January 24, 2025 • 39 mins
Unlock the secrets of wealth preservation and strategic estate planning as we explore the captivating realm of private trusts and legal entities. Discover the key distinctions between private and public charitable trusts, governed by the Indian Trusts Act of 1882 and the Bombay Public Trust Act of 1950, and why thumbprints and signatures on trust deeds hold significant importance. Prepare to gain insight into the world of trademark processes, with our vibrant community at Don Kalam University providing a backdrop of consultation and knowledge sharing to fuel your personal and professional growth.
Navigate the complexities of living trusts with us, where we break down the roles of grantors, trustees, and beneficiaries, shining a light on the critical aspect of maintaining privacy through registered agents. Learn how to harness the tax and liability advantages of states like South Dakota, Nevada, Wyoming, Alaska, and Delaware, tapping into international perspectives on trust establishment. Dive into the toolbox of essential estate planning documents—wills, healthcare directives, powers of attorney—and understand the strategic planning needed to protect your legacy.
Finally, explore the art of trust funding and asset retitling, where the precision of asset ledger schedules and the strategy of financial maneuvering can unlock significant opportunities. Hear about the importance of crafting compelling narratives for lenders, using cash flow and proper documentation to secure funding, and the potential returns from well-informed financial strategies. Embrace the journey toward incremental wealth growth, all within a supportive community that champions informed financial decisions and strategic planning.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
Been a lot of moving the groovy.
(00:22):
I just want to tap in withy'all.
Drop y'all some of thatpersonal, private information.
You know what I'm saying?
Not personal, but private.
Some private game, some trustlaw.
Got a lot of information goingon.
Make sure the mic check's good.
I'm using my new mic.
I don't know how to turn itdown if it's too loud, but y'all
(00:43):
hear me, this is nice.
Let me hear myself.
Man, I ain't going to ask y'all.
Let me do a mic check formyself.
Mic check, mic check.
Let me do a mic check formyself.
Sounds good.
Mic check, mic sounds good.
All right, but peace and love.
(01:06):
Peace and love to everybody inthe school as well and my
private school.
Go to skoolcom slashD-O-N-K-I-L-A-M.
Again skoolcom slashD-O-N-k-i-l-a-m.
That's the best way to tap inwith the good news with Don
(01:29):
Kalam University, dk's PrivateBusiness Circle.
That's Don Kalam's PrivateBusiness Circle.
It says DK's Private BusinessCircle.
And then message Don Kalamdirectly in the chat.
When you're ready to book aconsultation, it has it's own
chat platform, so everybody inthe school already knows.
When you're ready to book aconsultation, it has its own
chat platform, so you can.
Everybody in the school alreadyknows when you're ready to book
a consultation.
Derek has booked one.
(01:49):
I'm not sure if I talked to himI see my other homie in here
that I've talked to A few people.
In the game we got Floyd in thebuilding too.
Shout out to Floyd man, butmuch peace and love.
Now the other way if you need alink to the school, you want to
book a consultation, you cantext PRIVATELIFE to 702-200-4900
(02:13):
.
Again, you can text PRIVATELIFEto 702-200-4900 to tap in and
book a consultation, or justtext CONSULT, just text, consult
, but peace and love toeverybody.
Man, can you turn that down?
Thank you, I want everybody tounderstand and this is from some
(02:35):
of the information that I'veactually put in the school.
I put this in the actual school.
I trust when it comes to trust.
People are having there's a lotof confusion when it comes to
trust and there shouldn't be.
You trust your mama, you trustGod, you know, and that's what
(02:58):
it comes to.
You gotta learn how to trustyourself, trust your abilities.
You know I'm not allowed toturn these taxes for educational
, informational purposes only,but I do have law degrees,
business degrees, all of that.
Soundcheck good.
Is the soundcheck good?
Everybody, because as soon assomebody says no audio and
everybody's, and the audio isgood, I'm kicking you out.
(03:20):
Soundcheck's good.
Get the fuck out of my class.
Get the fuck out.
Don't ever come to me againBecause you made me stop class
when I'm dropping game, bitchnigga, and that's how I move.
Give a fuck if I'm in theoffice or not.
This is my office.
Get the fuck out.
I stopped class for your bitchass Just because you said the
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audio was no good.
So get the fuck out of my class.
Time is money, bitches.
Excuse my language, but that'show it moves.
Ain't that right, baby?
Ain't that how it moves?
I don't want to call you baby.
You said we professional in thepublic, in the private it's
something different though.
Huh, I'm just messing with you,man.
(04:04):
Well, peace and love.
