From $2K to $30K in 3 Months: Real or Hype?

Dr. Kamilah Stevenson clarifies that her seven-figure earnings came from businesses, not stock trading, then breaks down how to turn $2K into $30K: redirect money from liabilities to assets, then reinvest profits instead of cashing out. She uses options contracts on volatile stocks like Tesla, relying on stop-losses and small position sizes to manage risk.
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All right, what's going on? I want to address something today. I want to take it a step further. If you did not see my video from yesterday, please go back and watch because this is kind of like part 2, um, and we're going to talk about some stuff that take you to another level. I am hoping and praying that my Wi-Fi— even before I got on, I was, um, wrestling with my Wi-Fi. I don't know why it's such a bad connection. It is the area. I've done everything, and, uh, and I'm hoping that it doesn't freeze up too much. Let me know if you can hear me. I've been having problems all day on my Zoom meetings and everything, so I'm hoping that you can hear me. And, uh, if so, please let me know. What's going on, everybody? Um, I'm having some Wi-Fi problems, but please let me know if you can hear me. I really want to get through this. Um, I'm responding actually to a comment, uh, that was placed in my video from yesterday. And, uh, thank you so much. You can hear me? Okay. And, uh, so I'm commenting, uh, based upon— I am— thanks, Theona. I'm talking about something, um, that I think is important because I don't want— I want you guys to see the possibility of what you can do. Um, if you make the right moves, right? And I don't want you to see it as you're not capable of doing these things, right? There's, first of all, two, two things that, um, I want to address. Uh, somebody misunderstood yesterday when I was talking about me and my husband, and, um, I was talking about our businesses have been able to generate a lot of money, and I mentioned seven figures. In a month or two. Those were from businesses, okay, products. And I want to address that because somebody stated that I said I made 7 figures, um, in the stock market in 2 months, okay? So I want to address that. But the second thing, and the reason why I called this $2K to $30K, is because, uh, someone in the comments, they thought it was impossible. They, they think I'm making this up. So I want to show you how that's actually possible because that's going to become a mindset breach between you and where you want to be. And there is some money that is made slow, and then there's money that is made fast. But I'm going to explain what that takes. It doesn't just happen out of the blue, y'all. There's a setup on the back end to allow that to happen. But they couldn't see the possibility you can turn $2K into $30K in a few months. And I'm going to show you exactly how that's possible. All right, and again, there is a skill set that it requires. And also, I want to address the mindset issue. I hope you guys can hear me now. I don't see myself freezing, uh, for the moment, but, uh, you can let me know if I'm okay now. All right, let me know. All right, um, and if this thing gets too bad, man, uh, we might have to do something. Uh, I might have to redo this. Anyway, but someone was, uh, talking about, um, how they just didn't believe that you can make that amount of money. And first of all, I want to say this: if you don't believe that you can make a nice amount of money with making the right decisions and having the right skill set and, and, and driving into your purpose and what you're supposed to be doing and, and growing in that— if you don't believe that that's possible it's going to be really hard for you to get ahead. And on the other side, you have to break through these mindset issues. But I get it, I get it, because maybe you have been, you know, told that this is impossible, or maybe you've tried a lot of things and it just didn't work out. So I get where there is a lot of doubt and unbelief, okay, that happens in, you know, in understanding that there is possibility, right? So, um, so yes, I meant what I said. And here's the truth, here's the transparency of this. I didn't say— I've dumbed it down a little bit, and the reason why I dumbed it down psychologically is because I know sometimes when you give people something that's too good to be true, they don't believe it. So actually, I've— it, it's been better than that. I, I chose to share something that I felt like you would understand that is possible, but I'm going to explain to you how it's possible. And first, well, first of all, I laughed a little bit at the comment because it amazes me how emotional people get about someone else's financial journey, especially when it's a good thing. Now I get it's a lot of scams out there and people