In our 50th episode of the "Monetize Your Ministry" podcast, Kymone Hinds celebrates the milestone, clarifies it's not his birthday, and encourages celebrating small wins. The episode delves into personal development, focusing on increasing productivity and achievement from 50 to 100. Kymone Hinds shares personal stories, including running a marathon to teach his children about perseverance. Hinds discusses the importance of daily motivation, time management, and overcoming negative thought patterns. Kymone also emphasizes accountability and setting goals with consequences. Practical advice is shared within the episode on managing time, prioritizing tasks, and staying motivated to reach full potential in ministry and business. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:00:02) Celebrating Episode 50 Kymone Hinds expresses gratitude and celebrates reaching the 50th episode milestone of the podcast. (00:00:59) Setting the Record Straight Kymone Hinds clarifies misconceptions about the purpose of the celebration and shares personal experiences related to the 50th episode. (00:01:53) Promoting the Podcast Encouraging audience engagement and sharing information about accessing the podcast on various platforms. (00:03:53) The Heart of Ministry Explaining the purpose of the podcast in helping those with a heart for service and ministry-driven individuals. (00:04:56) Overcoming Inconsistency Kymone Hinds shares personal experiences and challenges related to consistency in podcasting and invites audience participation. (00:07:02) The Power of Celebration Emphasizing the importance of celebrating small wins and achievements in the journey towards personal and professional goals. (00:12:16) Determining Your Why Encouraging listeners to identify their motivations and revisit them regularly to drive progress and success. (00:19:37) Developing a Time Management System Highlighting the significance of implementing effective time management to maximize potential and achieve goals. (00:21:39) Time Management The importance of tracking time, finding pockets of time, and creating a time budget for business growth. (00:24:42) Carving Out Time Utilizing the power of 15 minutes, identifying the best time for work, and carving out dedicated time for projects. (00:25:41) Managing Your Hours Allocating time for planning, producing, and pitching, and using time wisely to work on business goals. (00:30:01) Defeating Negative Thought Patterns Recognizing and reframing negative thought patterns, seeking constructive feedback, and using faith to overcome doubt. (00:36:14) Claiming God's Promises Using God's promises to counter negative thought patterns, reframing doubts, and nurturing a positive mindset. (00:40:36) Consistency and Resilience Embracing the "don't miss twice" mantra to maintain consistency and resilience in pursuing goals. (00:41:31) Don't Miss Twice The importance of not allowing setbacks to derail progress and the significance of self-compassion. (00:43:17) Maximizing Potential Emphasizing the need to move beyond mediocrity, maximize potential, and honor God by utilizing one's abilities to the fullest. (00:44:27) Accountability Discussion on the positive aspect of accountability, setting mutually agreed-upon goals, and the impact of consequences for achieving or failing to achieve those goals. (00:47:14) Stronger Accountability Kymone's personal experience with accountability, including setting specific goals, the impact of tangible stakes, and the necessity of a robust accountability system. (00:50:59) Moving from 50 to 100 Encouragement to join a community, program, or get a coach for accountability, investment, and support to achieve personal and professional goals. (00:53:45) Future Plans for the Podcast Kymone Hinds shares his plans for future podcast episodes, including continuing interviews, solo episodes, and engaging with the audience for topic suggestions. (00:55:37) Closing Thoughts Encouragement for listeners to subscribe, binge-watch previous episodes and take their inspiration and stories to the marketplace to increase income and impact.

In this episode, Shari Loveday discusses her path to finding purpose in ministry and how her personal experiences have shaped her approach. She emphasizes authenticity's importance, sharing her struggles to help others. Shari also provides practical advice on starting a ministry-based business, highlighting the value of self-education through books and the necessity of understanding business structures. She encourages seeking professional help for tax matters and considering a virtual assistant to manage the workload. Additionally, Shari stresses the benefits of networking and learning from others in similar fields. Her insights extend to the importance of coaching, especially when struggling with the concept of charging for ministry services. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Shari Loveday on IG: https://www.instagram.com/lovewellfamilytherapy/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Love Well Family Therapy’s website: http://www.lovewellfamilytherapy.com Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast (00:00:01) Monetizing Different GiftsKymone Hinds introduces Shari Loveday and discusses the potential for monetizing diverse talents and gifts. (00:01:53) Shari Loveday's Diverse Background Shari Loveday's extensive background, including her roles as a teacher, homeschooling parent, therapist, and author, and her diverse educational achievements, is discussed. (00:03:26) Discovering the Call to MinistryShari talks about her journey of discovering her call to ministry, the challenges faced due to traditional gender roles, and her various pastoral and youth ministry roles. (00:05:21) Shari's Unconventional InterestsShari shares her surprising love for opera and country music, reflecting on her unique background and interests. (00:06:59) Defining MinistryShari defines ministry as creating space for healing, freeing, enlightening, comforting, and positioning, emphasizing the impact on others beyond traditional church settings. (00:10:51) Impact of Education on Shari's LifeShari discusses the transformative impact of her education in marriage and family therapy on her personal life, family dynamics, and career choices. (00:13:28) Journey to Self-DiscoveryShari shares her journey of self-discovery, including the realization of living for proof and seeking validation, leading to an existential crisis, and the impact of therapy on her healing process. (00:20:15) Understanding Personal PurposeShari reflects on her purpose as an instrument for setting people free and the organic development of multiple streams of income aligned with her purpose. (00:22:13) Ministering through Shared ExperiencesShari discusses how her transparent sharing of personal struggles and experiences allows her to minister to others who have faced similar challenges. (00:22:45) Laying the Foundation of MinistryShari discusses her journey and the purpose of her ministry, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and lived experiences in teaching and preaching. (00:25:51) Starting a Business with Limited ResourcesShari shares her experience of starting her business as a stay-at-home mom with limited financial resources, highlighting the value of self-education through books and the practical aspects of structuring a business. (00:30:42) Challenges in Pricing and Building a PracticeThe discussion delves into the challenges of pricing services in ministry-based businesses, the psychological barriers associated with charging for services, and the importance of valuing one's time and expertise. (00:36:32) Creating Sustainable Boundaries and PricingThe conversation focuses on the significance of valuing one's time, setting sustainable pricing, and creating boundaries to maintain a healthy work-life balance in ministry-based businesses. (00:43:20) Promoting Emotional Intelligence and Sustainable RelationshipsShari shares resources available on her website, including courses on boosting emotional intelligence and enhancing relationships, emphasizing the transformative impact of emotional awareness in personal and professional interactions. (00:44:03) Impact of ministry on othersTouching on the impact of Sherry's ministry on others and the broader community.

