WALLSTREET TRAPPER Reveals How Marriage Transformed His Life | Dear Future Wifey E827

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• "Communicate with me!" Yesssss! Kudos to the lady in your life for emphasizing to you and making you understand how important communication is! So many men just don't get that!

• OMG!! It's the transparency for me. I pray God continue to lead you in every aspect of your life 👑

• Trap I’m so proud of you. Keep teaching. God is using you.

• WOW!! I’ve never heard or even heard Of men telling other men that they are Too important not to be married or get married. That’s a revelation.

  • Oh yes I’ve heard this but these men are usually of a certain statue and they look out for each other whether in a brotherhood or a certain career field or organization it’s a certain caliber of men that supports, encourages and mentors their friends in this way - it real

  • I hear this for men with important and influential jobs, coaches, politicians, etc..

  • Exactly! These are the types of black men who my husband hangs out with. This is soooo important. We need more blk men like them in our community.

  • @@altheajester209 yes black women need to change their circle and change who they are to ATTRACT DIFFERENT. My fiancé is a black physician he is around like minded men. I never heard of Semen Retention until I met him 4 years ago. They are not on social media talking Kevin Samuels nonsense about wigs, lashes twerking or whatever the Wanna A Be high value men are doing on social media not any of them have social media they invest their time in the gym, trading stocks, and researching the best continent/countries to visit to learn about other cultures in person. Im glad I worked on ME and did the INNER AND SHADOW WORK to start attracting different kind of men. IRON SHARPENS IRON!

  • It’s the crew he’s with now that he mentioned. I know them. Rock solid dudes who treat their wives like treasure and consider it an honor. Tobe Nwigwe is with them as well which is why you see his wife everywhere he is.

• I wish every man knew whether he makes a million dollars or 50k he's important enough to be married. No one person's value starts at the point that they "make it." It starts waayy before that. If men knew that, maybe they wouldn't wait so long to get married.

  • Not every man believe that making a large sum of money determines if he will marry. Most men are looking for women to bring specific qualities that they desire or need.

  • Considering his background, I believe being a Millionaire comes with influence especially in the black community, young people that grew up in the projects would be inspired that if he made it i would too,then socially if he is not married who does he leave his worth and legacy with ? he needs children to carry his name and legacy hence his importance been unique and not that he can't marry if he was a "thousandnire".

  • @martinmutuna6641  As a believer, our standard of what makes us influential shouldn't be the same as the world. The idea that he only has influence because he's a millionaire is not exactly the flex people think it is. Having money gives you access to "stuff" and possibly puts a person in a few rooms they wouldn't normally have access to. But.....If your walk with TMH and the entirety of your life aren't aligning with what is a biblical standard, then what does it truly mean. The standard for marriage what and who it's for has been given by the Father. What he's saying is centered around the ideologies of man. Legacy, importance, and influence can be left with much less. Thank you for your response! I get what you're saying. I just don't fully agree.

  • True but alot of women today won't give a man a chance unless they're making certain figures

  • @SHOTTAeastcoast  A lot isn't all. I know plenty of women that could care less and are more concerned about a mans character, consistency, and commitment, not just to them but to TMH first and foremost. They're getting looked over also. If men have seemingly set this out as a standard amongst themselves ( privately spoken amongst his cirlcle) but many have made this idea public through many platforms. Can any man actually be upset that not all but a lot of women have adopted that same mindset?

• The callus was a good analogy. Politics won’t save our communities, we have the power to heal and save our communities through personal restitution.

  • Through CHRIST it’s possible.☝🏽🙏🏽✝️

  • Yes!!! I agree❤

• This interview was very enlightening and restored my faith that there are still a few good kingdom minded men out here. Men who recognize the work that they need to do on themselves, we are all healing, but it’s refreshing to see a man recognize and actually take action in doing the work. Thank you for sharing King🙏🏾

• I have heard ET and April Mason mention him, so it was good to learn about him and his platform. I pray for God's protection over his life and wisdom for his journey. This was a rich episode!

  • Who is ET? I don’t know the pastor

  • @@irenetellsit2062 Eric Thomas

• WallStreet Trapper, you may not realize it yet, but your testimony will minister to millions. God has has big plans for you in the marketplace brother. Just remember this moment and embrace it. 🙏🏼💜

  • Good evening am a49yearold mom only has $500 would love to start investing

  • I agree! He ministered to me for sure!!

  • Thank God for his grace, mercy, forgiveness and makeover…

  • You’re important to your creator to fulfill your God given assignment bc we women need God’s man assigned to us. A copy won’t do!

• The honesty, vulnerability, and accountability with which this man speaks is refreshing. More of these conversations are necessary. May God cover him in his journey 🙏🏾