make up stuff, but this is very well possible. And I hope by the end of this you're going to see that it's very well possible. You just didn't know. You was— you wasn't playing the right game, okay? Um, and so if I start freezing again, just let me know. But here's what they don't understand. They— what they don't understand is, see, some people think one or the other, this or that, and wealthy people think this and that. You can have money that grow fast and you can have money that grow slow, okay? You're gonna have a little bit of both, right? But money don't always gotta move slow if you got the right skill set. Whether you're, you know, trading, coaching, copywriting, marketing, any kind of entrepreneurial, you can grow money fast. Not every day and not every play, but when you learn how to reinvest Instead of cashing out on things, you got to understand how things compound in your business, in your finances, in your career, in your well-being. You gotta know the compounding. And so I want to talk about the second secret today. I talked a little bit about some things yesterday, but today I want to talk about the second thing that you're probably not doing. Now, there are some things that you got to get right for this to happen, because the problem is most people are not going to think that way. They think wealth again comes from working 40 years, uh, praying that they 401k survives. They don't understand that there's phases and levels to this. Okay, so I'm going to talk about the phase 2. I talked about phase 1, and we'll revisit it for a moment, but that's what I want to show you in this video. I want to break down the phases of wealth that most people never graduate from. So by the time we're done, you're going to understand how 2K can actually, grow into something beyond what you thought possible. Okay, like and subscribe. I didn't tell you to do that. Go ahead and like the button. Thank you. Uh, it's a great— it's a great camera actually, so I love the camera, um, that I have. I just, uh, I just want this Wi-Fi to get right. All right, um, so yeah, real, uh, Joy, not every day and not every play. Okay, all right, like and subscribe. Also, I want to say I'm not your financial advisor. Um, I'm— everything I'm saying is for educational purposes only. Um, this is only for educational purposes. I'm not telling you what to buy, what to hold, what to sell, what to invest in. Investing comes with risk. You can lose everything, okay? So I do want to say that before I move on. Now let's start with this. You know, when I read the comment, what it showed me was like, people don't understand how money can move. And if you don't believe that there are things that you can do to get money to move right, and, and allow money to magnetize itself to you, right? Because money can magnetize itself to you. Um, then guess what? If you don't, if you don't believe that, it's just gonna skip over you. Let it come to me, I'll take yours, okay? Um, but you got to believe that there are things that you can do to enter into prosperity because that's what God promised, right? So I didn't just buy a stock and prayed for it to go up. I don't use hope in, in, in my, uh, financial, um, intelligence. I'm not hoping and wishing that a stock go up or this happens. What I did in order to grow my account was I was trading what you call option contracts, and I'll explain what that is. For some of you, you may not know, and this is not for everybody. I'm going to tell you that now. This is not for a lot of people, right? But options do not move like regular stocks, okay? Do y'all understand that options don't move like regular stocks? And I'm looking at the comments, um, thank you so much. Uh, Bridget said you have natural— you're natural, you, you have natural beauty is basically what she's trying to say. Thank you so much, I appreciate that. All right, um, so anybody ask anybody who's traded Tesla, Meta, Nvidia, Like, you can see contracts run 20%, 40%, 100% in one day, especially Tesla. Tesla is the bread and the butter of— I mean, you know, so many people who trade options on Tesla. Now, I'm not saying that people don't lose, but I don't, I don't play the game of losing a lot. You can, um, you can limit your risk, okay? I'm not a big, uh, risk taker in that, in that way, okay? So, but, but that's how the market works when you leverage. So options are not for everyone, but options are assets. Now let me give you an example. Let me give you an example. Okay. All right, I'm educating you now. For example, Elon Musk, when he built his company, you know what he said? And I'm gonna see if some of you all know why, if you put your thinking cap on. He told them, I do not want a salary and I darn sure don't want no cash bonuses. I don't want a salary or cash bonuses. Why would he say that? Can anybody guess in the chats why would