In this episode, Matthew Gay, CEO of Fit Coach USA, discusses his transformation from struggling with weight to becoming a fitness and faith leader. He shares his journey from a West Indian background, a car accident, and his path to becoming a certified personal trainer and weight loss specialist. The episode covers the challenges of integrating health and fitness into church culture, the creation of Fit Church, and adapting his business to online coaching during COVID-19. Matthew highlights his programs to promote fitness within churches and communities, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to health and discipleship. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Matthew Gay on IG:https://www.instagram.com/fitchurchunited/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Fit Coach USA’s website: http://www.fitchurchunited.com Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast (00:00:01) Fit ChurchIntroduction to Fit Church, a different type of church focusing on fitness and health as part of ministry. (00:01:16) Introduction of Matthew GayIntroducing Matthew Gay, CEO of Fit Coach USA, and his background in fitness coaching and discipleship. (00:02:51) Matthew Gay's Personal JourneyDiscussion of Matthew Gay's personal journey from being out of shape to becoming a fitness coach and disciple of Christ. (00:10:07) Transition to Online CoachingAdapting to online coaching due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the decision to start his own fitness company. (00:12:21) Fit Church Ministry and Name OriginThe origin of Fit Church as a ministry and the concept of faith-inspired training. (00:19:02) Fitness Ministry in ChurchesChallenges in introducing fitness ministries in churches and shifting the approach to involve fitness enthusiasts and coaches. (00:19:53) American Church Culture and HealthDiscussion of the lack of emphasis on health and fitness in American church culture and the need for change. (00:20:49) The need for health and fitness in the churchDiscussion about the lack of emphasis on health and fitness in the church and the need for ministry to address chronic illnesses and overall well-being. (00:23:23) Establishing a fitness ministryQuestions about the process of establishing a fitness ministry, including the associated costs and sustainability of the business. (00:25:16) Transitioning to online coachingExplanation of the transition from in-person to online coaching, including the use of apps for workouts, tracking progress, and providing accountability. (00:27:48) Benefits of online coachingDiscussion of the advantages of online coaching, such as providing more value, convenience, and fostering independence in clients. (00:29:48) The goal of transformationEmphasis on the goal of transformation and the tools available online to facilitate personal growth and development. (00:30:18) Connecting with Fit Church and coaching services Information on how to connect with Fit Church United, learn about coaching programs, and reach out to the speaker for fitness ministry or individual health goals.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Jeremy Anderson, also known as Mr. Next Level Living. They discuss the blend of ministry and business, with Jeremy sharing his life transformation from past struggles with addiction to becoming a motivational speaker and minister. He emphasizes the power of words to inspire change, whether in schools, street ministry, or corporate events. Jeremy advocates for the rightful compensation for ministry work, highlighting that financial success enables greater philanthropic outreach, such as feeding the hungry and educating children. He stresses the importance of balancing family life with ministry, ensuring that his family remains his priority. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Jeremy Anderson on IG: https://www.instagram.com/1jeremyanderson/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Jeremy Anderson’s website: https://www.jeremyanderson.org/   Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast (00:01:28) Jeremy Anderson's background and journeyJeremy Anderson shares his personal and professional journey, including his family, career, and mindset. (00:04:31) Challenges in ministry and personal growthJeremy discusses his involvement in ministry, personal struggles, and the impact of fear of judgment from the church. (00:13:34) Ministry outside the churchThe discussion focuses on the impactful ministry outside the church and the impact of being vulnerable and transparent. (00:17:34) Impact of speaking engagementsJeremy shares the impact of his speaking engagements, including personal transformations and the power of vulnerability. (00:19:26) Integrity and Value in MinistryJeremy discusses the importance of integrity and value in various roles and the impact of ministry in different spaces. (00:20:25) Intersection of Ministry and BusinessThe discussion centers on the intersection of ministry and business, addressing the idea of getting paid for helping people and the importance of the two together. (00:21:15) Monetizing MinistryJeremy talks about the misconceptions around monetizing ministry, emphasizing the value of being compensated for ministry work. (00:26:54) Expanding Business VenturesJeremy shares his journey of expanding business ventures, diversifying his portfolio, and solving problems through various business endeavors. (00:35:21) Teamwork and LeadershipThe conversation shifts to the significance of teamwork and leadership in the success of Jeremy's endeavors, highlighting the role of his dedicated team. (00:40:10) Building with SomeoneJeremy shares tips for starting a coaching, speaking, or ministry business and emphasizes the importance of not comparing oneself to others. (00:40:50) Growth and FaithfulnessJeremy discusses his journey from starting with minimal resources to building a production team and emphasizes being faithful over time. (00:43:06) Adjusting ExpectationsJeremy encourages adjusting expectations to align with God's plan, serving others, and being inspired by those making strides. (00:44:41) Gratitude and AmbitionJeremy advocates being grateful but not settling, expressing a desire to do more for others, and having big expectations for God's work. (00:48:40) Empowering MinistryThe discussion shifts to how monetizing ministry can enable individuals to do more for others and meet tangible needs. (00:49:25) Promoting Next Level Speakers AcademyJeremy provides information on connecting with him and the Next Level Speakers Academy, emphasizing its impact and discipleship nature.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Dr. Rhonda Tsoi-A-Fatt, a leader in social justice and youth work, and founder of the Moriah Group. Dr. Tsoi-A-Fatt discusses her Trinidadian upbringing, her mother's influence on her views of equity, and the challenges of starting her own consulting firm. She emphasizes aligning work with one's calling and faith, and the importance of making a difference in marginalized communities. Dr. Tsoi-A-Fatt also offers practical advice on establishing a business, securing grants, and the spiritual aspect of her work, including a healing retreat center funded by Mackenzie Scott. The episode concludes with Dr. Tsoi-A-Fatt sharing how faith plays a role in entrepreneurship and the power of overcoming fear to pursue one's dreams. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Rhonda Tsoi-A-Fatt on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nehemiahmabry/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Moriah Group’s website: http://www.themoriahgroup.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast **Introducing Dr. Rhonda Tsoi-A-Fatt (00:02:16)**Kymone welcomes Dr. Rhonda Tsoi-A-Fatt, praising her work and expressing excitement about her being a guest on the podcast. **Dr. Rhonda's Passion for Equity (00:05:56)**Dr. Rhonda shares her childhood experiences in Trinidad and Tobago and the inequities she observed in the education system, sparking her passion for providing equity and equality for youth. **Realization of Ministry (00:14:25)**Dr. Rhonda discusses how she recognized her work as her ministry early on and the intertwining of her faith and professional work. **Starting the Moriah Group (00:16:21)**Dr. Rhonda explains the pivotal moments that led her to start her own consulting firm, the Moriah Group, and how it was influenced by her grandmother's legacy. **Building a Business Model (00:19:42)**Kymone and Dr. Rhonda explore the business model of the Moriah Group and how it aligns with the concept of monetizing ministry, including the significance of receiving funds to support the ministry's goals. **Business Growth and Structure (00:23:56)**Dr. Rhonda shares the challenges of business growth, the need for professional development, and the importance of structuring the business for compliance and growth. **Evolution of Role in the Moriah Group (00:28:17)**Dr. Rhonda talks about the transition from hands-on work to a leadership role as the company grows, emphasizing the shift from operational work to big-picture visioning. **Packaging Services and Grant Funding (00:31:10)**The conversation covers different ways the Moriah Group offers its services, including intermediary grant-making and licensing written curriculum, along with tips for securing grant funding. **Overcoming Pushback and Staying Positive (00:33:40)**Dr. Rhonda addresses the pushback against critical race theory and the importance of focusing on allies and supporters to stay positive and motivated in the face of opposition. **Healing Retreat Center (00:36:16)**Dr. Rhonda shares the vision and progress of building a healing retreat center, including the land blessing ceremony and the goal of providing a safe space for activists and leaders. **Securing Grant Funding (00:38:47)**Dr. Rhonda provides advice on finding and applying for grant opportunities, emphasizing the importance of legal paperwork, clear articulation of mission, and dispelling misconceptions about nonprofit finances. **Dealing with Rejection and Activating Faith in Business (00:43:06)**The conversation addresses the challenges of rejection in business, the role of faith, and the power of prayer in achieving business goals. **Dreaming big (00:47:50)**Discussion on the importance of dreaming audaciously and following God's lead in ministry and business, leading to unexpected success and impact. **Encouragement to think bigger (00:53:25)**Kymone encourages listeners to think bigger in pursuing their calling and to take inspiration and knowledge gained from the episode out into the world.