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It is another day, another time and another week.
For yours and my favorite Wednesday night show.
I'm talking about Kingdom Boss Mindset. Ladies
and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, we are glad
to be here with y 'all. We know the last two
days y 'all been getting reruns, but tonight
we wanted to drop y 'all alive and... First off,
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with you but you are tonight tonight ladies and
gentlemen all i gotta say is tonight like y 'all
don't understand i met this woman on saturday
I met this woman on Saturday on the live of Dr.
Ebony Saluz, Dr. Ebony Wallace. Many through
her, she came on Dr. Ebony Wallace herself. Many,
and immediately I text Dr. Ebony and the mic
says, you got to connect this. You got to connect
this. I got to do an interview with her. That's
it. I have to it's a mess and See senator link
you all I look up and see already scheduled for
this week. I was like, oh, she ain't playing
She ain't playing like she was ready ready So
you all when I read this bio I'ma just read this
bio and I'ma tell y 'all a little bit about it
And then I'ma let y 'all her tell y 'all little
bit more about herself because she is a boss
in these kingdom streets. Let's write up balls.
So this is a bio. India is a South Florida native
who now calls Washington DC her home, where she
is furthering her education at Georgetown University.
She has designed a life of purpose after overcoming
significant personal and professional setbacks.
And the journey continues to save the complacency
grains to her work today. India is a certified
small business specialist offering thoughtful
expert guidance to small and medium -sized businesses
seeking substantial and exponential growth in
their respective industries. Her passion for
education and of lifting others in extends well
beyond her immediate community, an immediate
community. Recent audience through publicist
writings and speaking engagements, India is a
publicist, y 'all, in an ordinary sapling. And
she carries the same heart for service into her
work, grounding her greater to guidance. grounding
her guidance in both practical expertise and
genuine care. Ms. Minis is deeply dedicated to
helping individuals discover the value behind
their vocation, investing their time in connecting
people with diverse resources so they can pursue
a better quality of life and lasting meaningful
opportunity. India is a trusted, strategic advisor
to numerous CIF executives. That means more than
one, y 'all. That means more than one or two
numerous CIF executives and remains passively
committed to volunteerism. So you all, you all,
you all. Right now, I'm going to let this little
interlude play for 30 seconds. and then after
this in a new place, the next face you will see,
this next beat face that you will see is that
of my friend, my homie, Miss NDI. I want y 'all
to put y 'all's blessed hands together as he
comes on the screen. is up. How are you doing?
Hi. How are you? I'm wonderful James. Thank you
for having me tonight. No problem. Yeah, I had
to throw in there. The next beat face that y
'all will see is that. Thank you. Thank you so
much. Yeah, but you are first thing we're going
to do is we're going to start this show off with
prayer. Then I'm going to let her tell y 'all
a little bit more about her that I probably left
out because that bio is so long. And then we're
going to get right into the conversation. So
let us pray. Dear Lord Heavenly Father, we thank
you for this day. We thank you for all that you
have done and all that you are continuing to
do for us in our lives. We ask you to bless this
life, bless this broadcast, let it be a blessing
to someone else. Get myself and Miss India out
of the way so that your name gets a glory, your
name gets an honor, and your name gets a praise.
Lord, we ask as you continue to guide our footsteps
and allow us to be that beacon of light in dark
places. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen. Thank
you. No problem. So, India, I want you to tell
them a little bit more about you that I probably
left out. Oh, well, I mean, the bio pretty much
covered it, but I think that you did a great
job of sharing the bio. My bio says it all pretty
much that I am one thing that we may have left
off is that I am the chief innovation officer
at tick capital firm or TICCUSA .com where we
help connect founders to capital. We are business
development experts. And that really just means
helping business owners to take their ideas and
turn them into reality. And so that's what I
do on a day -to -day basis. Like you mentioned,
I am a chaplain. And our tonight's sponsor, Ebony
Solutions is also the sponsor that I have going
into chaplaincy. So we are in good company together.
And I love being a chaplain. I love listening
to people. I love being present in moments where
people have critical situations taking place.
I don't know. And I have an appetite for education.
