Is Generational Wealth for Black People?: A Call for A Changed Mindset with Pastor Frederick Guions
12/14/20 • 48 min
#031: Why are we not producers as the African American community? We’re called to be consumers of our products and not just consumers. We need to change our mindset and align with the biggest ideas that God has for our lives by going beyond our comfort.
In this episode of Beyond the Culture with Dr. David M. Walker, I have Pastor Frederick Guions, the chairman at the Guions Group LLC. He works as a certified John Maxwell speaker, trainer, and coach at the John Maxwell Team. He’s a former pro football player, he had a successful career as a financial advisor working on Wall Street, and has appeared on radio, seminars, and hosted conferences. He’s also a senior pastor at the Blessed Church in Philadelphia and the author of a soon to be released book entitled, The Goal Standard.
Pastor Frederick discusses the importance of generational wealth building for African Americans by expanding our minds from the comfortable environments we’re used to having. This new mindset believes that wealth is for our people. Listen in to learn the importance of trusting God with your next work when His time is right.
Quotes:
· “There is so much more for us to have and lifestyles for us to live and also to pass down if we just simply accept the ideas that are beyond our normal comfort.”- Frederick [11:34]
· “Success, influence, and prosperity is all about evangelism.” - Frederick [26:01]
What you will learn in this episode:
· [2:49] Frederick talks about his professional football career in the 90s and the team he supports now.
· [4:42] He talks about his career at Wallstreet and why he left to pursue ministry work locally and internationally.
· [7:17] Learning to take baby steps and not allowing the newness of the idea of wealth to push us back as African Americans.
· [10:01] How to expand our minds to the possibility of what we can have beyond our normal comfort.
· [12:22] The barriers that are stopping black communities from becoming producers and instead remaining consumers.
· [15:22] He shares how he started serving in the ministry, plus the ideas he and his church community share.
· [20:51] How God called Frederick to be a speaker and coach to help others and not just be a traditional pastor.
· [25:25] How to be a producer and creator to get people to give you permission to influence them.
· [31:30] Purpose always leaves clues- trusting God with your next work.
· [34:23] Frederick explains why his wife and Dr. Will Moreland are his greatest influences in life.
· [38:25] He talks about his book ‘The Goal Standard’ which is all about who to become before setting one big goal.
· [41:19] How to deep work by strengthening your focus and mindset.
· [44:08] Learn that life for God begins at discovery and He will get you to your spot when His time is right.
Relevant Links:
Website: https://www.frederickguions.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frederick.guions
Book Mentioned:
Deep Work by Cal Newport
The Goal Standard by Frederick Guions
#031: Why are we not producers as the African American community? We’re called to be consumers of our products and not just consumers. We need to change our mindset and align with the biggest ideas that God has for our lives by going beyond our comfort.
In this episode of Beyond the Culture with Dr. David M. Walker, I have Pastor Frederick Guions, the chairman at the Guions Group LLC. He works as a certified John Maxwell speaker, trainer, and coach at the John Maxwell Team. He’s a former pro football player, he had a successful career as a financial advisor working on Wall Street, and has appeared on radio, seminars, and hosted conferences. He’s also a senior pastor at the Blessed Church in Philadelphia and the author of a soon to be released book entitled, The Goal Standard.
Pastor Frederick discusses the importance of generational wealth building for African Americans by expanding our minds from the comfortable environments we’re used to having. This new mindset believes that wealth is for our people. Listen in to learn the importance of trusting God with your next work when His time is right.
Quotes:
· “There is so much more for us to have and lifestyles for us to live and also to pass down if we just simply accept the ideas that are beyond our normal comfort.”- Frederick [11:34]
· “Success, influence, and prosperity is all about evangelism.” - Frederick [26:01]
What you will learn in this episode:
· [2:49] Frederick talks about his professional football career in the 90s and the team he supports now.
· [4:42] He talks about his career at Wallstreet and why he left to pursue ministry work locally and internationally.
· [7:17] Learning to take baby steps and not allowing the newness of the idea of wealth to push us back as African Americans.
· [10:01] How to expand our minds to the possibility of what we can have beyond our normal comfort.
· [12:22] The barriers that are stopping black communities from becoming producers and instead remaining consumers.
· [15:22] He shares how he started serving in the ministry, plus the ideas he and his church community share.
· [20:51] How God called Frederick to be a speaker and coach to help others and not just be a traditional pastor.
· [25:25] How to be a producer and creator to get people to give you permission to influence them.
· [31:30] Purpose always leaves clues- trusting God with your next work.
· [34:23] Frederick explains why his wife and Dr. Will Moreland are his greatest influences in life.
· [38:25] He talks about his book ‘The Goal Standard’ which is all about who to become before setting one big goal.
· [41:19] How to deep work by strengthening your focus and mindset.
· [44:08] Learn that life for God begins at discovery and He will get you to your spot when His time is right.
Relevant Links:
Website: https://www.frederickguions.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frederick.guions
Book Mentioned:
Deep Work by Cal Newport
The Goal Standard by Frederick Guions
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#032: How many times do you use your voice to tell your story? Your story is who you are and can only be heard when you learn to effectively communicate. Life is about who you are and every moment is important and should be told with pride, not pieces that make others happy.
In this episode of Beyond the Culture with Dr. David M. Walker, we have Star Bobatoon, Esq., an award-winning international speaker, a presentation coach, and a trainer. She has over a decade of experience in performing on stage, television, and the big screen. She has another decade of experience as an employment attorney. Star is a trained speaker and trained with the world-renowned motivation speaker Les Brown and is also an author of three books.
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“In every situation, we have the ability to choose which way we are going to go.”- Star [25:36]
What you will learn in this episode:
· [1:46] Star explains when and how she became a child star and why she decided to hide her gift for many years to make peace with her family.
· [8:30] The racial disparities that existed when Star was younger and in the TV world which she became more aware of as she grew older.
· [13:11] How learning her son had Duchenne muscular dystrophy- an incurable deadly disease- changed her.
· [18:40] Why she wrote her first book ‘I hate muscular dystrophy’ to help parents deal with children with life-altering diseases.
· [21:03] The power of belief when you do not have a reason to believe.
· [28:23] Star explains when she decided to do public speaking under the mentorship of Les Brown.
· [34:36] The importance of communication- seeing, hearing, and validating everyone’s story to be understood.
· [40:10] She talks about her book ‘STARPoints’. What it entails, and how it came about.
· [44:40] Star talks about the choices she would regret but has instead become part of her life.
· [46:46] Learn to use this unprecedented time to set the precedent yourself.
Relevant Links:
· Website: https://www.starbobatoon.com/
· LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/starbobatoon/
· Email: [email protected]
Star’s Books:
· I Hate Muscular Dystrophy: Loving A Child with A Life-Altering Disease
· STARPoints: 31 Strategies to Illuminate Your Life Vols. I & II
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