he say— why would you build a company that you know is going to make so much money and say I don't want a paycheck? Do anybody know? Do anybody know? Right. I used to trade but have never done options. Yeah, yeah, some people, uh, trade actual stock. Yep, y'all got it right. Okay, I'm back on, I'm back on. Uh, you guys got it right, he does not want to be taxed, right? So when you have assets, you're not, uh, you, you get a different tax, um, right? No tax liability. Okay, so you know what he did? And again, some people trade actual stocks, but some people trade options. So what he did was he asked for his payment to be in only performance-based stock options with, I think it was like a 23, uh, um $23 strike price, and then he'd only get them if Tesla hits, uh, like a key goal. Okay, so what a strike price means is that the strike price is the price that he was willing, uh, willing to pay to buy Tesla shares through his options. So if Tesla say was trading at $400, $500, $600, whatever, okay, for example, and his strike price is $23, what he's saying is he could buy shares at $23 $23, and he could buy shares at $23 and sell it at $600 if it reaches $600 and lock in the gains. So, uh, the options themselves become valuable when the stock price goes up. So options are assets, okay? An option contract is a financial asset. It gives the holder the right, not the obligation, Not the obligation, but the right. Not the obligation, the right to buy it at a fixed price. The value of the option rises as the stock price rises above the strike. If you got calls, there are puts where you can, um, you can benefit when the price go down, okay? But, you know, and some of this may sound wild to you, but I'm just— I'm gonna get to how you can easily make money this way, um, if you know what you're doing. And it's not for everybody, and I don't think everybody should do it. And I do think you should be an investor first. Okay, this is not about, you know, I think you should be an investor first. And I'm so sorry that my Wi-Fi is, um, is, is, uh, acting up. Yeah, um, so, so, uh, early on options might not be worth very much if the stock is close to the strike price. That's why I spend more money up front to buy it all the way in the money of the stock price. So if, if a Um, if a stock is $100, I might buy a stock price at $90 betting that it's gonna go up, meaning the more it goes up, because I'm so away from the strike price, I'm making more money, but I got to put more money up front. Whereas somebody might get a stock price at an option price, a strike price at $100, okay, they're right at the money, that's pretty good too. Some people might move away and be at $110, they're going to pay less up front, but they're not gonna make as much when it moves. Okay. So, but that is why Elon Musk's wealth exploded because he didn't take cash. He took performance-based assets that grew massively in value when Tesla succeeded. So I want you to understand that options are another route to income. All right. So with options, it's cheaper. Um, you can pay little to make a lot of money if you buy the right contract at the right time. I mean, You got to look at the charts. This is a skill set. And again, I'm not saying everybody should do this because a lot of people do lose a lot of money because people are very emotional. And, and I'm not— I don't like to lose a lot, so my risk factor is very minimal. Okay, now because there are nuances to this, you can lose a lot of money if you don't manage your risk. And I personally don't like to lose a lot, um, and sometimes again I pay more money up front so that I'm not losing so so much if this— if the price goes a different route. And if it does go a different route, I'm, I'm out quick. I don't care if it stops me out and take off to the moon. I'd rather lose a little than try to risk, you know, a big play. Like, I'm not that person. If I'm up $50, I'm putting my stop, uh, stop limit in right away. Now, this may not make sense to you, but I'm gonna still explain to you why the math works and why somebody could make— and anybody who trades can tell you this is not crazy. It's just— and what I asked the guy was, I said, have you ever bought an option contract? So the option contract is each contract is 100 shares at a time. So if you buy 10 contracts, you're buying 1,000 shares, okay? So if this— if this stock go up and you were right and you put your money in, you can make a lot of money, okay? And again, Tesla will give you a nice amount if you know what you're doing, right? So here's how the math works. Let's say I'm just giving examples so y'all can understand how it is. Uh, Samuel said facts, right? Okay. Yeah, I like to try options. Yeah, yeah, you got to learn how to read chart, uh, charts. You got to know technicals. It is an on— it's a forever learning skill set. I'm always