Ep 178 – Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones: Purpose Matriculates

“Service & struggle should never co-exist.” – Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones

About Our Guest

Nicole Roberts Jones is uniquely gifted at one thing – drawing out what’s best in YOU and helping you take your Brilliance to The Bank. A veteran of the entertainment industry, Nicole worked in Talent Management and Casting before shifting her talents to help others Bankroll Their Brilliance. She now works with entrepreneurs to create multiple streams of income from what they already know in order to build an empire from their expertise. Additionally, Nicole works with corporations to assure their executives and middle managers push their internal edge, and step into the true power of their gifts and talents at work. Her clients have included the Steve Harvey World Group, Dell EMC, McDonalds, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Lisa Nichols and Motivating the Masses, Coach Diversity Institute, the BOSS Network and Working Mother Magazine to name a few.

Nicole is also a nationally recognized transformational speaker, bankroll your brilliance expert and best-selling author of four books, the most recent being Find Your Fierce. She lives with her husband in Washington, DC, consulting, writing and creating breakthroughs for her clients.

Episode Summary

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Since I was a little girl, I have understood the significance of the word purpose. As you might agree, I have always believed that we are all born with a purpose for a purpose on purpose. Personally, knowing my purpose at the age of ten, didn’t shield me from making mistakes and learning the lessons that accompany the development of purpose. For years I have said, “no one goes to bed a blunder and wakes up a wonder.”  Each of us experiences an evolution which leads us to the courage to walk boldly in the purpose for which our work was created. I believe that only once we surrender to our purpose do we finally experience a level of alignment that brings all we crave into being. Living in purpose often takes obedience and many of us try our own way and stumble before humbly submitting to what God has always known for us.  My guest, Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones, offers us an explanation – purpose matriculates.  Just like a college freshman enters a journey that years later enables them to graduate with a degree in a discipline, there are levels to who we are and who we become.  And our ability to focus on three things –  faith, purpose and profit are the key to “graduating” with a business that honors our purpose work while also positioning us to experience the abundance we are born into. Whether your journey mirrors that of Dr Nicole who it took 17 years to hit multi-six figures or mine where I filed bankruptcy and three years later was a millionaire, one thing is for certain.  Your purpose is going to go through phases and each phase is a set up to make, move and leave millions.  If you are ready for shift the way you see yourself and your purpose, grab your pen and Move to Millions Podcast notebook and listen in now to discover:

• 3 keys for staying focused long enough to realize the purpose of your work
• Why obedience and submission are essential to your next level
• How to shift the way you see money so that you can allow more into your life experience  
• 3 steps to challenge your money misconceptions
• And so much more

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Powerful Quotes from the Episode

• “Clarity is freeing.”
• “I’m someone that wants to truly help people gain for God.”
• “when I looked at the word prophet, the definition is to gain.”
• “gaining is when I do the thing that I’m called to do.”
• Submission means getting under God’s mission

How to Connect with Dr Nicole Roberts Jones

Website: www.nicolerobertsjones.com   

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nrobertsjones/

Twitter: www.twitter.com/NRobertsJones

Last Book Dr. Nicole Read: Esther by Charles Swindoll

Favorite Quote: Your comfort zone is where purpose goes to die

Tool Dr. Nicole Swears By Own Her Move to Millions:  a CRM

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FULL TRANSCRIPT

Nicole [00:00:18]:

So it’s really getting clear on the one thing, the niche. What’s your secret sauce? Which what I call your brilliance, I call your brilliance methodology. You’ve got to be clear on what makes you the go to in your industry.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:00:34]:

You’re listening to the Move to Millions podcast with Dr. Darnyelle J. Harmon. If you’re ready for high level conversations, that position and prepare you to move your company cash flow and connection to and beyond the million dollar mark, let’s get this party started. This episode is powered by Move to Millions, the proven framework to become a million dollar CEO with grace and ease. Instead of hustle and grind, go now and get your copy and our bonuses at www.movetomillionsbook.com. Today’s episode, it’s another one for the books, y’all. I’m so excited for you.

Today’s guest, dr. Nicole Roberts. Jones Let me just tell y’all, she just dropped so many amazing gems and nuggets. It was absolutely phenomenal. We talked about a little bit of everything, but the one thing that I really love the most about what she said and that is what I’m going to call this episode is purpose matriculates. Oh, it was so good. I cannot wait for you to hear it. So let me just read her bio and we can jump into the conversation. Nicole Roberts Jones is uniquely gifted at one thing drawing out what’s best in you and helping you to take your brilliance to the bank. A veteran of the entertainment industry, Nicole worked in talent management and casting before shifting her talents to help others bankroll their brilliance. She now works with entrepreneurs to create multiple streams of income from what they already know in order to build an empire from their expertise. Additionally, Nicole works with corporations to assure their executives and middle managers push their internal edge and step in true power of their gifts and talents at work. Her clients have included the Steve Harvey World Group, dell McDonald’s, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Motivating, the Masses, Coach Diversity Institute, the Boss Network and Working Mothers magazine, just to name a few. Nicole is also a nationally recognized transformational speaker, bankroll your brilliance expert and bestselling author of four books, the most recent being Find Your Fierce. She lives with her husband in Washington, DC. Consulting, writing and creating breakthroughs for her clients. Y’all are going to need to open up a new clean sheet of paper in that Move to Millions podcast notebook while we jump into my conversation with Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones.

Dr. Nicole, how are you, my dear?

Nicole [00:03:03]:

I’m wonderful. How are you? Excited to finally be here, right?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:03:07]:

No, I know. Like, y’all don’t even know y’all are in for such a treat today. Before we jump into whatever direction this conversation is going to go in, just do me a quick favor, Dr. Nicole Roberts Jones. Tell everybody who you are in your own words.

