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Career Change: A 24-year-old entrepreneur tells us how he owns three Atlanta ho
Career Change: A 24-year-old entrepreneur tells us how he owns three Atlanta ho
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Isaiah Tatum.
A 24-year-old entrepreneur, touring artist, and hotel owner:
🎯 Purpose of the Interview
The interview showcases Dr. Isaiah Tatum’s extraordinary journey from homelessness to becoming a venture capitalist, hotel developer, and touring saxophonist. It aims to inspire young entrepreneurs by highlighting the importance of faith, planning, mentorship, and financial literacy.
🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Early Passion for Music
- Began playing saxophone at age 10.
- Influenced by legends like Kenny G, Curtis Mayfield, and Aretha Franklin.
- Practiced obsessively, leading to proficiency and touring opportunities.
- Maintains a strong connection to music despite business ventures.
“I couldn’t wait to get home and play… I practiced six hours a day.” — Isaiah Tatum
2. Entrepreneurial Drive & Financial Literacy
- Overcame homelessness and used that experience to fuel ambition.
- Became an equity investor in Jazz Pharmaceuticals at 18.
- Invested in real estate and hotel development with a focus on recession-proof models.
“I didn’t want to be an artist who had to stay on tour to maintain. I wanted to be financially free.” — Isaiah Tatum
3. Hotel Ownership & Strategy
- Owns two Candlewood Suites and an Embassy Suites in Georgia.
- Focuses on extended-stay models for consistent revenue.
- Emphasizes customer experience and operational efficiency.
“Even if they’re spending $160, make them feel like they’re spending $1 million.” — Isaiah Tatum
4. Mentorship & Education
- Studied finance and earned credentials from Wall Street Prep.
- Values mentorship from icons like Kenny G and Keith Worsham.
- Now mentors others and encourages financial literacy and self-confidence.
“Don’t look for who you are to fit in with everybody else… Elevate yourself.” — Isaiah Tatum
5. Vision & Future Endeavors
- Developing new properties in Tupelo, MS and Nashville, TN.
- Planning a Sweat Hotel concept and returning to music with a new album and tour.
- Driven by a daily mindset of growth and execution.
“Even though I’ve done really good, it’s about what I’m doing tomorrow.” — Isaiah Tatum
📌 Notable Quotes
- “Faith and a plan. A lot of people jump out there on faith. You better have a plan in your back pocket.” — Rushion McDonald
- “I fell in love with credentials… I wanted to maximize every opportunity.” — Isaiah Tatum
- “Let your results speak for themselves.” — Isaiah Tatum
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Career Change: A 24-year-old entrepreneur tells us how he owns three Atlanta ho
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Isaiah Tatum.
A 24-year-old entrepreneur, touring artist, and hotel owner:
🎯 Purpose of the Interview
The interview showcases Dr. Isaiah Tatum’s extraordinary journey from homelessness to becoming a venture capitalist, hotel developer, and touring saxophonist. It aims to inspire young entrepreneurs by highlighting the importance of faith, planning, mentorship, and financial literacy.
🔑 Key Takeaways 1. Early Passion for Music
- Began playing saxophone at age 10.
- Influenced by legends like Kenny G, Curtis Mayfield, and Aretha Franklin.
- Practiced obsessively, leading to proficiency and touring opportunities.
- Maintains a strong connection to music despite business ventures.
“I couldn’t wait to get home and play… I practiced six hours a day.” — Isaiah Tatum
2. Entrepreneurial Drive & Financial Literacy
- Overcame homelessness and used that experience to fuel ambition.
- Became an equity investor in Jazz Pharmaceuticals at 18.
- Invested in real estate and hotel development with a focus on recession-proof models.
“I didn’t want to be an artist who had to stay on tour to maintain. I wanted to be financially free.” — Isaiah Tatum
3. Hotel Ownership & Strategy
- Owns two Candlewood Suites and an Embassy Suites in Georgia.
- Focuses on extended-stay models for consistent revenue.
- Emphasizes customer experience and operational efficiency.