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds talks with Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an engineer, educator, and entrepreneur, about his journey intertwining STEM and ministry. Dr. Mabry recounts his educational path, from feeling torn between public speaking and math/science to realizing his calling in engineering ministry. His work with Engineering Ministries International and his participation in President Obama's campaign, which led to the founding of STEM Media, are discussed. He emphasizes the importance of valuing his work, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the significance of delegating to scale his business. The episode also covers Dr. Mabry's advice for young STEM professionals and details the services offered by STEM Media, including production, educational experiences, and a diverse content network. Kymone Hinds closes by commending Dr. Mabry's faith-driven approach to creating impact and income in the STEM field. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Nehemiah Mabry on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nehemiahmabry/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Nehemiah Mabry’s website: https://www.nehemiahmabry.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast (00:00:01) The educational journeyDiscussion about finding ministry in the field of STEM and helping others to move into that area. (00:03:56) Early career explorationDr. Mabry shares his childhood dream of becoming an ice cream truck driver and how it relates to his current journey. (00:06:21) College major and vocational ministryDr. Mabry discusses his major in engineering and the tension he felt between his speaking ability and technical skills. (00:12:19) Finding ministry in engineeringDr. Mabry shares how he felt called to ministry in the field of engineering and his involvement with engineering ministries. (00:17:23) National grand prizeDr. Mabry's experience of winning the national grand prize for a creative engineering video and its impact on his career. (00:18:03) The manifestation of engineering ministryDr. Mabry's realization of using engineering for empowerment and inspiration led to the start of his journey. (00:18:25) Defining STEM and its missionThe meaning of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and its significance in Dr. Mabry's career and mission field. (00:19:48) Structural engineering and problem-solvingDr. Mabry focuses on structural engineering, its role in infrastructure, and the problem-solving aspect of engineering. (00:25:08) Overcoming internal hang-ups on pricingDr. Mabry's struggle with charging for his services and his realization of the importance of attaching value to his work. (00:32:02)The mission of STEM MediaThe target audience and purpose of STEM Media is empowering underrepresented young professionals in STEM fields. (00:35:41) Building a team and transitioning to full-time entrepreneurship Dr. Mabry's transition from a full-time engineering job to focusing on STEM Media and the process of bringing on team members. (00:36:07) The importance of scaling upDr. Mabry discusses the need to scale up and delegate tasks to improve the quality of the product. (00:38:33) The faith step of resigning from a jobDr. Mabry shares his journey of resigning from his full-time job and the practical and financial considerations involved. (00:40:14) Pivoting business models and pursuing sustainable marketsDr. Mabry talks about the need to pivot business models and pursue sustainable markets for long-term growth. (00:43:21) Lessons and tips for B2B businessDr. Mabry provides insights into the challenges and tips for conducting business-to-business sales, including longer sales cycles and understanding the budget of the business. (00:52:27) Advice for young individuals considering STEM careersDr. Mabry encourages young individuals to pursue STEM careers, highlighting the usefulness of STEM skills in solving real-world problems and creating innovations. (00:53:37) Stem Media and Nehemiah’s CareerDr. Mabry explains the work of STEM Media, its components, and services offered for organizations and professionals in STEM. (00:54:17) Stem Media StudiosDr. Mabry discusses Stem Media's full-blown production capabilities, including work with PBS Digital Studios, Smithsonian, and Wired Magazine. (00:55:12) Stem Media ExperienceThe discussion covers workshops, lectures, public speaking, and the annual Stem Success Summit organized by Stem Media. (00:55:59) Stem Media NetworkDr. Mabry explains the Stem Media Network, offering on-demand content and empowering resources for STEM success. (00:56:40) Encouragement and ConclusionKymone Hinds shares an encouraging message about faithfulness and the podcast concludes with a call to action.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds and Chris Corinthian focus on empowering college students and their parents with financial literacy and scholarship strategies. Chris, an expert in financial aid, shares his journey and insights on how to graduate debt-free by leveraging scholarships and personal finance habits. He discusses the importance of sub-niching, perceived value, and premium pricing. The conversation covers practical tips for high schoolers on scholarship applications, essay writing, and using scholarship platforms. Chris also touches on passive income opportunities for students and offers resources like his book and coaching programs. The episode emphasizes the significance of financial planning, understanding one's value, and aligning personal goals with financial opportunities. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Chris Corinthian on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thefinlitguy/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Fin Lit University’s website: http://finlituniversity.net   Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the podcast (00:02:00) Welcoming the GuestKymone introduces Chris Corinthian, the guest, and sets the stage for the discussion. (00:02:51) Chris Corinthian's BackgroundChris shares his background in higher education and financial aid, highlighting his expertise in helping students receive multiple scholarships and graduate debt-free. (00:05:15) Personal Finance StrugglesChris recounts personal financial struggles, including job loss, apartment fire, and lack of financial knowledge. (00:07:50) Financial Aid and ScholarshipsChris discusses students' experiences with financial aid, receiving scholarships, and managing refund checks. (00:09:40) Personal Finance TransformationChris explains how he transformed his financial habits and learned about emergency funds and credit card management. (00:12:19) Financial Literacy and ResponsibilityChris emphasizes the importance of personal finance responsibility, credit score components, and preparing for the future. (00:13:37) Impact of Student Loan DebtChris highlights the impact of student loan debt on individuals' ability to pursue their dreams and the importance of financial freedom. (00:14:45) Business Focus and Customer AvatarChris discusses his business model, focusing on serving parents of high school seniors and the importance of niche specialization. (00:18:50) Premium Pricing and QualityChris explains the concept of premium pricing and the association of quality with higher prices in the business context. (00:18:55) The value of the offerDiscussion on the importance of offering value over price and the perception of value. (00:20:14) Perceived value of a productComparison of the perceived value of a product to the cost and how it affects consumer behavior. (00:21:28) Identifying customer avatarThe process of identifying the ideal customer avatar and its impact on a business model and coaching program. (00:22:50) Specialization in servicesThe importance of specialization in services and its impact on the value and pricing. (00:24:49) Financial aid and scholarships for high school studentsStrategies for high school students to obtain financial aid and scholarships, including contacting school counselors and dual enrollment. (00:31:02) Utilizing local scholarshipsThe significance of local scholarships and the potential unclaimed scholarship funds. (00:32:27) Scholarship application strategyThe strategy of applying for ten times the amount of tuition in scholarships and the impact of multiple applications. (00:33:38) Essay writing for scholarshipsGuidance on preparing five essential essays for scholarship applications, including rags to riches, impact/leadership, what will you do with the money, and career/major essays. (00:38:15) The wild card essayChris discusses the importance of having a wild card essay for scholarship applications and provides examples of trending topics. (00:39:11) Maximizing scholarshipsChris shares the success story of a student who won multiple scholarships by combining essays and emphasizes the value of strategic scholarship applications. (00:39:45) The math of businessKymone and Chris discuss the principle of persistence and the importance of understanding the math behind achieving goals in business and beyond. (00:40:32) Finding scholarshipsChris explains platforms like ScholarshipOwl and Scholarly and provides insights on finding and filtering scholarships based on individual characteristics. (00:44:32) Creating passive incomeChris delves into the concept of passive income streams for college students and shares examples of potential opportunities, including YouTube. (00:48:16) Packaging knowledgeKymone and Chris discuss the various ways knowledge can be packaged, such as through books, coaching programs, and free resources. (00:49:44) Value in businessChris emphasizes the value of creating a business that provides both value and financial returns, discussing the balance between offering free resources and paid services. (00:52:45) Persistence and delayed gratificationChris highlights the importance of persistence, delayed gratification, and understanding the long-term benefits of consistent effort. (00:53:02) Connecting with ChrisKymone and Chris share ways to connect with Chris, including Instagram and his website, and discuss the value of scheduling strategy calls. (00:54:23) Encouragement and actionKymone encourages listeners to take action on valuable information and to seek help when needed, while also motivating those with ideas to bring them to life.