Nicole [00:03:23]:

So I would say first and foremost, I am a child of God. I am an obedience child of God, because I’m going to tell you when we start talking, if we talk about it. What I’m doing now, I would never say yes to. And really, I’m someone that wants to truly help people gain for God.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:03:39]:

That’s who I love that you know what I love about how you introduce yourself? And it doesn’t happen often. Most people introduce themselves with what they do. I love that you introduce yourself with who you are. And that even right there is an important distinction, because what that tells me is that the work that you do is never greater than the purpose and the destiny that you hold, and you are not so consumed by your work that that is all you can say about yourself. That’s good.

Nicole [00:04:12]:

Grandma getting chills and we ain’t even five minutes in.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:04:15]:

Yeah, I have chills, too, because I’ve had a couple of people who were on the show that they introduce themselves. I’m like, that ain’t who you are. Let’s rewind this thing, start over, tell everybody who you are. So I just love that immediately, right off the back. And what did you say? I like helping people gain for God. Girl, I don’t know if that’s on a T shirt.

Nicole [00:04:35]:

I don’t know if you own the.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:04:36]:

URL, but it made my hairy arms stand on in. And so I definitely want to get into what does that mean? What does it mean to game for God?

Nicole [00:04:47]:

And you’ll love this. So a couple of years ago, god put on my spirit to talk about three things faith, purpose, and profit. And at first, I was like, okay, Lord, prophet and God together. People usually. And so I always deep dive, study. And so when I looked at the word prophet, the definition is to gain. And so then it hit me in my spirit, I’m like, what you’re asking me to do is to teach people how they gain for God. So when you make money now, of course, of course we could buy nice things, but that’s not what it’s supposed to be for. That’s a gift for doing well. And I’m not going to act like I don’t have nice things, because I do. But really, the gaining is so you can eat and live and have your being. And the gaining is when I do the thing that I’m called to do, just like when you do the thing you’re called to do Dr Darnyelle. Then people gain. So you gain. The people that you serve gain. But ultimately, as we do that thing, God gains, because that’s why he put us here in the first place.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:05:41]:

Yeah, there’s so many things I love about that. And it also wants me to go on a little tangent. Well, at the time of this recording, I’m not sure when this episode will go live, but I just recently did a Bible study on the podcast and this is my first time doing it. So, as you know, a couple of weeks ago, we have moved to Millions. You need to be there. It was ridiculous and amazing. And so while we were at move to Millions, I surrender, right? So I’m like, I have no agenda, I don’t set a financial goal. I’m just going to serve these people. And I just believe if I put you first, you’re going to make sure I get whatever it is that I need, right? And so we were doing our Super Friends panel, and Dr Tawana, who is a fellow bo, was on the panel. And the question, as I wrote it down, Dr Nicole, was, when did you become comfortable talking about money? That’s what I wrote down. But the Holy Spirit said, I want you to ask it this way. And so I asked, when did you fall in love with money? And what I noticed so two of the panelists, they were like, they were first, Timothy Six and Ten, all day, all the way, right? I’m not in love with money, blah, blah, blah. The other two panelists just answered the question. So what I asked God, well, first of all, why did you flip the script and have me ask it that way? And let me tell you, because you just said this. I went into a Bible study and so what God revealed to me, so first, Timothy Six and Ten, I’m not going to completely regurgitate it because they don’t listen to the episode already. But that is the scripture that says the love of money is the root of all evil, right? That they which air for it. It causes sorrow, basically. So if you err from the face, if you covered after earlier, so they that covered after and air from the faith experience much sorrow, right? Verse eleven in one, Timothy Six says, but you, man of God, give away from this. Don’t chase after that. Instead, chase after righteousness. I forget the other one. And love, right? So here’s what I said. How can the love of money be the root of all evil? And I’m supposed to not chase after that, but I’m supposed to chase after love. And what God revealed to me is that there are levels. There are levels of love. And Paul was not even talking to us. If we don’t covet after an heir from the faith, he ain’t even talking to us. But how many of us so when I think about you saying that he wanted you to talk about faith, purpose and profit, but how many of us lump ourselves into a group of people that scripture was never even for us? And we’re not experiencing profit, which means we’re not gaining, which means God is not gaining because the Earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof, because we don’t understand profit, right?

Nicole [00:08:30]:

When I first started my business when I first started, I had a huge lesson. 17 years in, I was not making any money. Like $13,000, right? And I’m sharing this right now because when I did hire a coach, finally really started understanding how to make money. And when literally and this is the truth the very first place that called me, because I used to speak for free everywhere I went, the very first place that called me was a church. I’m like, for real, Lord, why you got to have a church call me first? Why First Lady on top of it, right? So she asked me on speaking fee. I said it, and I hushed, and she said, okay, do you want to stay at the NBC Suites or do you want to stay at the Hilton? And I’m like and so when I hang up the phone, you know me want them to know that I was like, okay, Lord, really, Lord? Here’s what God said back to me. Service and struggle should never coexist.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:09:17]:

That’s right.

Nicole [00:09:18]:

Why would I give you a gift and want you to struggle to do it? And so when God begins to say, I need you to start to say it together because so many people and when you think about what love is, it’s focus. Are you focused on money? And when I’m talking about focus on money, I’m thinking, I’m going to tell you all, I’m going to keep it real. That takes me all the way back to my roots. I’m from the hood. It makes me think of the drug dealer. That’s the focus of money I’m talking about. Now, there’s other focuses of money that are the root of evil. But when you look at money for the right reasons, because when I make more money, I can give to great disasters. I can give scholarships. I can do things like pay for my mother to move closer to me. I could do things with money that I make, which is not evil. So God had to begin to dissipate even my own mindset around money and really holding the space. Because here’s the thing, too, Darn, you know this. That, especially as black women, if I’m going to keep it all the way real. Part of the problem with us making money in our business is because we don’t have the mindset, the capacity to receive the abundance that God has for us.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:10:27]:

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Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I agree. When I broke that scripture down and then I went through the fact that money is talked about in the Bible more than heaven and hell, I was like, that’s because there’s a lesson here that we need to get around money. And sure, are there people who coveted after and err from the faith? Like they’re only focused on money?