taking classes and courses and, and learning how to trade better and, and getting on the charts. And it is a forever thing, okay? Right? So yeah, I do, I do think that people should learn, okay? Because it's another— hear me out— it's another financial skill set under your belt. And that's why this guy who said you can't make $2K turn into $30K, man, I done seen people make in 3 days 6 figures off of penny stocks. Penny stocks. Now I'm not saying that's for everybody, okay? Again, you gotta understand technical analysis to do well at this, and you gotta have your emotions together, and you need to be coached, and you need to be learning on your own. It takes a lot of work. And so for people who have jobs and stuff like that, it can be very difficult. But here's how the math works, uh, because anybody who trade can tell you, oh yeah, you can turn an account into that. You could take $2,000 Here, here's how it works. Hear me out. Listen, listen, y'all. You can take $2,000, you could catch a 40% move. This is just an example. This is just an example, okay? Now you got $2,800. I'm gonna tell you what the average person would do with that $2,800 now, okay? But let's, let's, let's move on to what I do. Then you take that $2,800 and you roll it all now into the next play. Maybe you hit 50%, you did an option play that hit 50%. All right, now you, now you at $4,200. Then you just say, say you got into a Tesla or you got into an option play and you made maybe 70%, now you're at $7,000. Maybe along the way you caught 100% move here and there. I'm telling you, it's easy. And the, and the, and the higher you go up, when you get up to now $7,000, now you got $7,000 of leverage. I was, I was explaining this to my friend one day. I was like, oh man, this contract cost me $3,000. And then another day, oh man, this contract cost me $2,800. And then maybe another day, oh man, this contract cost me $1,800. I think I'm gonna get two of them. I think I'm gonna get two $1,800 contracts. And she like, you got to keep buying these, um, you know, you got to keep putting your money. And I'm like, no, I'm using the same money over and over. And over and over. Thanks, Maheda says, I love your videos, I'm learning a lot, that's why I keep watching your videos, you're such a great teacher. Thank you, thank you so much. I'm using the same money over, but people can't get that because they haven't entered into phase 2, which I'm gonna explain. So again, you catching 20% moves, and matter of fact, for some people 20% is the minimum. That's what we're looking for every day is 20%. Okay, 20%, right? So, but 20% of $2K is different from 20% of $5K and different from 20% of $10K. This thing starts and, and it doesn't stay at 20%, y'all. I mean, 60%, 40%, 30%, maybe on a low day 10%, or some days you just don't trade. Okay, whatever that looks like. Okay, but it was clear to me that this person did not, did not understand how money can move if you have the right skill set. This is what you call compounding, compounding. But the difference is most people don't do this. So what you do is in phase 1, I told you guys yesterday in the video, go back and watch it, retarget your money, retarget your money from liabilities into assets, okay? But what happens is people do that, they catch a win, and instead of the second phase— it's a second phase, y'all. Instead of the second phase, they go buy shoes, go, uh, a vacation. Oh, I done did it now. I done, I done did it. You know what I mean? Think about what people do when they hit the lottery, when they get that money, how quick that money go. Why? They missed phase 2, the reinvesting. Okay, because wealth isn't built catching one good play. It's built by multiplying your wins and recycling the profits back in. Phase 2. Phase 1 is redirecting what you were wasting on liabilities into assets. And then Phase 2 is learning not to spend your seed but to plant it again, and then take the wins and plant it again, right? It's the same principle behind dividends. When you get paid dividends from a stock, you, um, you, you don't cash it in, uh, for, for dinner money, and you just go— you reinvest it. That's how the snowball grows. If you want the quickest return. And it's the same with businesses. Think about it as a businesswoman. If you want to grow your business, you— every, every entrepreneur should know you really want to reinvest every dollar back into your company. For what? Hiring, for scaling, for building. Okay, that's how you grow 10 times faster. You want to grow 10 times faster than the ones who say— let me tell you, most entrepreneurs say, I don't want a paycheck. Most people don't take a paycheck their first couple years of business. If you take a paycheck, you're not going to grow your business, uh, you're gonna take forever. You gotta reinvest it back. That, that compounding