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Mignon Francois, founder of the Cupcake Collection bakery. They discuss Mignon's journey from financial hardship to creating a thriving business, emphasizing the significance of faith and perseverance. Mignon recounts how she started with only $5, which she turned into a successful enterprise, despite lacking formal business training. She shares her approach to overcoming challenges, including cash flow issues and the economic downturn, by following God's guidance and learning from past business attempts. Her story is a testament to the power of belief and dedication in entrepreneurship. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Mignon Francois on IG: https://www.instagram.com/mignon.francois/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit The Cupcake Collection’s website: https://www.thecupcakecollection.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the PodcastKymone Hinds introduces the episode and the guest, Mignon Francois, and sets the stage for the interview. (00:01:39) Mignon's journey to entrepreneurshipMignon shares her story of financial struggle, starting a bakery business, and flipping $5 into a successful venture. (00:05:14) Learning from past experiencesMignon discusses her experiences with starting and stopping businesses, the importance of following through, and learning from failures. (00:18:44) Overcoming obstacles and practical adviceMignon talks about facing obstacles in the early stages of the cupcake collection and shares practical advice on understanding financial numbers and obedience to divine inspiration. (00:19:01) Obedience and faith in businessMignon emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's guidance and the practical aspect of managing finances in a business. (00:24:09) God's Ideas and Collaboration Mignon discusses how God gives ideas and collaborates with individuals and the consequences of not taking action. (00:28:10) Faith and Surrounding Yourself with BelieversThe contagious nature of faith and the importance of surrounding oneself with people of faith. (00:30:38) Spiritual Gifts and ObedienceMignon explores her spiritual gifts, including speaking and influence, and the role of obedience in her success. (00:34:29) Fear of Failure vs. Fear of SuccessMignon addresses the misconception of being afraid of failure and emphasizes the challenges and sacrifices that come with success. (00:38:43) Learning and Growth in the ProcessMignon reflects on her personal growth and understanding of God's faithfulness throughout her entrepreneurial journey. (00:41:03) Encouragement for Starting a BusinessMignon provides advice for believers with entrepreneurial aspirations, emphasizing the importance of starting where they are and speaking faith into their endeavors. (00:42:17) Promises of God and Taking ActionMignon shares biblical principles and promises that guide her decisions and encourages listeners to believe in the fulfillment of God's plans. (00:45:39) Connect with The Cupcake CollectionMignon shares information on how to connect with The Cupcake Collection, including vegan and gluten-free options, and her personal and business social media accounts. (00:46:32) Closing RemarksKymone Hinds concludes the interview, by emphasizing the importance of taking action and bringing ideas to life.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Robert "YB" Youngblood, a business strategist and coach emphasizing relationships' power over transactions. YB recounts his personal and professional journey, highlighting the influence of motivational speaker Eric Thomas and the challenges he overcame. He shares his experience of starting YB Connects, transitioning to a public relations firm, and evolving his coaching services. Youngblood stresses the importance of investing in oneself, giving to receive, and the distinction between transactional and transformational connections. He concludes with his mission to impact 100,000 lives and eradicate poverty through building wealth one connection at a time, inviting listeners to join his movement and offering resources through his book "Collaboration Creates Currency." Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Rob Youngblood on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ybtheconnector/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Rob Youngblood’s website: http://www.collaborationcreatescurrency.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:02:10) The importance of relationshipsRob Youngblood emphasizes the importance of prioritizing relationships over business for long-term opportunities. (00:04:33) Challenges and growth in collegeYoungblood shares his college journey, including changing majors, facing adversity, and the impact of his experiences on his future. (00:13:32) Overcoming personal strugglesYoungblood shares a personal and challenging experience that led him to connect with Eric Thomas and how it shaped his life. (00:19:49) Discovering the "connector" within Youngblood talks about how he received the name "YB" and discovered his role as a connector through divine inspiration. (00:22:27) The YB ConnectYB's journey in leveraging long-term relationships and attracting opportunities, leading to the birth of YB Connect. (00:24:13) Monetizing the ConnectorDiscussion on packaging and monetizing the role of a connector, with a focus on coaching and consulting. (00:25:31) Charging for the GiftYB's experience in setting prices based on the value of his services, and the impact of his coaching on clients. (00:27:42) Building Credibility Strategies for establishing credibility and proving the effectiveness of one's services to potential clients. (00:30:04) Investing in YourselfThe importance of personal investment as a basis for confidently setting prices and valuing one's services. (00:33:06) Giving Your Gift AwayThe value of freely sharing one's gift and its positive impact, leading to increased visibility and profitability. (00:35:15) Transforming RelationshipsYB's approach to identifying and filling gaps for individuals, leading to transformation and income generation. (00:40:38) Overcoming Transactional ConcernsAddressing concerns about using personal connections for business purposes and the difference between transactional and transformational interactions. (00:42:53) Understanding RejectionInsights into the reasons behind rejection and the role of personal belief and clarity in sales interactions. (00:46:25) Collaboration Creates CurrencyYB's movement’s goal is to impact 100,000 lives, eradicate mental and relational poverty, and build wealth through connections. (00:46:56) Inspiration from AdversityDiscussion on overcoming challenges and building success through new thought processes and connections. (00:47:54) Creating a MovementExploring the concept of movement tied to a cause, impacting lives, and strategies for amplifying visibility. (00:49:23) Connecting with the MovementWays to connect and support the movement, including through LinkedIn, the book, and various platforms. (00:50:46) The Book as CollaborationHighlighting the collaborative nature of the book as a testimony and template for the principles discussed. (00:51:20) Advice for Starting OutEncouragement to discover and give away one's gift, with a focus on faith over fear. (00:53:43) Closing ThoughtsEmphasizing the power of connections and making an impact, leading into the podcast's conclusion.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Kelita Kellman, a digital product coach who advocates for consistency and the power of email marketing in creating passive income. Kellman shares her journey from blogging to coaching, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence and showing up for your audience. She provides actionable strategies for engaging email marketing, pricing digital products, and leveraging low-ticket offers to build a buyer's list. Kellman touches on the integration of faith in business and encourages listeners to trust in God's plan and start their digital product journey with consistency and faith.   Follow Monetize Your Ministry on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministry/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Kelita on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kelitakellman/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to the Podcast (00:00:20) Consistency and Trust The importance of consistency in business and building trust with the audience through showing up consistently. (00:00:53) Niche Down for Success The significance of narrowing down the target audience to achieve success in business. (00:02:18) Introduction of Kelita Kellman Kymone Hinds introduces Kelita Kellman as a digital product coach and shares her expertise with the audience. (00:04:36) Passive Income and Digital Products Kelita explains passive income and how digital products can generate income without active involvement. (00:07:11) Journey to Entrepreneurship Kelita shares her accidental entry into entrepreneurship and how she started coaching and creating digital products. (00:10:45) Confidence and Self-Worth The importance of confidence in teaching and valuing one's expertise in business. (00:13:04) Overcoming Self-Doubt Encouragement to overcome self-doubt and believe in one's expertise to attract clients. (00:15:03) First Client and Value Kelita's experience with her first paying client and the importance of showing up and providing value consistently. (00:17:27) Evolution of Showing Up The evolution of showing up in business, leveraging video marketing, and the significance of email marketing. (00:20:40) Email Marketing Leveraging Kelita shares her experience leveraging solo mailers and the importance of email marketing in generating sales. (00:22:17) Consistency and Showing Up The value of consistency in email marketing and the significance of showing up in the inbox to build trust and drive profits. (00:26:24) Planning for Consistency Kelita's approach to