“Even if they’re spending $160, make them feel like they’re spending $1 million.” — Isaiah Tatum
4. Mentorship & Education
- Studied finance and earned credentials from Wall Street Prep.
- Values mentorship from icons like Kenny G and Keith Worsham.
- Now mentors others and encourages financial literacy and self-confidence.
“Don’t look for who you are to fit in with everybody else… Elevate yourself.” — Isaiah Tatum
5. Vision & Future Endeavors
- Developing new properties in Tupelo, MS and Nashville, TN.
- Planning a Sweat Hotel concept and returning to music with a new album and tour.
- Driven by a daily mindset of growth and execution.
“Even though I’ve done really good, it’s about what I’m doing tomorrow.” — Isaiah Tatum
📌 Notable Quotes
- “Faith and a plan. A lot of people jump out there on faith. You better have a plan in your back pocket.” — Rushion McDonald
- “I fell in love with credentials… I wanted to maximize every opportunity.” — Isaiah Tatum
- “Let your results speak for themselves.” — Isaiah Tatum
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Career Change: A former emergency room nurse turned career coach, shares her jo
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Dr. Farrah Laurent.
A former emergency room nurse turned entrepreneur and career coach, shares her journey from bedside care to building a six-figure business helping new nurses land high-paying jobs and launch their own ventures. The conversation explores nursing as a lucrative and flexible career path, the importance of mindset, and the power of personal branding.
🔑 Key Points 💼 Career Journey & Motivation
- Dr. Laurent was inspired by the TV show Trauma: Life in the E.R. to become an emergency nurse.
- She worked 13 years in ER nursing, including at a Level 1 trauma center in Detroit.
- Transitioned into education and leadership before launching her coaching business.
💰 Nursing as a High-Income Career
- New nurses in cities like NYC and Northern California can earn $100K–$175K starting salaries.
- National average is around $70K, but opportunities vary by region and specialization.
- Nurse anesthetists can earn $200K–$300K+.
“New graduate nurses today… are making baseline at least $100,000, up to $175K.”
🧠 Mindset & Coaching
- Emphasizes abundance mindset over scarcity.
- Coaches nurses on resume writing, interview prep, and personal branding.
- Encourages nurses to invest in themselves through coaching and professional development.
“If I can do it, you can do it too. It all starts with an idea and the mindset.”
📈 Entrepreneurship for Nurses
- Nurses are increasingly turning to consulting, coaching, and telehealth for flexibility.
- Dr. Laurent founded the Nurses Making Money Moves conference and authored a workbook by the same name.
- Organized her first conference in just 10 weeks, attracting 70 nurses from 20 states.
“You’re using your intellectual property—what you already know—to monetize.”
🌍 Diversity & Representation
- Advocates for racial, gender, and linguistic diversity in nursing and leadership.
- Notes that patient outcomes improve when care providers reflect the communities they serve.
“We need more diversity in nursing and nursing leadership to close the gaps in healthcare inequalities.”
💡 Advice for New Nurses
- Get clear on your goals and ideal work environment.
- Prepare thoroughly for interviews—don’t wing it.
- Build a strong LinkedIn presence—95% of recruiters check it.
- Negotiate: Know your worth, research salaries, and pitch your value.
“Don’t just settle. Go after what you want.”
🚩 Red Flags in Job Offers
- Disorganized interview process
- Unwelcoming management
- High turnover
- Rushed job offers without clarity on responsibilities
📣 Closing Quote
“Nurses are big problem solvers. Find the problem you want to solve and go for it.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Career Change: A former emergency room nurse turned career coach, shares her jo
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Dr. Farrah Laurent.
A former emergency room nurse turned entrepreneur and career coach, shares her journey from bedside care to building a six-figure business helping new nurses land high-paying jobs and launch their own ventures. The conversation explores nursing as a lucrative and flexible career path, the importance of mindset, and the power of personal branding.
🔑 Key Points 💼 Career Journey & Motivation
- Dr. Laurent was inspired by the TV show Trauma: Life in the E.R. to become an emergency nurse.
