I get the privilege of leaving these kids some money, man, I gotta train.

Change the game. Okay, so now we've talked about that.

So what's going on? Are you hearing me? Your favorite song is. I'm like, what's your favorite song, man? I don't know. I think it's M. G. Let's talk.

About this multiplying money piece. So we talked about making money, we talked about managing money.

What's Going on? Tell me what's going on. I'll tell you. Why are you singing that song, man? You ought to know what's going on. All right? And you can, though. So the way the money is multiplied is knowing what area you're in. So we moved from out of the technical area, then we moved up into the information age. Then we moved from the information age to what? To where we are about right now, which is the partnership age. So you broke that thing down for us months ago, and it stuck to me like glue about what era we're actually in. Oh, you got to make me.

Let's talk about multiplying money. What do we do to multiply that money now that we've made it? Now that we're managing it? Let's go multiply it. What do we do?

Okay, well, it kind of goes to some of the things that you've. That we've discussed before. In fact, some of the things that you teach, too. And it comes down to this. In order to multiply some money, you got to understand the area that you live in. How money is really made multiplies some money, because you cannot be. You cannot money in the age in.

Which you live, brother.

And your money will absolutely multiply. Okay? And multiplication is multiplying money in the Flintstone era. All right, so if you. Is the key to monetary success. Multiplication, not addition. All right, so. And how do we know that? Because if we took everybody right now, if actually everybody is listening, if he was going to work with the great Myron golden over the next, say, 35 days, and Myron just said, you know what? I'll pay you a thousand dollars a day or I'll give you a penny the first day, and I just let it multiply. How many of you all would say, give me that thousand dollars a day, knowing you're gonna get $35,000? Come on, y' all gotta answer that question quick. Don't start getting no calculators in. All right, so. So if they chose the thousand dollars a day, they would have, what, 35,000 right at the end of the. At the end of 35 days. But if they chose the penny and decided double, yeah. They got about what, 171 million. All right, because.

Power of multiplication.

Yeah. So we help people to multiply money because we get them to focus on multiplication. Your name is Fred, and your wife name is Wilma. Wilma. And your dog name is Dino. All right? And the daughter name is Tabitha, and his son name is Bam.

Bam. Pebbles.

Oh, Pebbles. Yeah, Pebbles. Right Pebbles, right? You down with your car too? Flintstones.

I remember Flintstones.

Now.

I got bewitching and the Flintstones mixed up.

Yeah.

So if your daughter's name is Pebbles and you're talking to Wilma, then you're going to suffer the concept. People go to school all their life and they don't learn God's math. And what's God's math?

Tell me about God's math.

Well, God's math is.

Deuteronomy 32 and 30. And he said one will put a thousand a flight, then two will put ten thousand a flight. So one plus one doesn't equal two to a God. One plus one equals ten to a gun. That's God's map. And at. And I took pre calculus, I took finite math, I took statistics, then I took business statistics. Sequences of a person who doesn't understand how to multiply money. And so you're going to be living in an era that doesn't exist anymore. All right? So it's really in the era of make believe because people are living in.

A financial fantasy, struggling with their current financial reality.

Come on. They're trying to multiply and money. And ain't nobody teach me. And while I was getting a bachelor's degree in school in business, nobody in an era that doesn't exist anymore. So, for example, we know that in the beginning everybody came to America. Everybody was farmers, right? So you ever taught me God's math, and I'm like, well, how are you gonna teach me God's math? And you're not God's man or God's woman, so you can't teach me God's math because that math don't even mean nothing to you. So it taught me a whole bunch of math that doesn't add up to millions because of the way that these school books and everything, they're written by the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Reserve sends us to these schools and they say whatever you do, don't teach them God's man because they're messing around and get rich. And we don't want no competition up in here. So they teach us man's math instead of God's math. But God's math, though, if you own a land, then you own a wealth, okay? Landlords, right? And then after that it was the industrial age, right? So if you own a machine, you own a wealth. Correct. Then there's a distribution age, right? Is that you. You multiply your money because you multiply your partnerships. And so we teach people the multiplication of partnerships. It's interesting outlets. You own the wealth. Then it was the information age, right?