So as you read in the bios, I am continuing my
education at Georgetown University now because
the world has changed drastically. I guess we'll
say technological advances. I've taken it upon
myself to learn about technology, cybersecurity,
artificial intelligence, and how that affects
the business world today and how it will affect
the business world tomorrow. So the fun part
about everything that's happening now is that
even though we are at a certain age, I'm in the
classroom with my friends' children. Now, I get
to know what's happening in the next generation
and the current generation and thank God for
our mentors and the past generation too. That's
just a little bit of fun things that you may
not have known about me. Hey, man. And once again,
like I said, we thank God for Dr. Ebony and all
that she does because if it wasn't for her, I
wouldn't have met you. and you are Kentucky native
as well. You got a little Kentucky in you as
well. Just a little bit. Just a little bit. The
grass stayed for about 18 months and it was one
of the best times of my life. For sure. For sure.
For sure. So you all, we about to play a little
game right now and then we're going to get into
these questions. So all right, this first game
that we're going to play is Funding or not? So
what I'm doing is I'm going to read you a situation
and you tell me, are you funding it or are you
not funding it? It didn't got to give me the
reason why. Okay. All right. Business owner has
about 20 credit score, but consistent, but a
consistent revenue. What is the consistent revenue?
Okay. Okay. You said, what is the consistent
revenue? Yes. They are constantly making sales,
but their credit score is just at 520. Okay.
How much is the consistent revenue on a monthly
basis? We're going to say about 7 to 800 a month.
800 ,000? Yeah. Oh, funding. They're getting
funded. Okay. Okay. Yes. Then the reason why
it's because even though the 520 carries credit
score is a reflection of their character. The
800 ,000 dollars a month in revenue is a reflection
of their ambition. So a business and a person
there are two different entities. The individual
entity has a 520 credit score. However, the business
entity. it can build itself up to have a strong
business credit score in which the personal credit
wouldn't even be a factor. But when you're looking
at whether or not a business has the means to
pay back a loan, $800 ,000 a month, just for
something that can push them to the next level,
yes, they can get funded. Hi. Hi. I like them.
All right. Here's the next one. Start up with
no revenue, but a strong. business plan. So they're
not making any money yet, but they got a strong
business plan. That's nice. Does the business
owner have a strong credit score? They have a
decent credit score. It's not great, but it's
not bad, neither. Is it a 700 credit score or
better? It's about a 650, 680. Okay, do they
have any collateral, like a home paid off vehicles,
some land that they inherited from a family member?
They are renting their home. They're renting
their home. They're still paying off on their
vehicle and no land. 401k from an existing job?
Do they have a job? They do have a job. Okay,
what's their annual revenue on the job? We're
going to say 1600. 1600 a month? Yeah, a month.
Oh, no, they won't be funded. In the reason being
wise, because you answered all the questions
with noes. So it's a no for me. I like it. I
like it. You're like, nope. We had to get a yes
somewhere. All right. All right. Restaurant doing
50 ,000 a month, needing expansion capital. Now
they're making 50 ,000 a month. They just need
a little help with the expansion. They own the
restaurant. It's theirs. They've already paid
it off. They have. A consistent flow of customers
coming in, they've been in a community probably
about 15 years and they're just trying to expand.
So restaurants are easier. Lenders love restaurants.
The restaurant could be open for 30 days and
the lender is going to say yes because they love
restaurants. So restaurant hands down funded.
You like see you went into detail with this one
and you didn't even have to. Just saying. Hi.
Hi. Construction company waiting on invoices.
Yes. Funding. Construction company waiting on
invoices means that they have either contracted
the work, they have done the work, and somebody
is just waiting to pay them. I mean, my background
is in construction. I know all about that. It
takes. 30, 60, 90 days to get paid, you know?
So, um, yes. That's easy. Yes. All right. Last
one. All right. Search wanting to purchase a
commercial property. Church wanting to purchase
a commercial property. Now that one's interesting.
There are some. cause -based lenders out there.