- She worked 13 years in ER nursing, including at a Level 1 trauma center in Detroit.
- Transitioned into education and leadership before launching her coaching business.
💰 Nursing as a High-Income Career
- New nurses in cities like NYC and Northern California can earn $100K–$175K starting salaries.
- National average is around $70K, but opportunities vary by region and specialization.
- Nurse anesthetists can earn $200K–$300K+.
“New graduate nurses today… are making baseline at least $100,000, up to $175K.”
🧠 Mindset & Coaching
- Emphasizes abundance mindset over scarcity.
- Coaches nurses on resume writing, interview prep, and personal branding.
- Encourages nurses to invest in themselves through coaching and professional development.
“If I can do it, you can do it too. It all starts with an idea and the mindset.”
📈 Entrepreneurship for Nurses
- Nurses are increasingly turning to consulting, coaching, and telehealth for flexibility.
- Dr. Laurent founded the Nurses Making Money Moves conference and authored a workbook by the same name.
- Organized her first conference in just 10 weeks, attracting 70 nurses from 20 states.
“You’re using your intellectual property—what you already know—to monetize.”
🌍 Diversity & Representation
- Advocates for racial, gender, and linguistic diversity in nursing and leadership.
- Notes that patient outcomes improve when care providers reflect the communities they serve.
“We need more diversity in nursing and nursing leadership to close the gaps in healthcare inequalities.”
💡 Advice for New Nurses
- Get clear on your goals and ideal work environment.
- Prepare thoroughly for interviews—don’t wing it.
- Build a strong LinkedIn presence—95% of recruiters check it.
- Negotiate: Know your worth, research salaries, and pitch your value.
“Don’t just settle. Go after what you want.”
🚩 Red Flags in Job Offers
- Disorganized interview process
- Unwelcoming management
- High turnover
- Rushed job offers without clarity on responsibilities
📣 Closing Quote
“Nurses are big problem solvers. Find the problem you want to solve and go for it.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/
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Career Change: A former emergency room nurse turned career coach, shares her jo
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Dr. Farrah Laurent.
A former emergency room nurse turned entrepreneur and career coach, shares her journey from bedside care to building a six-figure business helping new nurses land high-paying jobs and launch their own ventures. The conversation explores nursing as a lucrative and flexible career path, the importance of mindset, and the power of personal branding.
🔑 Key Points 💼 Career Journey & Motivation
- Dr. Laurent was inspired by the TV show Trauma: Life in the E.R. to become an emergency nurse.
- She worked 13 years in ER nursing, including at a Level 1 trauma center in Detroit.
- Transitioned into education and leadership before launching her coaching business.
💰 Nursing as a High-Income Career
- New nurses in cities like NYC and Northern California can earn $100K–$175K starting salaries.
- National average is around $70K, but opportunities vary by region and specialization.
- Nurse anesthetists can earn $200K–$300K+.
“New graduate nurses today… are making baseline at least $100,000, up to $175K.”
🧠 Mindset & Coaching
- Emphasizes abundance mindset over scarcity.
- Coaches nurses on resume writing, interview prep, and personal branding.
- Encourages nurses to invest in themselves through coaching and professional development.
“If I can do it, you can do it too. It all starts with an idea and the mindset.”
📈 Entrepreneurship for Nurses
- Nurses are increasingly turning to consulting, coaching, and telehealth for flexibility.
- Dr. Laurent founded the Nurses Making Money Moves conference and authored a workbook by the same name.
- Organized her first conference in just 10 weeks, attracting 70 nurses from 20 states.
“You’re using your intellectual property—what you already know—to monetize.”
🌍 Diversity & Representation
- Advocates for racial, gender, and linguistic diversity in nursing and leadership.
- Notes that patient outcomes improve when care providers reflect the communities they serve.
“We need more diversity in nursing and nursing leadership to close the gaps in healthcare inequalities.”
💡 Advice for New Nurses
- Get clear on your goals and ideal work environment.