Nicole [00:11:50]:

Sure.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:11:50]:

And yes, I would agree that that is evil.

Nicole [00:11:53]:

Right.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:11:53]:

But most of us, that is not what we do with money. That is not the way we look at money. That’s not what money is to us. But yet we are lumping ourselves in and repelling money. Yes. Because we’re so afraid that we’re going to fall in love with it. And I’m like, we got to let the people know. So I love that your work is.

Nicole [00:12:11]:

That that’s even on a deeper level. And I hush after this because I just got that recently. Okay, so I’ve been doing this for almost 30 years, so let me keep it all the way real. When I started, I don’t know where along the way the black church told us, nobody told us straight out that we’re supposed to struggle to do what we do, which is why I struggled in my business for years. Right. So for me, it was really having to shift how I thought about money and money and faith being in the same sentence is okay, actually, I was having a conversation. I call it God’s Wealth, hall of Fame. Everybody in the Bible pretty much that were obedient.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:12:43]:

Right. They were large and in charge. And the thing is, you might not remember, but I remember being told that I needed to struggle like Jesus.

Nicole [00:12:54]:

Right.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:12:54]:

I remember being taught to pray that I am not like, there are so many songs that I used to rock to back in the day that I cannot listen to them now because when I listen to the words, it is being embedded into my subconscious that that behavior is okay. And that comes from slavery. Right. That is what we were allowed to have as slaves in this country. And they had to keep us oppressed and so they implanted it in our religion so that it would be okay. We ain’t slaves no more. Hello. And I’m like, no, Ma’am. No sir, can’t do it. Not going to do it. And so for me and again I love faith, purpose, profit. Because for me I talk about money every chance I get because I want to make you uncomfortable because I want you to normalize it. And until I take the sting out of money for you, you will continue to repel it. You will not get to experience in your life. And I love that you just said a minute ago service and struggle are not supposed to coexist. They’re not supposed to be together. And I’m glad that God chose a religious body to be how he delivered that message to you because so much of the bondage we have as entrepreneurs is based on what we were taught and what we caught as we were being raised in the church.

Nicole [00:14:12]:

Come on. Taught and caught. I love that. Yes girl. And look I want to throw it back by I don’t want it no more, I’m going to throw it back. Exactly.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:14:18]:

I cancel and nullify like when I go to church and you know how those pastors be like turn to your neighbor. I look at my neighbor be like I can’t guarantee that I’m going to say what’s going to come out their mouth because it depends on what they say because I’m not going to speak that craziness over me. We got to stop just taking and buying and that’s why for me it’s so important that we study the word for ourselves and we don’t need anybody else’s interpretation because if you are really in alignment you will hear God. He will break it down for you so that when someone else speaks it, it can either be confirmation or it can be cluttered that you don’t have to involve in your life experience. Right. Which I think makes a difference. So when you got been in business, been doing this work around branding and the importance of understanding how that all turns into what you package, you call it bankrolling your brilliance out there. You’ve been doing this for a long period of time. Once that switch flipped and you started to realize that you didn’t have to struggle and that you could show up, you could show up for God, you could help people gain for God. How long was it before you actually started to see that making this shift really brought you into who you’re supposed to be in the world and the marketplace?

Nicole [00:15:35]:

So I feel like I need to give some context so let me go back a teeny bit. So I started in the entertainment industry. You know this story but I feel like I need to give the listeners a context. They understand how I got to this place. So when I worked in entertainment as a job I dreamed of since I was seven, right? I could tell you the exact moment sitting on my parents bed, I dreamed of doing this thing called producing and casting. So cut to a moment in time when I feel like something’s missing, and I’m like, Wait a minute, Lord. This is a job I’ve always dreamed of, and I love it. I worked then. I worked for Viacom’s, largest cable network. We had an outreach over 89 million homes. I went from there to working and casting for the number one TV show on Fox. I went from there to working with a production group on what we produced, generated 12.6 billion. Would it be dollars a year? So I’m saying that because I was playing big and I loved it. And if you know me like you know me, girl, you know I was going to all the hot Hollywood parties. So I was living the dream. And so in the middle of that, I was feeling tormented because I felt like something was missing. So I’m sharing that with you now to answer this question, because to make an even longer story short, I realized now what God was doing was calling me out of entertainment. So because I knew God was calling me out, I thought that I needed to be what traditional people that are working ministry need to be. Oh, I need to go and serve people at the church. I need to go and start this ministry. And I’m clear my business is still my ministry, but let go of all the casting and production gift that I have. So what God began to show me 17 years later now, it took me a long time because I was hardheaded. Come on, somebody. Yeah, I was hardheaded. It took me a long time to figure this out. And literally, I had, by then, 17 years into my business, I had ten chapters, by the way. I started a youth program at that moment, working with African American teenage girls, faith based. We had 13 chapters in, I think it was ten states at the time, right?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:17:24]:

And so I had that.