effect has to be there, right? So, um, you got to know what reinvestment looks like, right? This is why wealthy people keep multiplying while the average person stays stuck. Even when they get one good play and they got one good win, Now they, they done, they done hit gold, right? That's just one good job. You made it to the NBA, you made it to this, we made it, we made it. And guess what? Before they can sign that contract, they buying a new house, they buying new jewelry, they buying new shoes, they buying new cars. They sending, they sending all their friends and everybody who houses and cars, and they're not even thinking about how can I snowball this effect and make my wealth grow so large that I don't even need a job anymore, right? So here's what people miss, okay? Here's what people miss, and I hope y'all still with me. Are y'all still with me, right? Somebody said preach. I'm currently working on my dividend portfolio. Awesome. This is where the mindset shift needs to come in. Yes. And you're not going to make $2K to $30K if you're not reinvesting, right? Um, outside of, you know, if you selling something, you got a prop, you know, you got a product or So I'm talking about straight investing. But here's, here's what— where most people miss is because the hardest money you're ever gonna make is at the beginning. Small beginnings feel like climbing a mountain, right? Think about building a snowman. You know how hard it is when you start off building that snowman? You know, that first little ball, you trying to gather everything. It's the most work. You packing it with your hands. It's awkward. It's barely growing. It's going sideways. You gotta figure it out. But once, once that thing keep rolling, right, the gravity start kicking in. It gets bigger with less effort, with less effort. And it just— and now all you doing is moving it, and all you do, and it's less effort. You ain't pack— packing it up, it's just adding on by itself. Wealth is the same way. You start with $200, you turn it into $1,000. But think about this, to turn $200 into $1,000 You need a 500% return, pretty much, right? So yeah, that, that almost feels impossible. A 500% return, that's a lot, right? That's why most people quit early, because that's heavy lifting. You got to get to grinding and all kind of stuff. But once you stack up, right, and you now you got that $1,000, you reinvesting and you reinvesting, you, and then you got $20K. Then you got $50K, then you got $100K working for you. Guess how much it takes when you have $100,000 to get to $1,000, right? What, what's that? Do anybody know their math? Now I just said from $200 to $1,000 is 500%, but once you get to $100,000, what is the real percentage that you need What's the real percentage you need to get $1,000? 1. 1% of $100,000 is $1,000. So what happens is, now this is the, this is the same financial outcome. That 1% move will make you now to 1K. Say you're trying to get 1K a day. Again, you start with $200, you got to make a lot of money, um, to get back. It's a large percentage to get even to that first $1,000, right? It's a lot— a large percentage. But that 1K a day, the same financial outcome, $1,000, you can get back 1%. So you got $100,000, you put $100,000 in a play, it can go up 1%, cash out. I got $1,000, I don't need nothing else. You know how easy that is? Do you understand how easy to get 1%. It is. So the more money you have, the less effort. This the secret that people don't get to. The quicker you can get to this money, the quicker you can sit back and kick your feet up and relax, in a sense, right? And because money creates— money starts to create efficiency, right? And so, meaning that you make more with less energy, that's what efficient means. Is to make more, is to have more with less energy, less input. That's what we're trying to get here. And so what you got to realize is the more you have, the less risk you need to take. The more you have, the, the smaller the moves required to hit your goals. The more you have, the, the more you have, the more doors open, the private deals, the insider opportu— opportunities. The— remember I was talking yesterday, I'm like, the banks will be knocking at your door, they'll be throwing credit cards your way. Assets that start to compound quietly while you sleep is the way to go. Yes, it is easy to make money once you've already made it, and that's why I'm telling you to get the sacrifice out the way. I don't even want to call it sacrifice, right? I, I want to— first of all, it's small beginnings, and don't despise the day of small beginnings. They feel slow, they feel frustrating, but once you build that momentum, it flips. And these small stages, uh, yeah, you gotta grind, you gotta reinvest, you gotta, uh, some people say sacrifice. I'd say it's investing. Invest. It's focus. You got to be patient