Coffee, Currency & Conversation 📍 LIVE in Charlotte, NC — Saturday, August 9th🕚 11AM–2PM | FREE Event 📌 VAPA Center | 700 N Tryon St. Three iconic brands are coming together for one unforgettable experience: ☕ Zora Hughes Coffee – Premium brews & cultural vibes 💰 G.U.C.I. Money – Financial literacy & Infinite Banking 🧠 Bro, Can We Talk? – Mental wellness & legacy mindset 🎤 Expect high-level dialogue, raw connection, and next-level game that hits your heart and your wallet. This isn't just an event — it's a movement. ➡️ Details: CoffeeCurrencyConversation.com 🚨 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Charlotte is the first stop. We’re taking this tour nationwide — and we’re welcoming aligned sponsors and community partners to build with us. Let’s create something unforgettable. Together. #CoffeeCurrencyConversation #ZoraHughesCoffee #GUCIMoney #BroCanWeTalk #SipTheLegacy #InfiniteBanking #MensMentalHealth #CharlotteNC #LegacyBuilders #VAPAcenter #CCCtour #PurposeDriven #CultureShifting

Bro, Can We Talk? Tonight's conversation was absolutely powerful and transformative, but it would not have happened without the participation of the entire group that showed up on the zoom meeting! That was DOPE! Thank you to everyone who showed up to add such incredible value to this lesson. Title: Walk It Like You Heard It’s Already Done 1. Intro (5 min) “You don’t become successful and then act like it. You act like it — then success chases you down.” Too many men are waiting for external validation before they walk in power. But confidence isn’t arrogance — it’s alignment. When your moves match your mission, you stop second-guessing and start building momentum. 2. Reality Check (10 min) Self-doubt isn’t humility. It’s hesitation. If nothing was missing, if there was no one to impress, if you had nothing left to prove…how would you move today? That’s the version of you your family needs. Your calling needs. You need. Real talk: most of us don’t need “more time.”We need to stop acting like we’re underqualified to be ourselves. Red Hot Takes: - If you still need applause to act — you’re not ready for leadership. - You’re not shy. You’re just scared to outgrow who people think you are. - Playing small isn’t noble. It’s selfish. Because people around you are suffocating while you downplay your calling. 3. The Shift (15 min) Stop waiting for permission. Stop moving like a man who needs confirmation. You already are him — you’re just not acting like it yet. Start making decisions like the version of you who: - Shows up early - Owns his voice - Finishes what he starts - Keeps promises to himself “The only gap between where you are and who you want to be is daily behavior.” 4. Framework: The 3M Identity Shift 1. Mirror it – Visualize the next-level version of yourself. What does he look like? Sound like? How does he lead, rest, speak, and handle pressure? 2. Mimic it – Begin to match his behavior in small, daily ways. Would he be binge-watching at 2AM or locking in on his vision? Would he ghost people or communicate with clarity?

Brothers, We’ve often been taught that wholeness means being unbroken, flawless, and complete. But what if true wholeness isn’t about perfection, but about authenticity? What if wholeness is about having the courage to show up—even when parts of us feel chipped, cracked, or incomplete? It’s about standing tall, not by hiding our flaws, but by embracing them as integral parts of our journey. Psychological perspectives affirm this understanding. Wholeness involves integrating all aspects of ourselves—mind, body, emotions, and relationships—accepting both our strengths and our limitations. It’s about acknowledging our past experiences, even the painful ones, and allowing them to inform our growth without defining our worth. Carl Jung emphasized the importance of embracing our “shadow”—the parts of ourselves we often suppress or deny. By acknowledging and integrating these aspects, we move towards a more complete and authentic self. This journey isn’t about presenting a polished facade; it’s about being relatable, vulnerable, and real. When we allow ourselves to be seen in our entirety, we not only free ourselves but also create space for others to do the same. So, let’s challenge the outdated notion that we must be “fixed” before we’re worthy. Let’s redefine wholeness as the bravery to be seen, the strength to be vulnerable, and the wisdom to know that our imperfections make us human. Together, let’s foster a community where authenticity is celebrated, and every man feels empowered to embrace his full self.

Bro, Can We Talk? Look at your life. Look at your leadership. Look at your legacy. - What do you want to be known for—and what must change starting right now to get there? Each man is encouraged to: - Drop one commitment in the comments. - Pair up with a brother for accountability this week.