Man, a trust can either be aprivate trust or a public
charitable trust.
Private trusts are governed bythe Indian Acts.
I'm not so look, this is not myinformation.
I'm dropping this informationto you and I don't totally agree
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with this, but we're going toread with this private trusts
are governed by the Indian Acts.
1882 are used for privatepurposes, such as running a
private estate or institution.
Private trusts are not givenany tax benefits by the
government of India.
Private trusts are not givenany tax benefits by the
government of India, but it'sthe Indian Trust Act 1882.
But I'm going to tell you,private trust is governed.
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Trusts are not given any taxbenefits by the government of
India, but it's the Indian TrustAct 1882.
But I'm going to tell you,private trust is not governed by
the Indian Acts.
But this is the informationthat's out there.
But if you want to do somecharitable work for public, you
can set up a public charitabletrust.
India does not have a nationallevel to govern charitable
trusts.
However, a few of the stateshave enacted public charitable
trust acts like Bombay PublicTrust Act 1950.
And I do know people that havecharitable trust in Bombay.
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Trusts are registered using adocument called a trustee.
This document contains all theinformation about the trust.
All the trustees and witnesseswill have to give a thumb
impression and signatures onthese papers.
All in all, you will need thehelp, a thumb impression and
signatures on these papers.
All in all, you will need thehelp of a notary to prepare the
papers.
But yes, signatures andthumbprints are true trust deeds
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On a trust deed.
I need everybody to understandthis.
You need a thumbprint and asignature.
Thumbprint and a signature.
So when I take you to show youwhat the trademark, let's look
up the US Trademark Office, usTrademark Search.
I want y'all to see this.
(05:55):
I actually show y'all how to dothis.
In the school I have a class.
Did you watch the class, thetrademark class?
Did you join that?
All right, I just need, I needto check up on my homies.
I did yesterday too.
I just trademarked somebodyyesterday.
But look, so, as y'all can see,right here you can see not out
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there in the world I'm showingthem on the screen.
The trust is who trademarks thegovernment name and I wouldn't
put your name trust.
Okay, do not put your nametrust.
It's alter egos.
So this has Kalam International, a trust trademarked Jeffrey
Wayne McBride Jr.
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And with that, the specimensthat are going to be included in
this is going to be athumbprint and a signature,
because this is your notary,this is a real notary.
Does that make sense foreverybody?
Everybody that's on the Zoom,does that make sense?
(06:56):
I just want y'all to see this.
I need y'all to know howimportant this is.
So you can just go to, you canlook up US Trademark Search Type
in Jeffrey Wayne McBride Jr.
It's going to pop up.
(07:18):
It's a live trademark, it's awordmark Jeffrey Wayne McBride
Jr.
The owner is the KalamInternational Trust.
So when you click that, you goin there, you can look at status
.
You can even look at the wholeapplication so you can see what
was actually included and I have.
And these are examples of theactual trust that I utilized.
But with that being stated, letme pause my screen for a second
(07:41):
because I want y'all to seewhat are actually the documents
that I'm using.
I want you all to see thedocuments that I'm using.
It's easy, it's simple.
So the reason why I'm going toshow you because it is public
information, because it's in thetrademark office, it's in the
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trademark office.
So let me let me share thescreen again.
Alright, resume.
So this is what we're using.
Prove that his name's abusiness.
I do use that're using.
Prove that his name's abusiness.
I do use that.
We prove that his name's LLC.
Can you see the screen?
Was you watching it?
Still, you off, okay.
(08:32):
So signature signature meanssign of nature, thumbprint, red
thumbprint and then boom, I'mgonna show you the document said
this is the only thing that youneed.
So back to what we were studying.
What was we studying?
We're talking about trust deedsD-E-E-D, but right now I'm
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showing you a trustcertification, and that should
be part of your lingo as well.
That should be part of yourtrustee chain as well trust
certifications.
I'm in the office, I have astudent with me.
Actually, I have one of mypresidents with me, one of my
trustees with me.
It's official right here, andwe're going back for more.
(09:17):
We're going back for more.
It's all about your paperwork.
Ooh, I got my private paperwork.
I didn't mean to bring this,but I got my.
So, look, let me show y'allwhat y'all need to trademark.
This is in black and white,though.
Okay, these copies were in blackand white, but, as you can see,
(09:38):
you can't move in commerce.
Let me show y'all too, too,because I do keep paperwork with
me.
You can't move in commercewithout that signature and
thumbprint, that signature andthumbprint, y'all.
Let me see myself there.
(10:03):
It is right there.