while it compounds. And that's where most people get discouraged because it feels slow. But once that snowball starts going, your money is finally working harder than you. You're not even working for it. And that's why multi-millionaires sit on their yachts and, and make money. This, this— why? And this is always why wealthy people— anybody will tell you, you— it's easier to make a million dollars than $100,000. It's easy to make a million dollars than $100,000. If you're making $100,000, you trading time for your money. It's much easier, right? And it's not because— and it's easier to make $10 million than it is a million. Right? Because it's not about working smarter, it's because they've already built the snowball, okay? And that's the secret that you got to understand, is that the beginning is heavy, but if you don't quit, you will break through into the stage where growth starts to accelerate. And this is very much so possible. And anybody who tells you it's not is because they just haven't done it and they're still on the labor bus. They're on the laborious bus, and they haven't taken a moment to see all the possibilities there are to increase your finances. Don't let that be you, because if you don't think it's possible, it'll never happen for you. It's people who make a million dollars in a day, okay? Me and my husband, uh, had a campaign at one point and raised a million dollars in our organization in the day. It was, it was a campaign called A Million Dollars in a Day. It was a fundraising event. If we didn't think it was possible at all, it wouldn't happen because we're not going to put the effort behind it, we're not going to put the discipline behind it, we're not going to promote it, we're not going to market it, we're not going to do nothing, you know what I mean, that aligns with where the vision is. And so that's why I'm addressing this, because I know if he felt like that— and I told him, I'm like, you ain't got to get that emotional about it though, you know what I'm saying? This is like, there's somebody else's story, you could disagree. I'm like, we just disagree, it's okay, it's okay, and I get it. Because I know you ain't never traded options. I know you've never bought an option, uh, asset where you get 100 stock— the 100, um, shares from an option. I know you haven't because anybody who has will understand that that's, that's not hard. So, and I don't, uh, and I don't— I don't want to, you know, express— man, it's people— I have seen an option, I have seen an option now This the first time I'd ever seen this, but it did happen. It was on— what was that day called? It was called Liberation Day or whatever. Um, I saw an option for the S&P 500 that shot from like $100 up to $2,000 in literally 5 seconds. In 5 seconds. It was volatile. That's not safe. Um, I, I didn't— I, I was happy I wasn't in that place. It stopped me out. Actually, I was in the play, but it stopped me out and then it went to the moon. Um, but that's— I'm happy I went on the other side of that because I'm sure a lot of people lost money that day, right? But again, I just want to recap. Phase 1 is redirecting. This is when you stop throwing your money into liabilities and start putting that money into assets. So instead of financing your car, you redirect those payments. Instead of swiping off for the vacation, you redirect them into your brokerage account and buy some, you know, or buy asset, whatever that looks like. Any appreciating value. It could be silver, it could be gold and precious metals, it could be real estate, whatever that This is the discipline stage. This is where you reroute money from the things that make you look rich into the things that actually make you rich. But that's where most people stop, okay? Phase 2 is where compounding happens. You catch that 30% gain, the— on $2,000, now you got $2,600. Cool. Most people cash out, reward themselves. But Wealth Builders, they wrote that $2,600. Okay, I got this now. And then they're gonna catch another 40%, then they're gonna have $3,600, then they're gonna move, they're gonna catch another 50% over here. Now you rolling over, now you sitting on $5,000. They like, nope, not cashing out, not cashing out, not cashing out, I'm rolling it back in. Okay, then now you can make a little bit more money because that 20, 30, 40, 50% off of $5,000 is going to be more than it was off of $2,000 or $1,000 or $500 or $200, right? You didn't have to add fresh money. But guess what, guess what, there's a stage 3. I won't talk about that today, right? But there's a stage 3 as well. But don't, don't spend the, the gains yet. Not, not yet, not yet, not yet. Okay, we got to get set up, right? And somewhere, somewhere in there you get good. You, you might have 100, but who knows? Let's wait to see what happens with this bull run for, for crypto. Let's say