So I'm going to pretend like I'm a cause -based
lender today. Okay. All right. How large is the
congregation? About a thousand. Okay. Does the
church do any outreach? They definitely outreach
to the community. They have a very strong social
media ministry as well as They have a swank,
sweet ministry where their face is seen constantly.
The community knows this. Does the church have
any financial reserves? Let me rephrase the church
language. Can they tie? the amount of the building.
So the building is a million. Can they tie $100
,000 toward the purchase of the building? Eventually
they can. It wouldn't be automatically, but eventually
they could. Okay. Okay. Do they own anything
else? They own the van that they use. Also, they
have a couple of housing properties. that they
have already purchased to help out in the community
and also own a food bank that helps speed the
community as well. Okay. So yes, the church is
getting funded immediately because they have
other property that they can leverage for the
commercial property, even if it's occupied, right?
And they also have a food bank. So anything related
to food, just remember, anything related to food
will always be a yes because food is a commodity.
And so anything you're doing related to food
is going to be a yes because food is a commodity.
People need food every day. Or so that's what
commerce says. So people need food every day.
Therefore, the food bank will be supported in
one way or another. and it's helping the community.
So as a cause -based lender, I say absolutely
yes. As a traditional lender, I say yes because
they can leverage the other properties to purchase
the commercial property. Okay. Okay. Okay. All
right. Now we're getting into these questions.
Now we're going to come back and we're going
to play another game towards the end. Okay. But
here's the first question. What does Kingdom
Boss mean to you? Wow. Kingdom Boss really means
leader. Like in the Kingdom are there any bosses
for real? You know, we all are subordinate to
our head, which is Christ Jesus. We all are servants.
So we are subservient to everyone, especially
those who are working with us on a day to day
basis or those whom we serve every day. So the
Kingdom Boss simply means a leader who is a good
steward. I like that. I like that. Definitely
would agree with that because, like you said,
we really, if you really look at it, we don't
own anything. Like, it's all he's, he's just
left his bar and put a little bit. So I would
agree with that. So. What is the biggest mistakes
entrepreneurs normally make? They fail to plan,
which means that they plan to fail. And even
if they do plan, I think one of the biggest mistakes
entrepreneurs make, even if they plan, either
they don't stick to the plan, or they don't reevaluate
the plan. It's a plan for a reason, you know?
And thank God we can talk about it in a biblical
sense. If you write the vision and make your
plane, you take the A out of plane and it's a
plan, right? It's a plan. And so it's right there
in front of your face, even if it's Terry, just
wait. It's coming. Just stick to the plan. I
like that. I like that. Do you feel that sometimes
that as believers, we sometimes over -spiritualize
some things? Without a doubt. Because the scripture
also tells us that faith without works is dead.
So we will sit here and have all the faith in
the world and think that it's supposed to fall
in our lap. No, it don't work like that. You
got to put some work in. Do you feel like sometimes
we have over -spirits a lot of some things? Absolutely.
So when I first came to Christ, I used to be
like that. Like I used to think, oh, you know,
God said it, he's going to do it. And then I
would just sit down and tour my thumbs. When
he does it, I'm going to be right here to, you
know, take full advantage of it. Yeah, right.
You're right. You're right. And so, yes, believers,
Christians, people who follow Christ, whatever
you want to call yourself, overspiritualizing
the reality of being a steward, one who gets
the opportunity to do anything in the name of
the Lord. That's an opportunity that comes with
great honor. With that same opportunity, it comes
with great responsibility. And that's where stewardship
really comes in. I've learned it firsthand. With
great honor comes great responsibility. Doing
anything for the Lord is great honor. Being a
chaplain, you don't have to pay me a penny to
be a chaplain, right? You don't have to pay me
a penny at all. Like, you know, like I said,
freely have I received, freely I give, I was
sponsored to become a chaplain. So how dare I?
Right? Charge anybody else. And in chaplaincy,
one of the biggest things that you steward over
is confidentiality, is trust, you know, relationship,
even presence. You can't tell everybody where
you are. You can't tell everybody what you heard.