Nicole [00:17:25]:

I had a for profit at the same time, coaching women to start and grow their businesses. Same stuff I’m doing now. But I’m sharing that with you because, listen, I had all these chapters all over the country. I wrote my first book, I’m Not Speaking. I’m like, yes, this is what I wanted when I started my business, but I was only making $13,000. So to answer your question, what I realized when I was frustrated again, as I said earlier, I prayed, Lord, this ain’t working. I know this is what you call me do, but this right here, this $13,000, this ain’t going to make it right? And so that’s when I hired my first coach. And she held a mirror up to me. And here’s what I have been discounting. I have been overlooking my gift of producing and casting. God never said, let that go. What he was doing was expanding my territory. What he was doing was calling me to produce purpose. I didn’t get it then, but what my coach started to ask me questions and really what she was doing was showing me. She was showing me. And I realized two things. One, you need an outside person to show you, you because you are. I don’t have a bottle, but if my water bottle has a little label, right. I always say you cannot see the label from inside the jar. So there’s things that I do that I don’t know that I do. And I definitely didn’t know them. And so how was I able to really begin to do this and see it? It was my coach showing me the value. And then once she said, it was like I could hear the heavens open up. That’s how I felt in that moment.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:18:45]:

Because it is amazing when I say that. I use the same exact phrase when someone else reads your label and they get it, and they get you, and you feel seen and you feel heard and you feel safe. Because those three things that goes back to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Right? So if I feel seen, heard, and safe, now I’m willing to be vulnerable and transparent. Now I’m willing to be obedient. So it just becomes a wellspring of opportunity because someone was willing to hold space for you and hold that mirror in order to create an environment for you to see who you are truly supposed to be and give you the space to grow into that, which I think is really powerful.

Nicole [00:19:21]:

And can I tell you, it also frees you. Because the version of me that I was trying to make myself beat wasn’t comfortable.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:19:26]:

Right.

Nicole [00:19:27]:

I was doing things and being things like, I’m not meant to be a life coach. If you are stuck, I’m done. I’m frustrated, okay? I’ll pray for you, but I can’t stay there with you. I want to take you. I’m keeping it real. Now, I’ll call out your stuckness, but if you want to stay stuck, I’m not your coach. But that’s the kind of people I was calling to me, because that’s what I thought I had to do. And I hated coaching. I had stopped coaching. Matter of fact, when I met my coach, I was like, I’m not doing that. What’s? Because I was coaching the wrong people. Yeah, and I was coaching them around the wrong thing. So once you get clear, it’s freeing. And I love that you said it gives you permission. It confirms it gives you permission. Because it was stuff I was already doing. I had stopped doing it, but it really gave me permission to be me.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:20:05]:

Yeah. I love that. I always say, when God gives you something, it won’t need batteries. And so it feels like that coach really opening you up to realize that you had all of these gifts that you didn’t need batteries to operate and then you being willing to go with that because sometimes it can be unconventional wisdom, right? Everybody thinks that coming in as a coach means that they’re supposed to just uncover the purpose that lies inside of somebody. And no, all coaching is not that, right? There are varying degrees of coaching and different ways that coaches show up, right? And so recognizing that you could do this, do it in a way that would be profitable for yourself. Because it’s also hard to hold the space and coach people when you are not making money. Because your resentment spills over into your.

Nicole [00:20:59]:

Coaching and your exhaustion, your desperation, all.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:21:03]:

Of that, all of it is just so bad sometimes we don’t know. So I think it’s awesome and I think a lot of times coaches get a bad rap, right? Because there are people out there who have no business being a coach. They need to stop tainting this profession. I do personally believe that they should regulate it. I really wish that they would require I really wish that they would because it’s just going to hold us to a standard to be able because we have so much power as coaches, the level of transformation that we can bring into someone’s life experience is ridiculous and amazing. It’s earth shattering. And to mismanage that gift and to not understand how to leverage it correctly, it can be an entirely different problem and set us up for just so much chaos and disaster.

Nicole [00:21:52]:

Let me tell you one other thing because knowing you, I think you’re going to go to another segment. So the thing, two things. One, when I got clear, I went from 13,000 to over 200,000 in my business just to not leave you all dangling like what happened? Okay, but here’s the other thing I realized is that your purpose matriculates, okay? So just like we do through the education system, we go through some preschools in kindergarten and elementary and high school, some going to college and grad school.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:22:14]:

And yada, yada, yada, right?

Nicole [00:22:16]:

God never intended for us to start to stay where we start, meaning that God always has more for you. So what I didn’t realize when I was feeling uneasy was my purpose was matriculating, that entertainment was elementary. I’m not going to say I’ll never work in entertainment again. Come on, full circle moment. I’m not saying that. But what I am saying is God wanted to expand how I was using my gift. And so this became working with entrepreneurs became a high school for me. Look, and you know, darn you, I’m going to be transparent. I’m in college now because I’m going into corporate with every new level. You guys, it’s uncomfortable because I got comfortable working with only entrepreneurs. And the corporate scene is what is it’s hard when you don’t know. But once you let yourself stretch, which is what happens with each new level, it’s got a stretch in you, you see. So even my coach again now said, Nicole, hello. And I’m like, oh, duh. Right. Because again, you can’t see what others seeing you, but you have to be willing to stretch, get the support you need to go after that next level, that elevation.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:23:23]:

Yeah, I love that. I’ve never heard it explained that way, but I do love the visual of purpose matriculating. I think it makes it very easy for people to understand that often the purpose that you start with evolves into something else. Like, I think about being ten and I tell this story in my book. My teacher at the time, Mrs. Dixon, I was an angry child because my mom had gone to jail. She had been in jail for a couple of years during that time and I was just really angry. But she refused to see angry black girl. And instead she saw my promise and my potential and she gave me my very first journal. I’m still a journal-er to this day because of Mrs. Dixon. And when I finished that first journal and I went back to her and I told her that I believed I had found my purpose. Now, I was ten, so I only knew of the word purpose because she had been teaching us on purpose in class. But I went back to her and I said, I think I found my purpose. And she said, what is it? And I said, I am supposed to use words to help people change their life.

