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What would you do with $5,000? That's the question Anissa Keyes asks to a young entrepreneur on the latest episode of her Becoming The Bank podcast.
Anissa Keyes isn't going to wait for someone else to make an investment into small business owners in her community. She created a program and gave start up entrepreneurs $5,000 to help their companies. One of them joins the show this week to talk about what Anissa's advice and contribution has meant to her business.
Anissa Keyes says you need to have a dependency on The Lord to flow in and out of the seasons in your life as you build generational wealth on the latest episode of her Becoming The Bank podcast.
Anissa Keyes teaches you how to handle the strong feelings of dissatisfaction while you're building wealth on her Becoming The Bank podcast.
Anissa Keyes says she doesn't believe in being greedy, but she does believe you have to be hungry to build wealth. She explains that reasoning on the latest episode of her Becoming The Bank podcast...
Manna Season is about The Lord giving you what you need every day and you relying on him every day. There will be seasons when you are in the wilderness, and you will have to rely on God for your "next". What does that look like? Host Anissa Keyes breaks it down on her podcast Becoming the Bank podcast.
In her final installment of how The Beatitudes can help you build wealth; host Anissa Keyes talks about how persecution can lead to prosperity on her podcast Becoming The Bank.
In her series about The Beatitudes, host Anissa Keyes shows you how being a peacemaker will lead to prosperity on the latest episode of her Becoming The Bank podcast.
Jamar Smith joins Anissa on her wealth building podcast to talk about the new Northside Investment Cooperative Enterprise which helps people in Minneapolis invest in and buy property in their community.
On the latest episode of Becoming the Bank, host Anissa Keyes says you must have a pure heart in order to have and maintain wealth.
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