- Prepare thoroughly for interviews—don’t wing it.
- Build a strong LinkedIn presence—95% of recruiters check it.
- Negotiate: Know your worth, research salaries, and pitch your value.
“Don’t just settle. Go after what you want.”
🚩 Red Flags in Job Offers
- Disorganized interview process
- Unwelcoming management
- High turnover
- Rushed job offers without clarity on responsibilities
📣 Closing Quote
“Nurses are big problem solvers. Find the problem you want to solve and go for it.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Brand Building: They own restaurants in Memphis, the Dominican Republic and one thousand virtual tax franchises.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Mowbray and Cherina Rowand.
🎙️ Interview Summary: Mowbray & Cherina Rowand Purpose of the Interview
To showcase the entrepreneurial journey of Mowbray and Cherina Rowand, co-founders of The Rowand Group and One Stop Taxes, the largest Black-owned virtual tax preparation service in America. The interview highlights their business evolution, scaling strategies, community impact, and the creation of the Black Tax Festival.
🧭 Interview Outline 1. Background & Origins
- Both from Memphis, Tennessee; met in high school.
- Started tax preparation in 2010 as a mom-and-pop operation.
- Transitioned from brick-and-mortar to virtual model by 2015.
2. Business Philosophy
- Entrepreneurship is defined as service to others.
- Mowbray is the visionary; Cherina is the implementer.
- Emphasis on scaling with structure: legal, accounting, HR.
3. One Stop Taxes
- Grew from a single office to over 1,000 virtual franchise locations.
- Offers free training, no startup costs, and shared revenue model.
- Built a platform allowing clients to submit documents and sign remotely.
4. Virtual Tax Model
- Designed for convenience and accessibility.
- Clients and tax preparers never need to meet in person.
- Platform includes document upload, e-signature, and cloud storage.
5. Franchise & Training
- Learning Management System (LMS) for onboarding.
- Training includes tax prep, customer acquisition, and platform use.
- Strategic partnerships with local businesses (e.g., dealerships, daycares).
6. Black Tax Festival
- Combines networking, education, and recognition.
- Includes IRS updates, business workshops, and the Titan Awards.
- Open to all entrepreneurs, not just tax professionals.
7. Expansion & Diversification
- Own restaurants in Memphis and the Dominican Republic.
- Franchised Fat Tuesday and Esco Restaurant (did \$1M in first 6 weeks).
- Own a yacht for rental experiences in the DR.
- Plans to develop a restaurant strip near FedExForum in Memphis.
💡 Key Takeaways
- Vision + Execution = Growth: Their complementary roles fuel business success.
- Virtual is Scalable: Transitioning to virtual allowed exponential growth.
- Community Impact Matters: Black Tax Festival fosters education and recognition.
- Diversification is Strategic: Restaurants and real estate expand their brand.
- Mentorship & Learning: They study successful entrepreneurs like Tilman Fertitta.
- Faith & Family Drive: Their journey is rooted in love, planning, and purpose.
🗣️ Notable Quotes
- “Entrepreneurship means being a servant to other people.”
- “The same thing that works at \$1M doesn’t work at \$15M.”
- “We had to fire ourselves from some jobs and hire professionals.”
- “We built a platform where you can do taxes from your couch.”
- “We started before social media—we know belly-to-belly marketing.”
- “Recognition matters—people don’t get it at home or work.”
- “We’re trying to bridge the wealth gap through proper paperwork.”
- “We bought a yacht in the Dominican Republic to rent for experiences.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Brand Building: They own restaurants in Memphis, the Dominican Republic and one thousand virtual tax franchises.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Mowbray and Cherina Rowand.
🎙️ Interview Summary: Mowbray & Cherina Rowand Purpose of the Interview
To showcase the entrepreneurial journey of Mowbray and Cherina Rowand, co-founders of The Rowand Group and One Stop Taxes, the largest Black-owned virtual tax preparation service in America. The interview highlights their business evolution, scaling strategies, community impact, and the creation of the Black Tax Festival.