You can't go out and talk about something that
is a critical situation for one person, maybe
traumatic for another person, and just gossip
for the last person. That same stewardship over
spiritualizing something. He's like, well, I
ain't gossiping, but pray for someone's soul
because this happened, and that happened, and
this happened, and that happened. We're not gonna
pray for someone so because you just want to
tell the story so bad You know what I'm saying
so I just use chaplaincy in this experience because
I Am a chaplain, but even in business, you know,
you get to look beyond the veil You get to see
past the curtain that people can put up on the
facade or social media You get to look at the
finances you get to see that oh you you run a
business, but it's not incorporated you know,
things like that. So, nonetheless, you can't
blame Jesus for being irresponsible. You can't.
You can't. And hello to breaking the silence.
Hey, hey, hey. I bless you. Thank you for coming
in, fam. I appreciate you. But I agree with that.
Like, I was the same boy for a minute. Like,
I was like, okay, God, everything is just gonna
fall right into my lap. And I had to check myself
on that. I was like, No, you got to put some
work in. You got to do your part, too. Like the
script says you make one step. He's going to
make two, right? We got to. We got to make sure
that we are doing the work that we are supposed
to do. So I definitely agree with that. So I
got another one for him being as young as you
are. And being in these rooms. with these powerful
people. Has there ever been a time where you
felt like they looked at you differently because
of your age? Yeah, but I want to say I'm young
-ish. I'm young -ish. Yeah, we're young -ish.
We're young -ish. Yes, I love it. I love it.
But in all honesty, they don't see a lot of people
at... your age, doing a lot of the things that
you're doing? You're right. You're right. Growing
up in the workforce or just being an adult, in
my adult life, all of my friends have been anywhere
from 17 to 25 years older than I am. And so my
true friendship circle was always way older than
I was. And my now friends, I'm catching up to
them. They're only seven or eight years older
or 10 years older. The gap is closing a little
bit and it's good. It's good. Yes, I've been
in rooms where people are like, why are you here
and what are you doing here? When I was 17 years
old, I was at Networking Mixers for Developers.
First of all, I look like how I look. Everybody
else has silver hair and pale skin, and I did
not. And they're like, why are you here? What
are you doing here? Because I belong here. Right.
I had a great mentor, had a wonderful mentor.
Her name was Cindy Braun. She's gone on to Glory
now. And she helped put me in rooms that I would
not have been in otherwise. that helped me build
the confidence over time to keep going in those
rooms, whether I was invited or not. The same
money that purchased their ticket, the same money
that purchased my ticket and you just keep going.
And I agree with that because I can speak for
myself even being the age that I am, being around
a lot of older guys as I was growing up. it helped
prepare me for where I am now. Like growing up
at the age of five, when most kids were sitting
around playing in the sandbox or something like
that, or going to a football game on a Friday
night, I'm sitting here, getting ready to go
to rehearsal with my father for our quartet group
that we son again. So it's like, being around
older guys my whole life. Yeah. And it's like,
well, most people may be going to church one
time on Sunday mornings. Man, for me, I'm going
Sunday school, morning rush of service, then
nine times nine, 10, our group got to sing somewhere
that Sunday night. So it's like, on Monday morning,
they asking me, what's you doing? What did you
do this weekend? Church? Church, church and more
church. Exactly. Good evening, apart from this
team of we, good evening, COO of our network.
God bless you, sis. But yes, like, let's end
it. Yes, search, search and more church. Search
and more church. You were the baby OG. Oh, for
real, for real. So it was like, it was no surprise
to anybody when at 17 years old, I'm announcing
my calling into the ministry. They like. We've
been writing on this. I'm like, I wish somebody
would have told me because I was cool where I
was at. So like, yeah, for real, like, I get
it. I get it. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Yeah. All
right. So here's another question for you. What
industries are growing the fastest right now?
technology fast. Oil and gas is growing. Natural
gas is growing right now. What else is growing?
I mean, technology with AI, of course, the green
industry, environmental industry. So anything
that solar power, wind power, water power, all
alternative power solutions is extremely important
and vital right now. It's growing at an exponential
rate. If you ever want to see where the money's
going or where the nation's going, or all the
nations are going, look at what the nations are
investing in. So right now, you'll see announcements
that, you know, the current administration's
investing in environmental, environmental innovation.