consistency, using Google Calendar and alarms to plan and schedule content creation and email marketing. (00:31:58) Writing Engaging Emails Advice on writing engaging emails by treating recipients as best friends and incorporating storytelling, application, and call to action in every email. (00:36:34) Packaging and Pricing Digital Products The importance of creating a clearly defined promise for digital products, packaging offers based on a signature framework, and strategic pricing strategies. (00:40:05) The purpose of pricing Discussing the strategic and intentional pricing to build a list of buyers, empower the audience, and move them along their buyer journey. (00:40:58) Getting started without unnecessary expenses Exploring what is not needed to start a business, such as a website, and addressing concerns about pricing products that don't directly make people money. (00:41:47) Understanding funnels and their importance Defining funnels, emphasizing the significance of lead generation funnels, sales funnels, and automated email sequences in digital marketing. (00:45:54) Charging based on the target audience Advising on pricing digital products based on the value your target audience places on the problem being solved. (00:48:37) Starting a business without expensive resources Highlight the unnecessary expenses when starting a business and focusing on audience building, content creation, and leveraging video content. (00:52:06) Faith and business Discussing the intersection of faith and business, emphasizing the role of faith in overcoming challenges and staying consistent in business. (00:54:34) Connecting with the guest and accessing free resources Providing information on how to connect with the guest on Instagram and access a free digital product bundle to kickstart digital product creation.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds discusses the potential of monetizing ministry in 2024 and introduces publisher and author Athena Shack. Athena offers her expertise in turning personal stories into published books to generate income and impact audiences. She advises identifying one's purpose, planning a structured book outline, and employing authentic marketing strategies. Athena also addresses common hesitations about selling books in ministry contexts and emphasizes the need for a genuine connection with readers. Additionally, she provides tips on marketing beyond social media, choosing the right editor, and overcoming self-doubt in the self-publishing journey. Kymone wraps up by thanking Athena and prompting listeners to share the episode.   Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Athena Shack on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thepublishingboss/ Follow Water Springs Publishing on IG: https://www.instagram.com/waterspringspublishing/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Athena Shack’s website: http://www.waterspringspublishing.com   Show Notes00:00 Intro to the Podcast Kymone introduces the podcast, discusses plans for the year, and mentions the upcoming interview with Athena Shack. (00:01:11) Inspiration from Athena's Story Kymone talks about Athena's inspiring story and how it can help others turn their own stories into a ministry and income source. (00:02:16) Athena's Introduction and Background Kymone introduces Athena and discusses her role in helping people monetize their ministry through book publishing. (00:04:40) Writing a Book: Tips and Planning Athena shares tips on starting the writing process, emphasizing the importance of having a clear purpose and plan. (00:08:22) Different Ways to Write a Book Athena discusses various methods for writing a book, including repurposing old content, journaling, and crafting a memoir. (00:11:47) Monetizing and Marketing Books Athena emphasizes the importance of marketing books as a key aspect of monetizing one's ministry, providing valuable insights on authentic marketing strategies. (00:19:02) Addressing Marketing Challenges Athena addresses the challenge of marketing for those who may not feel confident in this area and guides them in finding ways to market authentically. (00:19:05) Marketing is More Than Social Media Athena discusses the importance of identifying the target audience and having the right message and products. (00:20:18) Understanding Marketing Strategy Athena explains that marketing strategy goes beyond social media tactics and emphasizes the need to articulate one's values and passion. 00:22:26) Choosing an Editor for Your Book Athena provides advice on how to choose an editor, emphasizing the importance of knowing what type of editing is needed and seeking referrals. (00:25:05) Pushing Past Self-Doubt Athena encourages listeners to have the confidence and courage to push past self-doubt and complete their writing tasks.

In this episode, Coach Kelly J discusses her journey from a government job to becoming a successful entrepreneur and coach. She shares her belief in divine assignment and how it leads to abundance and financial provision when one serves one's purpose. Coach Kelly J emphasizes the importance of shifting from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance and challenges limiting beliefs that prevent individuals from recognizing their worth. She also talks about her transition from a natural hair business to coaching and the diverse goals within the coaching industry. The episode highlights the unique skills Coach Kelly J brings from her investigative background to her coaching practice and her advice to be authentic and start taking action in business. She advocates for joining a community of like-minded individuals and offers resources for those interested in coaching. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Coach Kelly J on IG: https://www.instagram.com/coachkellyj/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Coach Kelly J’s website: http://www.coachkellyj.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Introduction to the podcast (00:01:09) Introduction of Coach Kelly JKymone Hinds introduces Coach Kelly J and expresses excitement about the interview. (00:01:56) Discovering Divine AssignmentCoach Kelly J shares her belief in divine assignment and the ability for everyone to use their story to step into the space of coaching. (00:03:25) Surprising Facts about Coach Kelly JCoach Kelly J shares surprising details about her background, including growing up on a farm and working in drug investigations for the Department of Justice. (00:04:44) Transition from Government Job We discuss Coach Kelly J's transition from a government job to entrepreneurship and the challenges she faced in making that decision. (00:10:02) Starting a Non-Traditional BusinessCoach Kelly J talks about starting a business in fashion and hair, which eventually led to coaching people and the success of her business. (00:14:41) Perception of Coaching as SaturatedKymone Hinds raises the common perception of coaching as a saturated market. Coach Kelly J shares her perspective on the calling to coaching and the difference between genuine calling and imitation. (00:16:57) Divine Assignment and EntrepreneurshipCoach Kelly J explains the concept of divine assignment and its intersection with entrepreneurship and profit. (00:18:35) Belief in AbundanceThe discussion focuses on the belief that walking in one's divine assignment will result in provision and abundance. (00:19:37) Overcoming Scarcity Mindset The conversation delves into the struggle with a scarcity mindset and the need to shift to an abundance mindset in business and life. (00:21:59) Challenging Limiting BeliefsCoach Kelly J addresses the challenge of overcoming limiting beliefs, particularly related to charging for services and investing in oneself. (00:23:06) Finding Value in CoachingThe value of coaching is emphasized, highlighting the importance of providing value and allowing one's messaging to attract the right audience. (00:25:56) Shifting Mindset to Abundance The discussion focuses on the need to shift from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset, particularly in relation to money. (00:30:07) Career Transition to Coaching Coach Kelly J shares her journey from the natural hair business to coaching, driven by her passion for helping others beyond selling products. (00:32:03) Coaching Business to BusinessThe shift from coaching business to consumer to coaching business to business is explained, emphasizing the focus on clients with serious goals. (00:33:20) Diverse Coaching GoalsThe diversity of coaching goals is highlighted, showcasing that coaching is not solely about making money but also about helping individuals live better lives. (00:34:56) The cost of coachingDiscussion on the various costs involved in coaching, such as time, expertise, and personalized plans. (00:36:14) Transferable skills Exploring how past career experiences, such as investigative training, can be applied to coaching, including body language and negotiation skills. (00:39:36) Embracing authenticityEncouragement to trust oneself and stay true to individuality, despite external influences and information overload. (00:42:33) Community support for entrepreneursImportance of surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals to break generational curses and succeed as a first-generation entrepreneur. 00:43:33) Staying connected with Coach Kelly JInformation on how to reach Coach Kelly J for coaching and free classes, emphasizing Instagram as the primary platform for updates and links.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews sleep health expert and author, Gregory Arneaud. They discuss the importance of sleep for overall well-being and productivity, and Gregory shares his journey from respiratory therapist to sleep health advocate. He talks about his father's struggle with sleep apnea, which inspired him to educate others about sleep disorders. Gregory also discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, the significance of faith in his work, and the impact of his book. The episode concludes with practical tips for improving sleep and an encouragement for listeners to learn more about sleep health. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Gregory Arneaud on IG: https://www.instagram.com/isdhealthsolutions/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Gregory Arneaud’s website: http://isdhealthsolutions.