Well, I was speaking at a church in Orlando. Probably.

It was a technical age. Right? And then. So if you got down and see the thing, what people don't understand about multiplying money is that you got to be at the beginning of trends to multiply money 100%.

Wow. 17 years ago, maybe. It's crazy. Time flies. And I was teaching on that concept of one will chase a thousand, two will put ten thousand to flight. And it literally hit me while I was teaching it. Wait a minute. Those are war terms. But all principles are microcosms of each other. So if we apply those war terms to wealth, if one will chase a thousand, two will put 10,000 to flight. If one person can make a thousand, two people can make 10,000. Well, 50% of 10,000 is five times more than 100% of 1,000. And see, people are afraid of establishing strategic partnerships because they have to split the money. But they don't realize that the amount of money they're splitting is so much more than the amount. In fact, it says in Luke, it says that the children of this world are wiser when in their own generations than the children of light.

Oh, very important point. In their own generation. In their own generation than the children of light. Right? Because they paying attention to what's going on now. And that's part of the fallacy of the way that particularly religious people that.

Go to church, either one of them could have made by themselves, come on.

And they violate the major principle. Because the Bible says, look not only on your own things, but also on the things of others. And the Bible says, the first should be last and the last should be first. And the Bible says, give and it shall be given unto you. Press down, shaken together, running over in good measure, men give it to your bosom. And one of the reasons, instead of just understanding that the whole point of meaning that the first thing that you can do to create a whole bunch of money is give somebody your attention. And then people will pay you back with their attention. And they have to, because the Bible says give, and it shall be given unto you. And when the Bible says something shall have God just telling you what he already did, he just wait for you to catch up.

Wow. So good. So tell me this.

You're teaching these principles how to make money, how to manage money, how to multiply money. You've written a book. What's the book? Where can people get it?

Okay. The kingdom of heaven is for you to do what have an impact in this life. We have people who are not even looking to have an impact in this life. And so I just willingly ignorant and just let stuff go by and then. And then use the name of God to. To, like, justify the ignorance. I'm like, God, everything but ignorant, bro. Well, God ain't even close to slow, all right? So he don't expect you to be running around here, don't know what's going on. Are you hearing me? Your favorite song is. I'm like, what's your favorite song, man? I don't know. I think it's Marvin Gaye. Whoop. So they can go to all my sites. This is the book here. It's called unmovable, unstoppable, unshakable Bible principles that guarantee you financial success. Okay, so they can get this.

Unstoppable, unstoppable, unshakable.

Yes. Unmovable, unstoppable, unshakable Bible principles that guarantee you financial success. And the reason I wrote it is because I'm seeing people and I'm like, all you need to do is hire principals. And if you hire these principals, then the principal. What's going on? Tell me what's going on. I'll tell you. Why are you singing that song, man? You ought to know what's going on, and you can know. So the way the money is multiplied is to make the money.

So basically, you're taking us right back to where we started, from where we.

Started knowing what area you're in. So we moved from out of that technical area, and then we moved up into the information age. Then we moved from the information age to what? To where we are about right now, which is the partnership age. So you. So one more thing about this multiplication. So we do a couple of things to help people multiply this money. First of all.

We employ AI. Okay? So we have an exclusive software that shows us how to trade. Forex, for example, and it's about 90. It's about 90% accurate. You broke that thing down for us months ago, and it stuck to me like, look, about what era we actually in. Oh, you got to make 90% accurate mean it's only 10% inaccurate.

Money in the age in which you live, brother.

And your money will absolutely multiply, okay? And multiplication is the key to monetary success. Multiplication, not addition. All right, so. And how do we know that? Because if we took everybody right now, if I asked everybody, we've got several case studies to prove it, too. And so if you partner with these machines are amazing, you know, and if you partner with these machines and you know what information to feed them. You can make millions of dollars.

If you understand.