Nicole [00:24:26]:

That’s deep.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:24:27]:

Well, that is what I do. That is what I have been doing. But the way that I do it has matriculated, whom I do it for has changed and evolved, right? And while I still really enjoy working with business owners and helping them, our work goes everywhere. So we are in corporations, we are in governmental entities, we’re recognizing the significance. And I love what you just said about as you become open to the stretching to go to another level, so that as you learn corporate America I came from corporate, so it was not very challenging for me to play the game, to get back in there. Right? You know what I mean? I ran a women’s business center, so I dealt with governmental entities and RFPs and the GSA wasn’t the GSA back then, it was called Sam. But I dealt with all of that. So I knew all of that. So the stretching for me might have been slight as opposed to what it was for you.

Nicole [00:25:26]:

But here’s a deep thing about that. What’s the Bible say, all things work.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:25:29]:

Together for all things.

Nicole [00:25:30]:

So God knew then that you’d be now he knew that you needed know. Oftentimes I say it’s like Michelle Obama in her book Becoming, she talked about the fact that she was a. Lawyer, but she hated you know, she had matriculated through that career, gotten to the highest of the heights, and was like, I’m out. But here’s the thing. Do you think she would have been a phenomenal First Lady without that law degree? Heck no. But she didn’t know that was coming, right?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:25:52]:

Exactly.

Nicole [00:25:53]:

So the thing that I love is when you start to look at how all things play out. So even my mentor, my Bo mentor, said to me, Nicole, how come you’re overlooking the entertainment industry? Duh. Hello. She’s like, don’t they people want branding? I was like, duh.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:26:07]:

And they need it. Because think about what happened with you when you transitioned into entrepreneurship from entertainment without that bridge before you hired that first coach. It’s the reason why you experienced. Right? Exactly. And so it is an you know, when I first came out of corporate America, I did Mary Kay Cosmetics and was successful in Mary Kay. When I first started coaching Business coaching, my first clients were Mary Kay people. I was like, oh, I can help you get in the Cadillac. I know how to do it. I have the formula. Let me walk you through. And I did. I helped several people get into the Cadillac. And then I realized that, again, that matriculation was happening. I was calling to the next level. And so then we started working with traditional entrepreneurs who were starting ground up businesses, and we did that for a while, and then I progressed beyond that. And then we started working with, you know what I mean, to get people to six figures. And now we’re getting people to seven.

Nicole [00:27:00]:

Figures, and it’s a progression because every new level. And so I realized if I go back in my own story, had I went from entertainment to do what I’m doing now, I would have probably let fear and impostor Syndrome stop me. What God did was he had me start working with teenage girls. Those girls became women and started working in corporate in places, and they started calling me. It was one of them that gave me an article that told me I was her coach. I’m like, what is that? This is 1995, y’all. No coach. So I went to coaching school. Now, I didn’t get certified because then I got my master’s degree. I’m like, well, let me see. The coaching is life coaching. And I’m sharing this because the coaching industry, not now, but at the beginning, was only one box, which was life.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:27:39]:

Coaching back then, right?

Nicole [00:27:41]:

And so when I got my master’s degree, I thought, well, my expertise is program development over here. That’s really what I love doing. I don’t necessarily like this life coach thing, so let me let that go. So I’m only sharing that because all of that was a part of the process of me getting to know me, getting to understand my natural gift for producing. It took me a long time to get here. And here’s other thing, Darnyelle. I’m sure it took me this long and God allowed it so I’d be passionate about it because had it been two years, three years, I wouldn’t be as passionate that it doesn’t take 17 years. I don’t even want to take 17 months for my clients to be able to really start to bankroll their brilliance.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:28:24]:

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Yeah, I think that that’s such a powerful realization, and that only comes through growth and obedience, which that was one of the first things you said. You said, I’m an obedient child of God. I hope you don’t think I forgot that. And that we wasn’t going to come back to that story because we’re definitely going to talk about it. But that being obedient and recognizing what is required in order for you to even step into what’s next and best for you. Right. We did this exercise at Move to Millions. It was actually my favorite session, and it’s not the way that I planned for it to go. Nicole like, in my mind, I was going to introduce this concept. I call it the million dollar winning formula. And so the formula is obedience, surrender, forgiveness, alignment, and vision. That’s the form you need all five in order to get to the million dollar mark. So what we ended up doing is I had these boxes. You know how you can take a stack of boxes and they get smaller as you go up, create, like, a full package? I sat them on the table and I had people come up and say, what order do you think they need to go in in order to have the winning formula? Right? It was so amazing because five different people wanted them to go five different ways. And what I was prepared to share with them anyway was that it doesn’t matter as long as you have all the ingredients, right? As long as I put the right amount into the cake mix, it’s going to produce a cake. It doesn’t matter which way I do it because everybody’s journey is different. And so that obedience piece is such an essential piece. I think obedience and forgiveness are the two that people struggled with the most because we also have free will, right. We can do whatever it is that we want to do. Of course we might have to pay some consequences when we do. But I’m curious to understand on this journey from 13,000 to over 200,000 and recognizing the significance of the faith, purpose and profit and coming in to do this work, deciding that this work is not exclusive to one particular area or industry, but everybody can benefit from learning how to bankroll their brilliance. Where did obedience play in? Where were you out of obedience and how did that delay and where did getting into obedience speed you up?