🧭 Interview Outline 1. Background & Origins
- Both from Memphis, Tennessee; met in high school.
- Started tax preparation in 2010 as a mom-and-pop operation.
- Transitioned from brick-and-mortar to virtual model by 2015.
2. Business Philosophy
- Entrepreneurship is defined as service to others.
- Mowbray is the visionary; Cherina is the implementer.
- Emphasis on scaling with structure: legal, accounting, HR.
3. One Stop Taxes
- Grew from a single office to over 1,000 virtual franchise locations.
- Offers free training, no startup costs, and shared revenue model.
- Built a platform allowing clients to submit documents and sign remotely.
4. Virtual Tax Model
- Designed for convenience and accessibility.
- Clients and tax preparers never need to meet in person.
- Platform includes document upload, e-signature, and cloud storage.
5. Franchise & Training
- Learning Management System (LMS) for onboarding.
- Training includes tax prep, customer acquisition, and platform use.
- Strategic partnerships with local businesses (e.g., dealerships, daycares).
6. Black Tax Festival
- Combines networking, education, and recognition.
- Includes IRS updates, business workshops, and the Titan Awards.
- Open to all entrepreneurs, not just tax professionals.
7. Expansion & Diversification
- Own restaurants in Memphis and the Dominican Republic.
- Franchised Fat Tuesday and Esco Restaurant (did \$1M in first 6 weeks).
- Own a yacht for rental experiences in the DR.
- Plans to develop a restaurant strip near FedExForum in Memphis.
💡 Key Takeaways
- Vision + Execution = Growth: Their complementary roles fuel business success.
- Virtual is Scalable: Transitioning to virtual allowed exponential growth.
- Community Impact Matters: Black Tax Festival fosters education and recognition.
- Diversification is Strategic: Restaurants and real estate expand their brand.
- Mentorship & Learning: They study successful entrepreneurs like Tilman Fertitta.
- Faith & Family Drive: Their journey is rooted in love, planning, and purpose.
🗣️ Notable Quotes
- “Entrepreneurship means being a servant to other people.”
- “The same thing that works at \$1M doesn’t work at \$15M.”
- “We had to fire ourselves from some jobs and hire professionals.”
- “We built a platform where you can do taxes from your couch.”
- “We started before social media—we know belly-to-belly marketing.”
- “Recognition matters—people don’t get it at home or work.”
- “We’re trying to bridge the wealth gap through proper paperwork.”
- “We bought a yacht in the Dominican Republic to rent for experiences.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/
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Brand Building: They own restaurants in Memphis, the Dominican Republic and one thousand virtual tax franchises.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Mowbray and Cherina Rowand.
🎙️ Interview Summary: Mowbray & Cherina Rowand Purpose of the Interview
To showcase the entrepreneurial journey of Mowbray and Cherina Rowand, co-founders of The Rowand Group and One Stop Taxes, the largest Black-owned virtual tax preparation service in America. The interview highlights their business evolution, scaling strategies, community impact, and the creation of the Black Tax Festival.
🧭 Interview Outline 1. Background & Origins
- Both from Memphis, Tennessee; met in high school.
- Started tax preparation in 2010 as a mom-and-pop operation.
- Transitioned from brick-and-mortar to virtual model by 2015.
2. Business Philosophy
- Entrepreneurship is defined as service to others.
- Mowbray is the visionary; Cherina is the implementer.
- Emphasis on scaling with structure: legal, accounting, HR.
3. One Stop Taxes
- Grew from a single office to over 1,000 virtual franchise locations.
- Offers free training, no startup costs, and shared revenue model.
- Built a platform allowing clients to submit documents and sign remotely.
4. Virtual Tax Model
- Designed for convenience and accessibility.
- Clients and tax preparers never need to meet in person.
- Platform includes document upload, e-signature, and cloud storage.
5. Franchise & Training
- Learning Management System (LMS) for onboarding.
- Training includes tax prep, customer acquisition, and platform use.
- Strategic partnerships with local businesses (e.g., dealerships, daycares).