We'll call it that, right? Environmental innovation.
Yeah. Okay. Okay. I like that. So I hope y 'all
have pen and paper because she just gave y 'all
some free game of what y 'all need to be investing
in right now. She gave y 'all free game. All
right. So I got one more for you. Then we're
going to play one more game. Yeah. All right.
What scripture keeps you grounded as an entrepreneur?
Matthew 633, but seek you first, the kingdom
of God and his righteousness. And all of these
things shall be added unto you. I like that.
Yeah. That's one of my favorites. That is definitely
one of my favorites. Yeah. That one is a, it's
been drilled into my head. Even when I had aspirations,
it was like, yeah, but CQ first, the kingdom
of God and his righteousness and all these things
will be added unto you. And I was like, man,
talking about big deals, like people wanted $400
million, $100 million, billions of dollars. I'm
like, man, I get to do this. But Siki, first
the king of God. First the king of God. And his
righteousness and all of these things shall be
added unto you. And so, I mean, now, you know,
people can ask for something that I'm like, and
Lord, what do you say? Mm -hmm. They can ask
all they want, but what does the Lord say? So,
yeah. I like that. All right. All right. I love
that. I love that. Exactly. One of my favorite.
I love that script too. For sure. For sure. So,
all right. This game right here is, well, you
know what? I got two games you're going to do.
All right. So the first one is I'm going to pitch
you an idea. Okay. And I only got 60 seconds
to pitch it to you. And you tell me if you would
invest in it or not. All right. So hello, Ms.
India. I am the CEO of a social media platform,
which is a social media network. And I am one
that has multiple souls. We have a strong outreach
in our community. We are. looking to expand and
grow and with that, it's going to take money
to grow into a bigger network. We was wondering
if you would be willing to offer us any kind
of a loan or anything like that to help us out.
What is your primary? content detail like what
kind of content are you putting out? We put out
Christian content for the Christian community
and it is wide based. We do different shows every
day. So it is like they're getting something
different every day and we are trying to get
something that can reach each and every person.
And what's your age group demographic? Our age
group demographic would be from 21 all the way
to 65. That's a large gap. Okay. That's a big
jump. Which age group is the largest in your
demographic between 21 and 65? I would say from
21 to mid 40s would be 21 to mid thirties or
forties would be okay. Millennials, Gen Z's.
Okay. And how many, well, what's your conversion
rate from social media to your actual show platforms?
We have a great conversion rate on the sole platforms
to social media from where we might After the
so as we might have about 30 or 40 views on the
so and they pretty much matches with the subscribers
counts and our following count Okay, so it's
like is it like a hundred percent conversion
or is it more like a 50 or 20 percent conversion?
I would say it's about 50 percent 50 percent
conversion. Okay. Well, that's above average
I'll do it. How much money you need? Yes. All
right. All right. All right. I love it. I love
it. I love it. All right. All right. So here
we go. We're going to play a game called Balls
Are Broke. Balls are broke. Okay. Balls are broke.
Here we go. All right. Here it goes. So I'm going
to give you a situation you got to tell me if
it's a ball smooth or is it broke? And then you
gotta explain more, you gotta explain why. Okay,
ready. Mixing personal and business money. That's
a broke move all day. That's a broke move all
day. Okay. Okay, so if you want to be a boss,
it costs to be the boss. And there is a fee that
comes along with it. So it costs to be the boss
and there's a fee that comes along with it. You
can invest your personal money in the beginning,
right? But as soon as the business starts generating
income, you have to regenerate that revenue back
into the business so it can keep generating income.
Your personal money is for your household and
those whom you take care of. Your business money
is for the business to take care of the business.
No commingling of funds, people go to jail for
that. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. Have a multiple
streams of income, boss move or both move. That's
a boss move all day. Boss move all day. If, you
know, if God had multiple streams, we need multiple
streams. Ecclesiastes tells us it's good to have
seven, even eight, right? Read the scripture
yourself, but yes. I love it. I love it. All
right. Running a business without insurance.