wait to see this. I, I have my, some of my Apple plays that I've invested in are sitting over 100%. They had almost 200%. Some of my Apple plays that I got some, some time ago, they up 200% even when it pulled back because I got it so low. So when you sitting there and you holding on stuff, you'll see stuff going up 400%, especially in crypto. Okay, again, everything I say is for educational purposes only. I'm not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. But I'm gonna say this: most people think that wealth is one big win. And that's why they play the lottery. They think it's one big win. It's not. It's about multiplying small wins, multiplying small wins, and then rolling them forward until the snowball takes over. Baby, the snowball gonna take over. I, I pray for a snowball anointing. That's what I pray for, a snowball anointing, right? That's why the— that's why wealthy people never take every dollar of profit and spend it. They reinvest it. Back into either the same asset, maybe a longer-term play, maybe their business, maybe themselves, right? You're your biggest asset. Nobody want to reinvest in themselves. Why nobody want to invest in themselves? Like, I am an asset, so this my biggest investment, okay? If you can shift your mindset, reinvest your profits, and stay in the game long enough, you'll be shocked how quickly your account, uh, your confidence, and your future start to multiply. And that's what I want to tell you today, right? So, um, here's one thing I know: people stay stuck because they never get the education or the accountability. So that's why I'm educating you. I do love to teach, as y'all, y'all could probably tell. I love to teach. I love to teach. And I don't— and I'm trying to break the myths, but I'm not also— I'm not, I'm not illusional and I'm not delusional, okay? Um, I say illusional— I'm trying to say I'm not delusional. Okay, right. And I understand that there's work to be done, okay. But I am saying the more you focus, the more you, you really set yourself, your face like a flint, and get serious about what you're doing and put aside all the other, you know, dumb stuff, uh, that's taking your time, your money, and your energy and all of that away, that you'll get there a lot quicker than some people. So the $2K to the $30K is not something that everybody can do, no. I had the right skill set, I had the right timing. Um, it was a, it was a great couple of months. And sometimes you have good months and sometimes you have bad months. Sometimes you, you know what I mean? Like, we all know what it looked like when you're an entrepreneur or when you're doing things financially. Sometimes you have a good year of investments, you have a bad year of investments, right? If you have a down market for a couple of years, okay, that's going to sometimes reflect. So it's not always good, but I'll tell you, the good definitely outweighs the bad. The good days take up and they make up for anything that, that's happening bad. And you can set yourself up for bad days. You can set yourself up for risk and management, okay? And so that's what I want to tell you. So I'm here to educate you. I'm here to hold you accountable. This is a community, and I don't want you being swayed from the left to right by comments that are, um, you know, where they, they're dealing with their own fears, okay? And they're dealing with their own setbacks and, and failures, um, from other people, or disappointments from other people, or whatever. It's It is possible. I'm telling you, it's possible. Okay, and so, um, still, uh, I'm here to educate and give accountability, and I do that even greater in my 90-Day Health and Wealth Challenge. So check out the link in the description. Make sure you like this video. Please subscribe to the page. I'll be back on. I got to get this Wi-Fi dealt with. I apologize for the Wi-Fi being, um, so, so, uh, bad. Uh, and, and for those who don't know, I am a health coach, and I use the same principles there, you know. Um, So I help my clients to reverse and to limit the risk of chronic disease and create blueprints where they can overcome, uh, chronic limitations. Um, so, um, what we do is in our challenge, we help you take back control of your money and your habits, build a simple wealth plan that actually compounds, because that's what we're talking about. And we take you through different phases of that, um, and what that looks like. And there's a lot of pieces to the puzzle, okay? Uh, it also help you improve your health and energy so you can enjoy your results. Okay, so if you're tired of watching, you know, opportunities pass you by, what everybody else is getting ahead, it's your time. It's your time. And I'm praying for the snowball effect. Let me look at the, the comments. Uh, does it make— does it make sense? Uh, Joyce said, I am an asset. That's