6. Black Tax Festival
- Combines networking, education, and recognition.
- Includes IRS updates, business workshops, and the Titan Awards.
- Open to all entrepreneurs, not just tax professionals.
7. Expansion & Diversification
- Own restaurants in Memphis and the Dominican Republic.
- Franchised Fat Tuesday and Esco Restaurant (did \$1M in first 6 weeks).
- Own a yacht for rental experiences in the DR.
- Plans to develop a restaurant strip near FedExForum in Memphis.
💡 Key Takeaways
- Vision + Execution = Growth: Their complementary roles fuel business success.
- Virtual is Scalable: Transitioning to virtual allowed exponential growth.
- Community Impact Matters: Black Tax Festival fosters education and recognition.
- Diversification is Strategic: Restaurants and real estate expand their brand.
- Mentorship & Learning: They study successful entrepreneurs like Tilman Fertitta.
- Faith & Family Drive: Their journey is rooted in love, planning, and purpose.
🗣️ Notable Quotes
- “Entrepreneurship means being a servant to other people.”
- “The same thing that works at \$1M doesn’t work at \$15M.”
- “We had to fire ourselves from some jobs and hire professionals.”
- “We built a platform where you can do taxes from your couch.”
- “We started before social media—we know belly-to-belly marketing.”
- “Recognition matters—people don’t get it at home or work.”
- “We’re trying to bridge the wealth gap through proper paperwork.”
- “We bought a yacht in the Dominican Republic to rent for experiences.”
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST
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Uplift: He helps churches and nonprofits leverage technology.
Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Gregory Richardson.
A cybersecurity expert and AI consultant. The conversation explores cybersecurity best practices, the rise of AI, and how Gregory is helping churches and nonprofits leverage technology to spread the gospel.
🔐 Cybersecurity Insights 🔹 Gregory’s Background
- Based in Dallas, Texas.
- Works full-time as an ethical hacker and cybersecurity consultant for major corporations and governments.
- Also a serial entrepreneur with ventures in real estate, consulting, and software.
🔹 Key Cybersecurity Takeaways
- Multitasking Myth: Gregory argues that humans are not wired for multitasking—focus leads to better outcomes.
- Password:
- Avoid using simple passwords like “1234.”
- Don’t reuse passwords across platforms.
- Use passphrases (e.g., Bible verses) for stronger security.
- Change passwords regularly.
- Password Vaults: Recommends using reputable services like Google or Microsoft.
- Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Strongly encourages using 2FA to protect accounts.
- Phishing Scams:
- Be wary of urgent or fear-based emails.
- Always verify suspicious messages by contacting the company directly.
- Scammers often mimic trusted brands (e.g., Facebook, Bank of America).
🔹 The Bigger Picture
- Cybercrime now generates more revenue than global drug trafficking.
- Criminal organizations are well-funded and recruit tech talent to build sophisticated scams.
🤖 Artificial Intelligence & Opportunity 🔹 AI as a Tool for Good
- Compares AI to the Gutenberg printing press—initially misused, but ultimately transformative.
- Believes AI’s potential far outweighs its risks.
🔹 AI in Business
- Helps businesses identify “million-dollar problems” and solve them with AI.
- Example: Built a toll-tracking app for a car rental company that became more profitable than the rental business itself.
- Encourages entrepreneurs to use AI tools to build apps without needing coding skills.
🔹 AI in Education
- Created a custom math quiz app for his daughter using her course materials and AI.
🙏 AI for Churches & Nonprofits
- Gregory focuses on helping churches and nonprofits use AI to:
- Spread the gospel.
- Operate more efficiently.
- Compete with limited budgets.
- Offers consulting and resources through his website: GregoryRichardson.ai
📚 Book Mentioned
- Gregory has authored a book on using AI to solve business problems and create scalable solutions.
🎙️ Closing Notes
- Rushion praises Gregory’s passion, clarity, and practical advice.
- Plans to bring him back for a deeper dive into AI’s role in faith-based and nonprofit work.
#SHMS #STRAW #BEST #AMI
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