Nicole [00:31:25]:

Okay, so let me see that’s. So loaded. But I’m going to give it a full on answer. I’m just trying to figure out where to start. So when I look at obedience, I actually look at submission. Now I’m going to tell you all when I first heard that S word that I hated that I was like, because let me tell you, I’m an independent woman. My husband needed to know I’m not going to be all up underneath you, right? I’m that kind of girl, right? So when God started teaching me this whole submission, submission, sub means get under mission means that you all know mission. Mission is really in alignment with God’s mission for your life, right? So for me being obedient, I have to remind myself that I’ve got to get under God’s mission. Now I’m saying that because at the same time when I was working in entertainment, especially when I was feeling like something was wrong, I was like, okay. When I tried to talk to my girlfriends about it they were like, are you crazy? Okay. So I felt crazy, right? Because again, I’m going to Hollywood parties, I’m going red carpet. I’m making look, I have some shoes that I bought in my twenty s that were so expensive that in my fifty s I still have them, okay. And I still wear them. Okay? Just to give you perspective, right? So when I talk about being obedient, it’s really letting go of flesh. Romans, I think it’s twelve. One or two says, do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. See, I was con forming, con forming. I want you all to get this. So con means letting the world con me into what they say. So perception was having me be this thing and do this thing. And again I loved entertainment. Nothing wrong with it. But who I was becoming in the process of it was conforming. So for me I realized what I had to do is sit in quiet contemplation. I call it be do. Have I got that from somebody?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:33:01]:

So let me just give the law of abundance.

Nicole [00:33:04]:

Is that what that is?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:33:05]:

Girl, I got that.

Nicole [00:33:05]:

I read some book somewhere, but literally.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:33:07]:

It’S Empire, even in the Bible. Hello.

Nicole [00:33:10]:

They call us human beings, but we’re not. We’re human doings. So how did I really understand and begin obedience is to get out of my flesh. Nine times out of ten, I’m scared. I don’t want to do it. I don’t know how. When I start looking at all of me and trying to figure things out, even when I hired that first coach, which was 30,000 and I only made 13,000, did I know how I was going to do it? No. But I was clear. God led me to her. So I said, okay, I’m up my first payment on this credit card. I pray first of all that the first payment goes through. Let me keep it all the way real, right? So then I said, okay, Lord, I’m going to have to trust you that the rest is going to come so I could pay her off. And so obedience for me has meant.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:33:52]:

Moving out of the way of what.

Nicole [00:33:53]:

I see, what I think, what I feel and totally putting my trust in God. Hebrews eleven one says, faith is a substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Most of my journey, I would say probably 90% of my journey has been unseen. I didn’t see how I would get here. This is the vision that God gave me. And even as I’m now expanding my territory yet again, I couldn’t see in corporate. So when I hired my corporate coach and I’m going to keep it real, I’m transparent you all, okay? Again, I teach people how to make money from their genius, okay? How to start your business. Pretty much. I’m a starter kid coach, right? So my coach said you can’t go in corporate. They go think you go steal their people. I’m like, I do want to steal their people. So I’m like, well, how do I and so literally on the phone with her, dropped on her spirit, she’s like, oh my God, we’re overlooking a whole industry. But I’m going to tell you, it took me hiring that coach being uncomfortable. I’ve been trying to figure this out for five years and God keeps saying, I need you in corporate. And then my pastor covering starts saying it. I’m like, well, you stop calling me because God is already telling me that stop, you stop calling me too, right? So I’m like, okay, Lord, but I don’t understand how but again, I was trying to do a comfortable I realize now, it wasn’t until $20,000 investment hiring this coach that in my second call with her, she said, Nicole there’s a whole industry professional services, real estate agents and insurance brokers and people that are brands within a brand that need to understand how to bankroll their brilliance.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:35:18]:

Even corporate people need to understand it, right? If I work for a company and I want to progress in my career to become mid level or C suite manager, if I don’t know how to bankroll my brilliance, I’m not going to have the negotiation skills and the confidence and the executive presence to get one of those positions. So you can go into traditional corporate, too.

Nicole [00:35:40]:

And that’s entrepreneur. I was going to say in my research, starting to look at just that one industry, I fell upon entrepreneurship. But again, it took me saying yes, getting uncomfortable hiring a coach that then dropped that one idea in my spirit, researching that one idea to get to this. So I’m sharing that with you because, again, it’s my obedience. It wasn’t comfortable. So many people say, Well, I can’t afford that. Look, God never gives you a vision or purpose checking your bank account, checking your Rolodex. Those of you that remember what a Rolodex is, checking calendar. Right. He’s not checking any of that. He’s checking your faith.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:36:17]:

Yeah, that’s good.

Nicole [00:36:18]:

So that was the biggest thing I’ve had to learn in any time that God is calling me to New. When somebody says something to me and it scares me, I’m like, oh, Lord, here we go again. It’s starting over.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:36:30]:

Yeah, I love all of that. And I think what I love the most is that you’re now in a place, because of obedience, to be so comfortable with other people helping you to figure it out. Like I always say, the how is not your job. Right? All you need to do is keep saying yes. I got one of my favorite books. I referenced it in my book, The Surrender Experiment, which is just michael Singer just said, yeah, he was completely detached from any and all outcomes, everything that came to him. He believed that God was sending it, and so he operated as if God was sending everything, the good, the bad, and the incredible and how that just completely revolutionized the way that he lived. Got to the point where he was running a billion dollar company, all because he was surrendered. Like he was just not attached to any outcome. And what I love about everything that you’re sharing is that we all have that opportunity to really figure out how to not be attached. I throw people off. We talked about it just before we started recording. I do my annual live event currently called Move to Millions. I think it’ll be moved to Millions for a while. And I do not set a goal. I don’t set a revenue goal. And people are like, Wait a minute. You’re the woman who teaches people how to do enrollment events so they can make millions of dollars, and you want people to have million dollar businesses. You mean to tell me you do a whole live event and you do not set a goal? Yeah. For the last five years, I haven’t set a goal. And the reason why is because I realized that all of that takes me off of my focus of being obedient to what it is that I’m called to do. I can easily and effortlessly get distracted and start chasing things that are not within my realm, I don’t need to be concerned about it. And so I’ve decided, like kind of similar to what you just said a minute ago, submission being getting under God’s mission. Well, God’s mission for me, my prophetic Anointing, is for money and to teach people to understand God, his word, his promises, and all of those promises as they relate to their wealth, their abundance, their generational financial legacy. So that’s all I need to be concerned with. So if I submit and I come under God’s vision for me and I show up fully in obedience and do what it is that he called for me to do, there is never any situation or circumstance where my needs are not met and exceeded. I don’t have to spend my energy focused on any one particular number because even then, my number is probably going to be way too small because my God is big. One of our speakers, my brother at the event said, you get to experience the God that you see. Do you see a big God or.