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:02:00) Gregory Arneaud's background as a respiratory therapistGregory shares his journey as a respiratory therapist and how it led him to the field of sleep health. (00:03:44) The impact of sleep apnea on oxygenation and well-beingGregory explains how sleep apnea affects the ability to oxygenate the body and the importance of addressing this issue for better health. (00:07:23) The importance of sleep for overall well-being and productivityGregory Arneaud discusses his journey in the field of sleep health and the significance of sleep for overall well-being and productivity. (00:08:36) Transitioning from a job to becoming an entrepreneurGregory Arneaud shares how he transitioned from working a job to starting his own business after getting fired and feeling the need to provide for himself and his family. (00:12:37) The calling and ministry of helping others through sleep healthGregory Arneaud talks about how his work in sleep health is a calling and a ministry to help change the outcomes of people's lives by providing them with information about the importance of sleep. (00:15:06) The importance of sleep and becoming an authorGregory Arneaud discusses how reading a book inspired him to become an author and leave a legacy.(00:15:52) Gregory's motivation for his workGregory talks about his motivation for doing the work in sleep health, including his personal experiences and family history. (00:18:16) The impact of sleep apnea and Gregory's personal storyGregory shares a personal story about his father's stroke and how treating his sleep apnea with a CPAP machine improved his health and quality of life. (00:22:10) The importance of sleep for overall well-beingDiscussion on the stigma around admitting sleep problems and the impact of sleep on health and productivity. (00:22:34) The connection between sleep apnea and health issuesExploration of the health issues that can arise from untreated sleep apnea, including blood pressure, diabetes, cardiovascular issues, and erectile dysfunction. (00:23:20) The impact of sleep on daily lifeThe significance of sleep on hormones, behaviors, moods, and overall enjoyment of daily life, leads to the need for a good night's sleep. (00:28:40) The importance of sleep and sleep apnea detectionThis topic discusses the growing importance of sleep and the advancements in technology, such as sleep apnea detection on devices like the Apple Watch. (00:30:07) The impact of sleep on productivity and well-beingThe conversation touches on how sleep schedules, including those of teenagers and newborns, can affect productivity and overall well-being. (00:31:14) The process of writing a book about sleep healthGregory Arneaud shares his journey of writing a book on sleep health, including the inspiration, the process of gathering content, and the publication of the book. (00:35:57) The importance of sleep for entrepreneursGregory discusses the highs and lows of his entrepreneurial journey and emphasizes the commitment and passion required for success. (00:36:56) Reflecting on personal growth and achievementsGregory looks back on his journey and acknowledges the milestones and personal development he has experienced along the way. (00:38:41) The impact of entrepreneurship on faith and mindsetGregory shares how starting a business has brought him closer to God and changed his perspective on success and money. (00:43:15) The Importance of Sleep and Gregory Arneaud's bookGregory discusses the impact of his book on readers and the importance of sleep for overall well-being. (00:44:05) Getting help for sleeping disordersGregory encourages listeners to seek help for sleeping disorders and discusses the first steps towards better sleep. (00:44:52) The impact of sleep on the body and mindGregory talks about the fascinating aspects of sleep and how it is designed and encourages listeners to prioritize rest.

In this podcast episode, Kymone Hinds interviews a business coach and former politician, Deon Stokes. Stokes shares her journey from working as a server at Olive Garden to becoming a successful business coach, emphasizing the importance of early work experiences. She discusses the stigma surrounding business coaching and her focus on helping individuals start businesses from scratch. Stokes also talks about her experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, her formula for success, and how she selects individuals to work with. The episode concludes with a discussion of Deon's ambition planner and how it helps individuals stay organized and focused on their goals. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Deon Stokes on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thefaceofambition/ Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Deon Stoke’s website: http://theambitionbrand.com/   Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:02:14) The impact of serving at Olive Garden Deon Stokes shares how her experience serving at Olive Garden for seven years shaped her skills in serving individuals, meeting their needs, and understanding different expectations. (00:04:14) Lessons learned from unmet expectations Deon discusses how her experience at Olive Garden taught her about unmet expectations and how it has helped her excel in her current business. (00:05:43) The value of personalization and attention to detail Deon explains how her ability to remember details and personalize her interactions with clients, learned from her time at Olive Garden, has been a valuable skill in her business coaching career. (00:07:46) The click of girls that ride for me Discussion about the desire for a supportive community and the importance of having people who believe in your dreams. (00:08:34) Starting a business with $0 Sharing experiences of starting a business with no money and the success stories of individuals who achieved significant growth. (00:10:19) From politician to business coach Stokes talks about her career transition from politics to becoming a business coach, including the enjoyment of being a political manager and the decision to retire from politics. (00:15:59) Loss of Clients and Personal Tragedy Stokes discusses the loss of all their clients between March 13th and March 31st due to the COVID-19 pandemic and how it was a personal tragedy for them. (00:19:46) Formula to Success: Preparation + Opportunity The speaker reveals the formula to success as "preparation plus opportunity equals success" and emphasizes the importance of being prepared for opportunities to achieve success. (00:22:41) Target Audience and Importance of Targeting Stokes talks about the importance of having a target audience and the misconception that targeting is wrong, highlighting the need to identify and cater to a specific group of people. (00:22:53) The target market for the ambition planner Deon Stokes talks about how she selects individuals to be a part of her coaching program based on their dedication to organization and their interest in starting a business. (00:24:23) Why the Ambition Planner is for women Deon explains why her planner is specifically designed for women, as they have unique needs and challenges when it comes to balancing multiple responsibilities. (00:28:07) Evaluating a business idea Deon discusses how she evaluates whether a business idea is viable, focusing on the willingness of the individual to adapt and make adjustments based on market research and trends. (00:30:04) Importance of Failure The importance of failure and the need to keep moving and pivoting in business. (00:30:52) Being Willing to Pivot The significance of setting goals, evaluating progress, and being willing to pivot in business. (00:33:18) Concept of Failure The concept of a failure report and the value of learning from failures to avoid repeating them. (00:36:59) The Big Frog and Time Audit Deon discusses the importance of prioritizing tasks, specifically the "big frog" task, and conducting a time audit to understand how time is spent. (00:39:48) Understanding Ambition Deon explains her perspective on ambition, distinguishing between selfish ambitions and ambitions that serve others, and encourages listeners to embrace wise and selfless ambition. (00:42:15) Increasing Sales and Following God's Guidance Deon shares her experience of launching and selling thousands of planners worldwide, emphasizing the importance of listening to God's guidance, not denying one's talents, and doing things for the glory of God. (00:44:59) The planner and where to get it Deon talks about the planner and where it can be obtained, both in physical and digital versions. Connecting with Deon on social media (00:45:40) Deon shares her social media handles and encourages listeners to reach out to her on various platforms. (00:46:48) Taking action and bringing business ideas to life The importance of taking action and not just being inspired is emphasized, along with the advice to get a business coach and bring business ideas to life.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Dr. Myron Edmonds. They discuss the concept of creating a movement through ministry, emphasizing the importance of passion and identifying what truly moves you. Dr. Edmonds shares his journey, highlighting the significance of seeking help and clarity. He also talks about the role of social media in building a movement and the need to focus on a unique message. The conversation also covers the importance of sharing personal stories, writing, and the necessity of having a system to monetize the ministry. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyou... Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/ Follow Dr. MyRon on IG: https://www.instagram.com/itsmyronliv... Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Visit Dr. MyRon's website: http://myronedmonds.