right, you are an asset. You are your greatest asset. And you should still— um, still can't find the link or where to like. It should be a thumbs up. It's a thumbs up. You just click the, the thumbs up for the like. The links are in the description, so you got to go in the description to find the links. I sometimes pin them to my comments, uh, but be careful, be careful in my comments because other people will take my picture and act like they're me. If they're asking you for a number or to call, that's not me, okay? I, I— that's not me. Look at the name. My name on YouTube is @DrKamilah Stevenson. If somebody put a 3 there, @DrKamilahStevenson3, or, or, uh, have another name, @Dr— they're gonna change it, or have a number, @DrKamilahStevenson, uh, 424— that ain't me, that ain't me, right? They, they slick as— they slick as all out. I'm like, y'all losers ain't got nothing to do when you coming on here trying to scam people. And you know what, whatever they sow, they gonna reap anyway. So all they doing is— I don't understand why people set themselves up like that. Thank you so much, Becky says. You are a wonderful and passionate teacher. Thank you for giving back to the community. That is what I'm here for. So, um, yeah, I think I'll be— I'm usually on, on, uh, I'll be back. I should be back on between tomorrow and Thursday, uh, but yeah, um, if you haven't watched the other videos, please go back and watch them. I give some really valuable content. Please subscribe if you have not yet to subscribe to the page and, uh, and put in the comment what is your number one change you know you need to make. The number one change you know you need to make in the next 90 days to change your financial future. What is that? Put that in the comment. I want to hear from you. As you see, good or bad, I make content based off of my comments. So please, uh, put it in the comments. And you know what, please share with me where are you coming from, like what, what city are you from. I just want to know who's here, who's there. Because you know what, I'm considering doing like meetups and, you know, going to different places. And, and, and yeah, and I'm gonna figure something out, guys, to see some of you all face to face. I really am. I really am. Yeah, losers. Yeah, yeah, losers are the only ones that scam people out of their money, you know. And so, and I'm not saying that to any particular person, I'm just saying to the people, to people in the world who try to scam other people out of money and they're disingenuous with their with their efforts of connection, you know, trying to get you, lure you in by calling you. Yeah, yeah, you, you, those, those people are not those, those are, those are not good people. Okay, um, so, uh, yeah, let me know, uh, where you're from, put it in the comment. I do read it, I do watch it, and it kind of give me a gaze at what city I can try to get to or what that looks like. Um, all right, so again, check the, uh, the, the links in the description. I'll be back on Um, and if you want me to talk about something specific, please let me know. I already got some, uh, requests, and I'm going to talk about those things. And, uh, just searching back, um, through the comments just to see if I didn't miss something. Uh, for now, uh, all right, thank you guys for— you know what, thank you for hanging with me with this bad Wi-Fi. I know that takes a lot. I know it takes a lot. Uh, Becky, you can look at the, uh, descriptions in the link, and, and it'll help you to, uh, know what to do to get started. I got some other, um, I got some other resources in the description as well, some other goodies that people were asking for as well. Okay, right, right. Uh, I gotta get away from toxic family and stay away from the— yes, you do. Uh, I actually did a whole training, toxic, uh, toxic people in environments and getting away from them. Uh, because that culture, man, I can tell you now, ain't nothing stronger than culture. Culture is strong. Right? Jesus said it was some places he couldn't even do miracles. Why? Because the culture of unbelief. So culture is a thing. You got to get away from bad toxic people. I see Phoenix, I see, uh, South— Southern Florida. I see— I'm gonna go back and look at them, y'all. I'm gonna go back and look at them. I'm looking at the cities while I end. All right, thank you so much. All right, listen, um, money doesn't multiply because you wish for it. Let me say that. I'm gonna end. Uh, it multiplies because you discipline it. Okay, the moment you stop treating your dollars like toys— like toys, some, some people treat their dollars like toys— and start treating them like soldiers, that's the moment where wealth starts fighting for you instead of against you. I'll see you guys next time. I'll go back and check the comments, as a matter of fact. All right.










