Hello everyone! Thank you all for joining us—whether you were with us live or are watching the replay. We were truly honored to host Tonya M. Evans, a leading voice helping ensure our communities are not left behind in the digital economy. In this conversation we covered everything from overcoming fear around crypto to building what I call indestructible Black wealth. Below are notes from this powerful session. Be sure to watch the replay and start preparing for our 90-day challenge. Here are special discount codes for her book and course for King's Circle members: Book: https://advantageevans.thrivecart.com/dmdebook/?coupon=KINGSCOURTVIP Course: https://advantageevans.thrivecart.com/fromcashtocryptolive/?coupon=KINGSCOURTVIP Code: KINGSCOURTVIP And here's a link to a Black-woman owned bookstore where Tonya's recommended books are available: https://bookshop.org/shop/advantageevans Meet Professor Tonya Evans Professor Evans is a distinguished attorney, Forbes contributor, and advisor at the highest levels of finance and technology. Before attending Howard University School of Law, she played professional tennis for four years, even qualifying for the US Open in 1993. Today she consults with governments around the world, helping demystify digital assets and separate fact from fiction so our communities are not left behind. Rethinking Our Relationship with Money At its core, money is a shared agreement built on trust. Since the U.S. left the gold standard, our money is backed by the full faith and credit of the government . In reality, most money is already digital—when you use Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay, or direct deposit, you are simply moving numbers across digital ledgers. The banking system operates on fractional reserves, lending out deposits while insuring only up to $250,000.

What if a musical instrument could connect you to the spiritual world of your ancestors? When Mahealani first heard the Mbira, she says she was transported. “I forgot where I was. I was visiting ancestors who I know had passed. I was experiencing things from a different realm.” Across Africa, the Mbira is known as an instrument that speaks to the ancestors — a sacred sound used for healing, remembrance, and spiritual connection. This Saturday at 2 PM PST/ 5 EST, we welcome Mahealani to the King’s Circle. Here' s the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88560870283?pwd=92gH8Zjg5TGVUkd7UbhNtIEpu4lCEb.1 Mahealani is the author of The Mbira: An African Musical Tradition and is also an initiate of the Ifa spiritual tradition. In the attached video, Mahealani speaks with Black Resistance host Jan Mabry about the mbira, the traditional instrument of the Shona people of Zimbabwe, and its powerful cultural and spiritual significance. In addition to her expertise in Mbira, Mahealani has also dedicated more than 40 years to teaching and performing Polynesian music and dance, sharing Hawaiian and Tahitian traditions globally. She has also served as Professor of Hawaiian Language at Stanford University and led workshops throughout the United States and Mexico. This will be a powerful conversation about music, spirit, ancestry, and cultural restoration. Join us inside the circle on Saturday. Let us welcome this insightful, dedicated cultural ambassador. Here's the Zoom link once again: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88560870283?pwd=92gH8Zjg5TGVUkd7UbhNtIEpu4lCEb.1

Question for the community: What’s the most memorable dream you’ve ever had? The kind that made you wake up and think… that meant something. A few years ago, my Mom appeared in a dream and gave me a check. I knew I would be getting money. Sure enough, I got money about two months later. A 16k check from a bank. Do you keep track of your dreams? I'm not a big dreamer. Most of my guidance from ancestors come through my intuition. What is your intuition whispering to you these days?

Let the sunrise remind you that every day is a gift. Let each moment remind you to be present. Let each breath remind you of your ancestors — their strength, wisdom, and love living within you. Pause. Breathe. Stand in the light. Give thanks for this moment. Reflection Questions: 1. What helps you stay present and appreciate the gift of today? 2. How do you see the wisdom or strength of your ancestors showing up in your life

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