Nicole [00:39:22]:

A little God that’s so good?

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:39:23]:

And some of us are seeing a little God. I see a big god. I see a God that my eyes can’t see, my ears can’t hear, my mind can’t conceive. And so by staying out of the way, coming under his vision and mission, I allow for the best possible reality and reaction every single time. And I said all of that to say, I feel like that’s who you have evolved into, right? And that’s who you are today, which is why the opportunities are showing up, the doors are opening. You’re being able to blow your own mind and you’ve condensed time. What would have taken you even longer, it already had taken you 17 years, which we can agree was too long. Now you’re condensing time and you’re making up for it because you’re sitting in that seat of abundance and taking the next step that you know to take. So I just really think that other.

Nicole [00:40:11]:

Thing that you said that it just reminded me is I started saying and my husband hates this, that I’m God’s favorite.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:40:16]:

Don’t be mad, right?

Nicole [00:40:19]:

We all are. We all are. But I say it. And the reason I say that is because and God said this to me after he said service and struggle should never coexist. He said to me, if I’m your Heavenly Father and listen, I was spoiled growing up, so that’s part of the reason. So I’m spoiled now, right? I’m spoiled by God. So God started saying, if your earthly Father spoiled you, he can’t do half of what I can do, right? And so when I began to look at the fact that God wants us to live in abundance and I’m not talking about just money, I’m talking about health, happiness, everything, he wants you to have an abundant life, then he has already given you every tool to do it. You just got to be willing to do the work to go and get it correct.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:40:57]:

Right? And sometimes that work isn’t doing, it’s being. And that’s why we’re supposed to be human beings as a culture, especially in the United States, we are mostly human doings. We are the hardest working country of all the countries in the world. But we just need to be right. And that’s why the model of abundance, who must I be so that I can do what I desire to do and have what I desire to have is so important. Because all we need to do is take on the identity. Genesis One and 26 says, let us make man in our own image. We be God’s image. If we would just operate from that place, a lot of the issues that we cause ourselves would cease to exist because we are being instead of trying to do it’s, about a connection of identity, which I think is really important, which then if we go all the way back to the mandates that God gave you faith, purpose and profit. Being allows for faith to demonstrate and personify purpose and for purpose to actually bring us to profit. It’s a continuum that never stops.

Nicole [00:42:09]:

We’re willing. God is God of systems, y’all. So that’s a system just like if you look in the sky, the solar system, you drink a glass of water, that’s your digestive system. That’s another system.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:42:19]:

Absolutely.

Nicole [00:42:20]:

And so when you begin to get in alignment with that system, the ways that God can bless you, it’s amazing.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:42:26]:

Yeah, it’s really phenomenal. It excites me to no end when I think about just for like a moment, our listeners of the podcast, they are millions minded. They’re already doing well. They are successful, right? Their success is not the question. How they set their businesses up to continue to serve them both financially and spiritually is the question. Right. How do they stop being the bottleneck inside of their business? How do they put themselves and position their brand in such a way that more opportunities come to them? So of course I’ve got the bankroll your brilliance expert here. So I would be remiss to not ask you if you had three or so tips around what I can do if I’m ready to go to my next level, if I’ve been able to lay it out and I’m willing to operate obediently in order to bring it into my life experience. But I want to be practical, right? I need some practical strategy and application of how I accelerate or amplify my brand. What would you share with them?

Nicole [00:43:23]:

So the very first thing, I’m sure something you teach, you’ve got to make money in your sleep. When I was struggling in my business, I’m going to keep it real. The only way I was making money was coaching. If I only coach one on one, I’m already capping off how much money I can make, especially if I’m working a full time job while I’m building my business, which is smart because you need to eat, right? So I only have five clients. I would have never made money doing it that way. So literally, my coach showed me me. It was like I had an epiphany. Hello, producer duh she said, pretty much, nicole, you producing programs for everybody else. You don’t have no programs for yourself. Duh right. So for me, it’s having multiple streams of income, and most of which are ways that I don’t have to be present and don’t involve me. I have team as well. So one, you’ve got to make money in your sleep. Two, you’ve got to have team so that it’s not just you. And so when you begin to the thing that I had to let go of is how things get done when you hire a team, because it may not get done the way you want it to get done, as long as it gets done right. So I had to learn that micromanage thing long time ago. The third is really, you want to become the go to in your industry, so you don’t want to be copying somebody else. I remember. I think it was Delatoro McNeil said this I was at an event. He said, both of us are doing the same thing. One of us is not necessary. And I see so many people, when they’re at a bottleneck or they’re stuck in their business, they start saying, oh, Darnyelle doing it like that. I’m going to do it like Darnyelle or so and so is doing it like that. I’m going to do it like her. And your gift was not put in you to be like anybody else. So if Oprah tries to be like me, she’ll fail. Yeah, I said it right. Just like if I try to be like Oprah, I’ll fail.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:44:54]:

Right.