If you understand how to feed these. You're talking about one place. Listen, if you was going to work with the great Myron golden over the next, say 35 days plus one equals a million. You partner with Amazing and Myron to say, you know what? I'll pay you $1,000 a day, or I'll give you minds of these machines. If you know what to feed a machine and you understand the data to put into it the machine, it'll give you returns back so large it'll make your head almost blow clear off your body if you know how to feed a machine. You know, just like when people are. They're partnering with these robots today, what they don't understand is that you need somebody to help you create a think tank so that you can even know what to ask the machine. You know, once you start partnering that way, you can make a lot of money. A penny the first day, and I just let it multiply. How many of you all would say, give me that thousand dollars a day knowing. And so that's one thing that we do. All right? And by getting people to do that, another thing that we do is we do international.

Trade. You're gonna get $35,000. Come on, y' all gotta answer that question quick. Don't start getting no calculators in. All right? So. So if they chose the thousand dollars a day, they would have, what, 35,000 right at the end of the. At the end of 35 days. But if they chose the penny and decided let it double, yeah, they got about, what, 171 million. All right, because.

Power of multiplication.

Yeah. So we help people to multiply money because we get them to focus on multiplication.

And I'm talking about, you know, commodities and stuff like that. We do international trading. And one thing that when people come along with us, we expose them to the ideas. And some people partner with us. For example, one thing that we're doing now, one of our partnerships is with some people in Thailand. And so we have some products in Thailand that are very exclusive that they sell here in the United States. So we import things in from Thailand. You say, why Thailand? Well, we pay attention to the. To the global market. We pay attention to what's going on globally, financially. And what's going on globally is that a lot of companies, because people go to school all their life and they don't learn God's math. And what's God tell me About God's math. Well, God's method is.

Deuteronomy 32 and 30. And he said, want to put a thousand a flight? Then two will put 10,000 a flight. So one plus one doesn't equal two to a God. One plus one equals ten to God. Pull it out of China. And they aren't importing things from China anymore. Nike, that's God's map. And I took pre calculus, I took five. Amazon pulled out of China. So Apple, you know, when these big companies, when they pull out of China, the handwriting's on the wall. That means that that's an amazing. What opportunity for somebody. So if you can find a country that has what you want and you can get it from that country and you can have direct relationships with the people there. So we found people that's been living over there for the last 20 years that's from the United States. So we all speak the same language and everything. And they do. They do. I took statistics, then I took business statistics business with us exclusively. All right? So we have an opportunity for people to partner with things like that. And we have things that we. Products here that nobody else has in the whole world that come in. So that's how you multiply your money. You multiply your money. Excuse me, by partnering with people who have access to things that you wouldn't have had access to if you hadn't partnered with the people. And then you speed up the processes from being able to earn money a lot faster. Because now you have these amazing. And ain't nobody teach me. While I was getting a bachelor's degree in school, in business, nobody ever taught me God's math. And I'm like, well, how are you going to teach me God's math? And you're not God's man or God's woman. So you can't teach me God's math, because that math don't even mean up until you. So it taught me a whole bunch of math that doesn't add up to millions because of the way that these school books and everything, they're written by the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Reserve sends us to these schools and they say, whatever you do, don't teach them guys, man. Because of partnerships. So two is better than one. And then the threefold coin is not equally good.

Wow. So good. So good. Unshakable, unstoppable. Unmovable biblical principles for guaranteed success. Rick. Wow, great interview, brother. Appreciate you, man.

I appreciate you.

Appreciate you. It's gonna be. People are gonna be blown away.

All right, guys.

Appreciate y' all watching. And, wow, what a great interview. So looking forward to seeing you on the next video. You guys make sure y' all take advantage of Rick's book and whatever else he's offering, and I'll look forward to seeing you on the next video.

They mess around and get rich, and we don't want no competition up in here, so they teach us man's math instead of God's math. But God's math is that you multiply your money because you multiply your partnerships. And so we teach people the multiplication of partnerships.

It's interesting. I was speaking at a church in Orlando, probably.

It was, wow, 17 years ago, maybe. It's crazy. Time flies. And I was teaching.