That's a broke move. That's high risk. That's
high risk. So as an insurance professional, I
believe in reducing the risk, you know, me. So
yeah. Yeah, boss up and get you some insurance.
Boss up is pay that insurance. Yeah. All right,
so I'm going to have to talk to you after this.
So for sure, I'm going to talk to you. All right.
All right. Well, waiting until tax season to
organize your receipts. That's okay. Okay. So
that, that's bossy and broken at the same time.
So, okay. Explain. Because some businesses have
to pay quarterly taxes. So if you pay quarterly
taxes, nine times out of ten, you're either organizing
your receipts on a monthly basis or quarterly
basis and paying those quarterly taxes. But if
you are a small business, a solo or something
of that nature or a single member LLC and your
tax professional is only asking you for the receipts
once a year. I can understand you going through
your bank statements or looking for the information
once a year. I totally understand that. But in
order to be a better steward in order to be one
who knows where your money's going, I would recommend
doing a monthly reconciliation where you look
at your bank statements. and make sure that your
bank statement is lining up with your business
expenses and just doing those checks and balances
where it doesn't even make sense to be spending
this kind of money. So yeah, so that's the answer.
It's a boss move because I see a lot of bosses
do it and it's a broke move because depending
on your business structure, you should be doing
this every quarter or every month. Okay. Investing
and marketing. Boss move all day. Boss move all
day. If nobody knows what you're doing and you're
in the business, what are you doing? I agree.
I agree. Not knowing your numbers. That's a broke
move. That's totally a broke move. I mean, we
just talked about marketing. your marketing budget
should be plus or minus 30 to 40 % of your overall
business budget because you gotta tell people
where you are, who you are. So you have to know
your numbers even to run your business on a skeleton
budget, which I say is 50 % of your revenue is
your skeleton budget. And if you don't know your
numbers, you'll run yourself out of business.
And last but certainly not least, having a success
in plan. Boss move all day. Please do it. If
you have a hobby, don't worry about a succession
plan. But if you turn that thing that you love
into a business, you loved it enough to leave
it. Leave it to somebody, sell it eventually.
pass it on something, something. You didn't do
all that work for nothing. And so I read a book
one time and says, people are forgotten at 50
years after they die. So your succession plan
should be to keep your name relevant for 50 years
after you die. I agree. I agree. When I think
about a succession plan, I look at what Tupac
recorded. Even before he died, he had recorded
so many albums that even after death, we're still
getting music from Tupac. Yes, absolutely. So
I agree with that. I agree with that. So now
we are about to do what is called the kingdom
boss moment. Okay. What that is is we are putting
you in this hot seat. We are allowing you to
tell the audience where they can find you at
and what they and leave them with an encouraging
word and you're definitely coming back. I will
be sending a link to you again so that you can
book again because you got to come back. We got
to have you again because we just getting started
with this conversation. And like I said, don't
leave the studio because I need to have a conversation
with you after this. All right. All right. So
now we're going to have the Kingdom Balls moment.
So, hi, my name is India Shanon minutes. I am
the founder of tick USA. This is Christ Center
and we help founders connect to capital. We're
a digital marketing company helping businesses
grow from their ideas to reality. You can find
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Instagram and LinkedIn and I look forward to
connecting with you. If I had the opportunity
to share any advice with you, it's still going
to be my favorite scripture to seek first the
kingdom of God and his righteousness and know
that all of these things shall be added unto
you. There's nothing in this world that's worth
losing your life for. All right, all right, all
right. We won't sell the tune into tomorrow.
Prosperity blueprint will be on the mall and
y 'all know Dr. West either is definitely going
to give you all powerful word and tune in Friday.
Breaking up with toxicity is coming back doesn't
name myself team of we we are finally back on
Friday. So y 'all definitely tune in for that
conversation and. As I always say, as we close
out, sometimes our disappointments are nothing
more than God's appointments. Meaning, sometimes
we're looking at his back. God has only turned
it around for our good. Stay blessed, be blessed,
and be a blessing to someone else. And I'll see
y 'all tomorrow night. Peace. Hello, hello, hello.
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