Nicole [00:44:54]:

So it’s really getting clear on the one thing, the niche. What’s your secret sauce, which is what I call your brilliance. I call your brilliance methodology. And really, how do you begin to use that in everything you do? It’s the way you post on social media. It’s the way you talk on a podcast. It’s the way you do everything you do instead of being a cookie cut version of somebody else. So to go back through, number one, you got to make money while you sleep. Number two, you have to hire team. And number three, you’ve got to be clear on what makes you the go to in your industry.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:45:23]:

That’s good. The one thing that I would just put, like, a little asterisk by on the making money while you sleep, it doesn’t have to be something different. It could be the modality that you’re providing your service in is available to people in a passive format, so that while you are asleep, they could be consuming your content, making the decision and going to click the page. And the reason why I say that is because I do feel like sometimes multiple streams of income. Some people get distracted by that because they don’t understand it’s great to drop that nugget because you’re right, we need multiple streams of income. But what we need is we need to perfect or master a stream before we add the next one. The saying goes, you can’t chase two rabbits and expect to catch either one. And so if I got two streams that I’m trying to operate at the same time and neither of them has been perfected, there’s not a system around it like you talked about systems, right? Then neither stream is actually going to produce for me. So, yes, multiple streams, but over time, not all at one time. And look at whatever you’re creating. Look at all of the ways in the modality that you can make that available. If I say I’m a speaker and I want to make money speaking, that means I could get paid to keynote. That means I could get paid to train or facilitate. That means I could create a program, a digital course where I am speaking and people could pay me that’s that passive while I sleep way. So I think that it’s important to have multiple streams, but I just wanted to put that little asterisk on it because I know that’s what you meant. But girl, you know, somebody going to listen to this thing and be like, I got to go get me some.

Nicole [00:46:57]:

Multiple streams of income. And I love that you said that because so many people do and you’re right. Look, caveat I need to learn to say is after, because listen, if you’re not making money on the first stream doesn’t mean the second, the third and the fourth is going to work. Get the one down. And then the other piece is you don’t even know what other people need yet if you don’t have the first stream down. So you don’t know whether it needs to be an upsell, a down-sell, a cross sell. You don’t know until the one stream works. And then you really don’t know if your niche isn’t clear.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:47:24]:

Right?

Nicole [00:47:24]:

I hear so many people go, well, Nicole, I did multiple streams and it didn’t work. Yeah, it didn’t work because you don’t even know what you’re doing.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:47:29]:

Right.

Nicole [00:47:29]:

You’re not clear. So it’s getting that clarity first before you start to grow other revenue streams.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:47:34]:

So thank you. Definitely agree.

Nicole [00:47:35]:

Definitely agree.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:47:37]:

This has been phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal. Before I let you go, I always like to ask my three closing questions. First question is, what is one book? Either it can be the last book you read or one book that you’ve read that have made an impact and a difference on your own move to millions.

Nicole [00:47:53]:

So I would say the book that really made an impact and you ain’t going to believe this one is a book called Esther by Charles Swindoll. When I read Esther, that book now.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:48:02]:

Of course, Esther’s in the Bible, but.

Nicole [00:48:03]:

The way he broke down Esther, it really began to let me see my own for such a time as this moment. So that book really changed not just my life, but it really changed my purpose. Just the way I do what I do and the way I teach what I teach.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:48:16]:

I love that.

Nicole [00:48:17]:

By Charles.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:48:17]:

I love it. And then secondly, what is one quote that when you’re having a bad day or things are going wrong? Because that sometimes happens on this small business and entrepreneurship journey, that it just brings you right back, gets you re excited and reinvigorated.

Nicole [00:48:31]:

So I was reading an article, and I think it might have been Jada Pinkett Smith that said this. I don’t remember, but she said, your comfort zone is where your dreams go to die. So I changed that to your comfort zone is where your purpose goes to die. Because God never promised it was going to be comfortable or easy, but he always promises it’s worth it. So even if I keep it real in my perimenopause journey and weight gain is easy and imminent, like, on a daily basis, is it easy to keep the weight off? But I have to make a decision. Do I have that cocktail that I really want or do I write? So it’s never going to be easy, but if you make the right decisions in the right way, it will always be worth it.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:49:09]:

That’s good. And then lastly, what is one tool that you swear by on your own? Move to millions.

Nicole [00:49:15]:

So the one tool that I absolutely love is my CRM. I use entreprort. Now, I’ve had infusionsoft. I call it confusionsoft. Some other people call it that too, because I’m not a techie by any means. I am not a technology person. But entrepreneur, I think, because it has so many things you can do. Your opt in pages, you can send text messages out, you can do sales pages. And I can understand it. It really helps me streamline my processes. Even sales, your sales team can write notes in, I mean, everything. And because it’s in one place, to me, it makes it easy to keep up with all your client activity.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:49:53]:

Awesome. This is so good. Nicole Dr. Nicole, thank you so much for coming and hanging out with me finally. So glad that we got you here. We’ll make sure that we put all of your details in the show notes so that people will know how to connect with you. Yeah.

Nicole [00:50:06]:

I appreciate you, girl. Thank you.

Darnyelle Jervey Harmon [00:50:08]:

Awesome. You’re so welcome. What was your favorite part? Oh, my gosh. I have so many things I wrote down. I love when she said she helps people gain for God. I think that that’s really powerful. And I even like her faith, purpose, and profit. But when she says service and struggle should. Never coexist. I felt that thing. I hope you felt it too. I love that she was transparent about her journey and how long it took for her to actually go from $13,000 a year to making $200,000 a year and being solidly on the Move to Millions. Now, inside of her business, she said she thinks that obedience looks like submission and submission means getting under God’s mission and being obedient is what really made the difference for her. I’m so excited that you guys got to hear this conversation and I’m more excited for your own purpose Matriculating. It’s going to be an amazing journey as you continue to be obedient and step full in to understanding the insignificance of faith, operating in your purpose and allowing yourself to experience profit. I hope you enjoyed this conversation as much as I did. We’re going to put all of Dr. Nicole’s details in the show notes so that you can connect with her directly. I’m so excited that we got to spend this time together today and I know you are better for it. I’ll see you guys next time. Take care.

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