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:01:24) Finding the People Who Need Your Message Dr. Myron Edmonds discusses how to begin finding the people who need the message that God has put inside of you. (00:03:17) Starting a Movement by Being Moved Dr. Myron Edmonds explains that a movement starts when people gather around an idea or a problem that moves them to take action. (00:07:10) Getting Help to Clarify Your Calling Dr. Myron Edmonds emphasizes the importance of seeking help and getting clarity on your calling to start a movement. (00:10:41) Focus and Opening Door Dr. Myron Edmonds discusses how focus has helped open doors and increase reach in ministry and social media following. (00:12:31) Focusing and Building a Movement Dr. Myron Edmonds emphasizes the importance of focusing on one's unique assignment to build a movement and find a tribe of like-minded individuals. (00:13:53) Getting Over Yourself and Others Dr. Myron Edmonds highlights the need to overcome self-doubt and criticism from others in order to pursue one's unique assignment and be part of a movement. (00:13:53) The power of vulnerability and sharing your story The importance of sharing your personal story and experiences to connect with others and build a community. (00:20:30) The need to write a book The significance of writing a book is to establish credibility and attract speaking opportunities. (00:22:10) The importance of having a system to sell The necessity of having a system in place to offer solutions and monetize your ministry, emphasizes the value of exchange.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds introduces Pierre Quinn, a leadership expert and ordained minister. Quinn shares his journey from pastoral ministry to leadership coaching, emphasizing the importance of utilizing natural skills and talents to make a difference in the marketplace. He discusses the challenges faced by those from church backgrounds in monetizing their skills and the importance of excellence and impactful messaging. Quinn also shares his experience in repurposing sermons into leadership presentations and the value of ministry in non-religious contexts. The episode ends with Quinn emphasizing the importance of practice in honing speaking skills and connecting with a wider audience. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds/?hl=en Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Follow Pierre Quinn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierrequinn Visit Pierre Quinn's website: https://pierrecquinn.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:02:04) Pierre Quinn's Background and Transition into BusinessPierre Quinn discusses his background, including his education, entry into pastoral ministry, and recognition as a potential professional speaker. (00:05:15) Crafting a Core Message and Writing a BookPierre Quinn shares how he developed his core message and turned it into a book, which became a valuable tool for expanding his ministry into the marketplace. (00:08:22) Identifying and Valuing Your Unique SkillsPierre Quinn emphasizes the importance of recognizing and valuing the skills that come naturally to us, as they often hold the key to monetizing our ministry and serving others effectively. (00:10:38) Crafting a Short MessageDiscussion on the opportunity of crafting a short message that leaves a lasting impact on people. (00:11:42) Monetizing as a Speaker and PresenterPractical steps and advice on how to monetize as a speaker and presenter in the marketplace. (00:18:26) Teaching Leadership on LinkedInThe experience of teaching leadership on LinkedIn and the unexpected partnership that resulted from it. (00:20:40) The gift of practicePierre Quinn discusses the importance of practicing alone and in small settings to become comfortable speaking in front of larger audiences. (00:22:08) Leaving pastoral ministryQuinn shares the story of why he left pastoral ministry and how his calling shifted to speaking in boardrooms, conferences, and classrooms around the world. (00:22:41) Ministry in the marketplacePierre Quinn emphasizes that there are people who may never attend traditional church services but can still have a spiritual experience through encounters with speakers like him.

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Amber Wright, a communication expert and business coach. Dr. Wright shares her journey from event planning to becoming a public speaking coach, emphasizing the importance of leveraging past experiences. She also discusses her product "Can We Talk Cards," and the process of getting it on Amazon. Dr. Wright highlights the importance of simplicity in communication and understanding your target audience. The episode concludes with Dr. Wright's insights on taking action, asking for what we want, and the importance of completing tasks to achieve goals.   Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast/ Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Follow Dr. Amber on IG:https://www.instagram.com/wordswellsaid_/ Visit Dr. Amber’s Website: https://wordswellsaid.com/ Show Notes (00:00) Intro to Podcast (00:02:16) Dr. Amber Wright's IntroductionDr. Amber Wright introduces herself and discusses her background as a communication expert and business coach. (00:05:11) Simplifying LanguageDr. Amber Wright provides advice on simplifying language and effectively communicating what you do to others.(00:08:06) Starting a Business Dr. Amber Wright shares her personal experience of starting her first business as an event planner and transitioning into her current work as a communication expert and coach. (00:10:44) The shift to public speaking coachingDr. Amber Wright talks about how she transitioned from being a blogger to a public speaking coach after realizing the need for better speakers in the industry. (00:10:44) Creating the "Can We Talk Cards" productDr. Amber Wright discusses her decision to create a product, the Can We Talk Cards, and how she wanted it to be an extension of her existing work as a communication expert. (00:15:25) Steps to make your expertise clearDr. Amber Wright shares tips on simplifying language, understanding your target audience, and using their challenges to shape your content and messaging. (00:21:08) The answer is already no if you don't askDr. Amber Wright shares her mother's advice about the importance of asking and taking action instead of being afraid to start. (00:21:36) The best dissertation is a done dissertationDr. Amber Wright emphasizes the importance of completing tasks, using the example of writing a dissertation to illustrate the need to sit down and do the work. (00:21:44) Clarifying our messageKymone Hinds thanks Dr. Amber Wright for her presentation on how to clarify our message and encourages listeners to use the provided template to identify their target audience and their struggles.

In this podcast episode, Kymone interviews Robert Kennedy III, a successful entrepreneur, professional speaker, and real estate professional. Robert shares his journey from starting his own business, and building websites for independent artists, to creating an e-learning company and becoming a professional speaker. He discusses how his experiences growing up as a pastor's kid shaped his life and influenced his ability to connect with people. Robert also shares his strategies for navigating business growth as an introvert, the importance of storytelling in business, and how he transitioned into the real estate industry. He offers advice on focusing on a specific niche and evaluating the value of different business activities.   Follow Robert on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/robertkennedy3/ To book Robert visit: https://robertkennedy3.com/ Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/   Show Notes The start of the podcast (00:00:00)Introduction and setting the theme of the episode: the importance of starting and continuously improving. Robert Kennedy III's introduction (00:02:10)Kymone introduces Robert Kennedy III and highlights his impact on the host's family and the podcast audience. Robert Kennedy III's background and business (00:04:04)Robert Kennedy III talks about his business, Kinetic Communications, and how he helps real estate professionals improve their communication skills through storytelling. The Ministry of Connection (00:11:39)Robert Kennedy III discusses how his exposure and uncomfortable situations helped him discover his ministry of connection in the pastoral ministry. Not Feeling Called to Pastoring (00:12:27)Robert Kennedy III shares his experience of being asked why he didn't become a pastor and how he has embraced his role as a connector in his church and community. Discovering Business and Entrepreneurship (00:18:04)Robert Kennedy III talks about his upbringing and how his father's influence and entrepreneurial spirit led him to explore business and entrepreneurship, despite the limited career options he was aware of. The website and internet radio station (00:21:54)The speaker talks about how he learned HTML, created a website, and merged his efforts with a friend's internet radio station, resulting in increased site traffic and opportunities for ads. Building websites for independent artists (00:22:46)The speaker shares how he started building websites for independent artists after they approached him for interviews but didn't have their own websites. Forming an e-learning company (00:24:42)The speaker discusses how he transitioned from freelance work to forming his own e-learning company, where they built online courses and websites for companies. The Broken Puzzle (00:32:27)Discussion on how being broken allows one to make sense of the puzzle of life and understand things better. Teaching e-learning (00:33:46)Robert Kennedy III talks about how he started teaching others how to build e-learning courses and how it led to opportunities in teaching and speaking. Finding the speaking path (00:36:31)Robert shares his journey of discovering his passion for speaking and how he became a member of the National Speakers Association to learn and grow in the speaking business. Shifting directions and seeking guidance from God (00:43:26)Robert Kennedy III discusses how he knows when to shift from one thing to the next and how he seeks guidance from God in making those decisions. Transitioning to real estate (00:45:05)Robert Kennedy III talks about his transition to becoming a real estate agent and the reasons behind it, including his wife's desire to go back to work and his interest in the real estate industry. Prioritizing high-value activities in business (00:50:43)Robert Kennedy III shares the importance of distinguishing between $10 per hour activities and $10,000 per hour activities in business and focusing on the tasks that bring the most value and impact.

