We’ve been conditioned to believe that success is about what we can buy—fancy cars, designer clothes, the latest gadgets. We walk into places like Walmart, fill our carts, and feel a sense of accomplishment. But here’s the truth: wealth isn’t measured by what you consume; it’s defined by what you create.

I don’t want you to just shop at Walmart. I want you to build the next Walmart.
Imagine the power of shifting from being a customer to becoming the owner, the architect, the visionary. Every business you support was once someone’s idea, backed by courage, strategy, and faith. The question is: why not you?

Hidden Money isn’t just a guide to entrepreneurship—it’s a spiritual blueprint for building wealth with purpose. It teaches that the principles of ownership, growth, and legacy aren’t just business strategies; they’re divine assignments.

So the next time you reach for your wallet, ask yourself:
• Am I adding to someone else’s legacy or building my own?
• Am I just buying products, or am I ready to create opportunities?

As I mention in my bio, I don’t want you, as a Black entrepreneur, to just open a small business that survives—I want you to build a brand that thrives on a global scale. Think beyond a local shop; envision your product and services reaching international markets, creating generational wealth, and making a worldwide impact.

I am not trying to be repetitive, but I am deeply passionate about ensuring that you fully understand and embrace my vision for Black Entrepreneurs. I want this message to resonate deeply with you and inspire meaningful action.

It’s time to stop shopping for success and start building it.

Information sourced from ChatGPT (OpenAI) on 02/11/25.

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02/11/25.