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Relational Capital — The Currency That Carries You
In this episode of The Next Move, Orvin Kimbrough explores the transformative power of relational capital, sharing insights from his foster care journey. He discusses the interplay between competence, character, and trust, and contrasts financial and relational capital, emphasizing trust, integrity, and relational wealth in leadership. Through biblical examples, Orvin highlights community power and the role of intentionality and vulnerability in building relationships. The episode offers practical steps for growing relational capital and poses reflective questions for personal growth, concluding with personal acknowledgments and a call to action.
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The Thriver’s Path™ is now open, beginning with The First Move™—a guided experience designed to help you reframe your thinking, reclaim your agency, and rename what’s possible.
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Discover inspiring content on Faith, Leadership, and Finance to help you thrive in your profession and life.
Exciting Announcement: My first book, Twice Over a Man: A Fierce Memoir of an Orphan Boy Who Doggedly Determined a Finer Life, is now available on Amazon (https://a.co/d/brs5cMd).
You can also grab the e-book or dive into the audiobook, exclusively on Audible. Plus, The Thrivers Workbook is available to guide your journey!
Stay tuned for more resources to help you grow and succeed.
I'm aiming to reach 10,000 readers and would appreciate your support. I hope you'll consider purchasing the book, and if it resonates with you, please share it with your network and encourage them to do the same.
🔗 Relevant Links:
🌐Website: https://www.orvinkimbrough.com/
📞Contact Us: https://www.orvinkimbrough.com/premium-content
💟Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OrvKimbrough
💟Join my Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/iVkNKKz22MfLVhSh/
💟LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/orvinkimbrough/
💟 Instagram: @orvinkimbrough
💟 Threads: @orvinkimbrough
And catch my latest podcast episode, The Next Move available in Apple, Soptify and Youtube
Looking for a great bank? The highest form of flattery isn’t a like or a share—it’s choosing to bank your values. Consider banking where values matter - at Midwest BankCentre. Visit our website www.midwestbankcentre.com
(0:00) Introduction, Orvin Kimbrough's journey, and transformation
(1:01) Relational capital: significance and lessons from foster care
(2:46) Competence, character, and building trust
(3:21) The value of a good name and biblical wisdom
(4:34) Financial capital vs. relational capital
(5:31) Trust, integrity, and relational wealth in leadership
(7:05) Relational capital as stewardship and discipleship
(9:03) Biblical examples and the power of community
(10:33) Building relationships with intentionality and vulnerability
(12:13) Practical steps to grow relational capital
(17:25) Reflective questions for personal growth and leadership
(19:21) Personal acknowledgments and responsibilities
(20:11) Closing thoughts and importance of relational investments
(21:02) Final reflections and call to action
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By Orvin KimbroughIn this episode of The Next Move, Orvin Kimbrough explores the transformative power of relational capital, sharing insights from his foster care journey. He discusses the interplay between competence, character, and trust, and contrasts financial and relational capital, emphasizing trust, integrity, and relational wealth in leadership. Through biblical examples, Orvin highlights community power and the role of intentionality and vulnerability in building relationships. The episode offers practical steps for growing relational capital and poses reflective questions for personal growth, concluding with personal acknowledgments and a call to action.
Ready for your next move?
Join me inside The Thriver’s Path™ and enroll in The First Move™.
👉 Start here: https://www.orvinkimbrough.com/begin-the-thrivers-path
→ If you’re ready for your next meaningful move:
The Thriver’s Path™ is now open, beginning with The First Move™—a guided experience designed to help you reframe your thinking, reclaim your agency, and rename what’s possible.
👉 Enroll in The Thriver’s Path™
👉 Subscribe for More:
Discover inspiring content on Faith, Leadership, and Finance to help you thrive in your profession and life.
Exciting Announcement: My first book, Twice Over a Man: A Fierce Memoir of an Orphan Boy Who Doggedly Determined a Finer Life, is now available on Amazon (https://a.co/d/brs5cMd).
You can also grab the e-book or dive into the audiobook, exclusively on Audible. Plus, The Thrivers Workbook is available to guide your journey!
Stay tuned for more resources to help you grow and succeed.
I'm aiming to reach 10,000 readers and would appreciate your support. I hope you'll consider purchasing the book, and if it resonates with you, please share it with your network and encourage them to do the same.
🔗 Relevant Links:
🌐Website: https://www.orvinkimbrough.com/
📞Contact Us: https://www.orvinkimbrough.com/premium-content
💟Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OrvKimbrough
💟Join my Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/iVkNKKz22MfLVhSh/
💟LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/orvinkimbrough/
💟 Instagram: @orvinkimbrough
💟 Threads: @orvinkimbrough
And catch my latest podcast episode, The Next Move available in Apple, Soptify and Youtube
Looking for a great bank? The highest form of flattery isn’t a like or a share—it’s choosing to bank your values. Consider banking where values matter - at Midwest BankCentre. Visit our website www.midwestbankcentre.com
(0:00) Introduction, Orvin Kimbrough's journey, and transformation
(1:01) Relational capital: significance and lessons from foster care
(2:46) Competence, character, and building trust
(3:21) The value of a good name and biblical wisdom
(4:34) Financial capital vs. relational capital
(5:31) Trust, integrity, and relational wealth in leadership
(7:05) Relational capital as stewardship and discipleship
(9:03) Biblical examples and the power of community
(10:33) Building relationships with intentionality and vulnerability
(12:13) Practical steps to grow relational capital
(17:25) Reflective questions for personal growth and leadership
(19:21) Personal acknowledgments and responsibilities
(20:11) Closing thoughts and importance of relational investments
(21:02) Final reflections and call to action