In this episode, Kymone Hinds interviews Leah Dean, an advisor, author, speaker, and coach. They discuss Leah's journey from studying insurance and risk management to starting her own business, Conduit International Limited. Leah shares how a chance encounter led her to a career in HR, which she left to focus on her family and her passion for building connections among women. She also talks about her book, "Assemble the Tribe", and her belief in the importance of surrendering to God's plan. The episode concludes with Leah sharing resources for those interested in building their tribes.To connect with Leah visit her website: https://www.leahjmdean.com To get your copy of her book go to: https://www.assemblethetribe.com/ To get access to the FREE Resource: https://www.leahjmdean.com/dare Follow Leah Dean on IG: https://www.instagram.com/leahjmdean  Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyourministrypodcast Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Show Notes 00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:01:21) Leah's Journey and Shifts in Career Leah and the host discuss their college experience and the shifts in their careers, from business to ministry and back to business. (00:03:41) Leah's Surprising Business Ventures Leah shares that starting a business was not part of her plan and talks about her previous business ventures, including a luxury diaper cake business. (00:06:31) Leah's Decision to Change Career Paths Leah talks about feeling a sense of uneasiness after finishing her studies and starting a job in her desired field, which led her to ask for a different job and eventually change her career path. (00:08:09) Leah's Career Journey Leah discusses her rotation program in investor relations, claims, and underwriting, and how it led to her 20-year career in HR. (00:10:33) Leah's Transition Decision Leah talks about feeling a stirring and deciding to step away from her successful career in HR to focus on her family. (00:12:59) The Book Inspiration Leah shares how she received instruction from God to use her knowledge and experience to help women and girls, leading to the creation of her book. (00:16:18) The passion for bringing women together Leah Dean discusses her childhood experiences and the influence of her grandmother in creating connections and gathering people together. (00:19:44) The journey of becoming a tribe builder Leah Dean reflects on how her life experiences and hidden connections have led her to build tribes in various settings, including her business and events. (00:21:28) Becoming and unbecoming in entrepreneurship Leah Dean shares her transition from being a corporate businesswoman to becoming an entrepreneur, the challenges she faced, and the personal growth required in unbecoming certain traits for success. (00:25:20) Planning and Faith in Business Discussion on the strategic advantage of having a connection with God in business and the importance of submitting one's business to God. (00:26:20) Realizing Freedom in Release Leah's journey of realizing that her freedom in business comes from releasing control and surrendering it to God. (00:30:51) Monetizing Methods and Offerings Leah's struggle and advice-seeking process in deciding how to monetize her business beyond the book, and her decision to start with a leadership program rooted in the tribe-building formula from her book. (00:33:31) The definition of tribe Leah explains her definition of a tribe as individually complex people who choose to come together to create a relationship. (00:34:38) Believing in your value Leah shares her experience of believing in her value and the importance of creating new neural pathways to change one's narrative. (00:38:31) Building tribes as a leader Leah discusses the importance of belief, belonging, and being different in leading tribes, and how it affects relationships and success in the workplace. (00:42:30) Tip for Business Success Leah Dean shares a tip for business success, emphasizing the importance of thoughts and conversations in shaping one's destiny. (00:45:34) Book Release Announcement Leah Dean announces the release of the audiobook for her book, "Assemble the Tribe," and also mentions the upcoming release of a discussion guide to accompany the audiobook. (00:46:57) How to Connect and Access Free Resources Leah Dean provides information on how to connect with her and access free resources, including a framework for building tribes and a bonus portal for audiobook buyers.

In this podcast episode, Kymone interviews John and April Nixon, a couple who have built a successful online platform for couples coaching. They discuss their journey from offering free counseling at their church to charging for their services, and their transition into podcasting and social media. They share personal experiences, including major life challenges that have shaped their approach to coaching. The Nixons also discuss their plans for creating transformative events for couples. The episode emphasizes the importance of consistency, creativity, and authenticity in building a successful online presence and business. Follow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monetizeyou... Follow Kymone on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kymonehinds Visit our website: http://monetizeyourministrypodcast.com/ Follow John and April on IG: https://www.instagram.com/justjohnand... Visit John and April’'s Website: https://www.justjohnandapril.com/   00:00 Intro to Podcast (00:00:03) The journey to building a platform Kymone introduces John and April and discusses their transition from couples counseling to building a platform with a large following. (00:01:01) Introducing John and April Nixon Kymone welcomes John and April Nixon to the podcast and shares a brief introduction about their background and expertise in couples coaching. (00:04:32) How John and April got into couples coaching John and April share how they accidentally started doing couples coaching and how their unique combination of skills and personalities led to their success in the field. (00:10:51) The accident and its impact Discussion about the car accident, the challenges it brought, and how it shaped their transparency and ministry. (00:11:29) Miscarriage and loss Conversation about the loss of a baby and the emotional impact it had on their relationship. (00:12:20) Cancer diagnosis Talk about finding out about John's cancer and how it affected their marriage, as well as their ability to handle subsequent challenges. (00:19:38) The demand for counseling services John and April discussed the demand for their counseling services and what people were asking them to do. (00:23:49) Transitioning from free to paid counseling John and April talk about their decision to start charging for their counseling services and the encouragement they received from others. (00:27:27) The purpose of starting a YouTube channel John and April discuss the reasons behind their decision to start a YouTube channel and their initial hesitation towards becoming YouTubers. (00:28:59) The birth of the podcast April's editing skills, fear of imperfection, and the influence of Sean Canal on starting the podcast. (00:30:15) Seeking guidance and help Getting advice from Sean Craig, learning about equipment, and starting to plan the podcast. (00:33:35) Transitioning to virtual counseling The impact of the pandemic, learning new skills, and the role of Hines in taking the podcast to another level. (00:38:51) Creating an Online Program John and April discuss the process of creating an online program for couples, including the challenges and the realization of the value they already had. (00:41:01) Importance of Social Media Presence They emphasize the importance of investing time and effort into building a social media presence, as it can legitimize their work and attract potential clients. (00:44:49) Consistency in Posting on Social Media They share their experience of committing to posting twice a day for five days a week on Instagram for three months, resulting in unexpected success and increased followers. The discipline of consistency (00:47:08) Discussion about the importance of setting a period to try something consistently before giving up. (00:48:38) Finding creativity in reels Exploring how John and April come up with creative ideas for their Instagram reels, with a focus on repurposing and reimagining content. (00:51:04) Experimenting with different types of content John and April discuss their approach to experimenting with different types of content for their reels and how they analyze engagement to determine what works best. (00:57:05) The John and April experience John and April discuss their plans for creating a high-class and curated experience for couples, including the venue, music, and food. (00:57:35) Creating a community of couples John and April aim to create a community of couples that can come together to transform each other's lives and relate to each other. (00:58:23) Special ad and website announcement John and April announced that they will run a special ad on their podcast to promote John and April's upcoming event. They also provide their Instagram handle and website for listeners to follow and visit.