It's in black and white though.
So this is one of my status,this comes from my status select
, and this is one of my basicstatus correction packages that
I utilize.
It's basic and it's enough tokeep you to deal with policy
enforcers.
To deal with policy enforcers.
(10:24):
Yeah.
So someone in the class saysyou can notarize your own
documents with your signatureand thumbprint and that's it.
That is your notary.
Think about it.
Your checking account.
Do you need a notary to gowithdraw money or do you just
need a signature?
And sometimes in certain banksthey put your thumbprint in to
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check you in.
All they need is yourthumbprint and your signature.
Shout out to the brand too.
I got forever different gear onforever different gear.
I got the whole.
Shout out to the team man,these are dna's right here.
I got the j's on.
You feel?
Just letting y'all know, man.
(11:05):
Shout out to Forever Differentman Got the flames on the bottom
.
Shout out to the click man.
Cuban links on.
Man, keep my jewelry on, stayblingin' man.
Just that trusty life.
Man, live your life to thefullest.
Had to shout out my sponsors.
(11:26):
Shout out for my work, for mysponsors.
Now back to this.
So look, all you need is atrust certification and I'm just
showing y'all what you need.
This stuff is so simple.
You're part of my school so I'mletting you get the first hand.
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Look at it.
Everybody, y'all can't theearly bird catches the worm.
I know this is sporadic, butthat's how you get your
prosperity, that's how you getto your abundance.
That's how you get to yoursuccess.
Sometimes, when people call,you gotta hear the calling.
So trust certification is all II need.
And then this guy actually puthis trust name in Latin.
(12:09):
Alright, which was somethingnew.
I do a lot of things in Latin,but I never created a trust in
Latin.
Okay, now the schedule A is.
A lot of people don't know whatthe schedule A is.
I'm gonna break down.
I'm gonna break down some gamereal quick.
I can't be on here too long.
I got a meeting, but I want tobreak down some game.
Test out my new mic.
(12:30):
I'm using the mic on my phone,not on the Zoom.
I'm using the mic on theInstagram.
So look at what a Schedule Aform is for a 1040.
So a public Schedule A is anitemized deduction.
So look, itemized deductions.
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So when you're in the publicusing a schedule A, you're
making.
You're making them.
You're handing over your assetsto the public.
Now, when you look at what aschedule A is of a trust, you're
handing over your assets to thepublic.
Now, when you look up what aSchedule A is of a trust.
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A Schedule A is a list of allthe trust assets.
Now, this is for basic trust.
This is like the default methodbecause we got Schedules A
through Z.
Now what goes on Sched scheduleA in a trust?
Typically attached to anindividual's trust is a schedule
A.
It could be living, be a livingtrust or irrevocable trust, it
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doesn't matter.
And this lists all the trustassets.
This provides a roadmap for thesuccessor trustee to find the
trusters assets held in thetrust and begin administering
the assets correctly.
Does that make sense toeverybody?
Everybody in the Zoom?
Does that make sense?
Got it?
(13:59):
Get that dust off your shoulder, man, let me, let me get a fire
emoji 100s.
If this is making sense foreverybody.
Let me know.
All right, all right, all right, all right, the school's
fucking with it, all right.
So schedule a's this is theproperty of the trust.
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This is how we know it's in thetrust.
All right, and there's and I'mtalking about it gets even
deeper.
I can pull up another trustthat got schedules A through Z.
We're not gonna get deep onthat today.
So the following elements mustbe mentioned in a trust deed the
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name and address of the settler.
Settler is the person who issetting up the trust.
Name and address of the othertrustees.
Name of the trust.
Minimum and maximum number oftrustees.
Your trust can have the addressof the registered office of the
trust.
So, if you have trust in thepublic because this is public
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trust now so now we're talkingabout public trust you want a
registered agent, and that's whywe have registered agents.
When it comes to LLCs, theseare public trusts.
Corporations are public trusts.
This makes sense to everybody.
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
(15:23):
Soundcheck's.
Good, get the fuck out of myclass.
Yeah, I'm telling y'all Peaceand love.
Yeah, when you say you can'thear my sound, you're getting
the fuck up out of my class.
Fuck up out of my class, man.
When you start trying to teachmy class, you will be blocked.
(15:47):
I'm not telling you to do anyforms.
When you're set up correctly,you're not going to be using IRS
forms Starting off, you use IRSforms when you're doing shit
correctly, when you're operatingin a private.
Why in the hell would you usean IRS form?
(16:07):
Just wanted to throw that outthere.
We're not the ones that have toreport income Again.
Text the number.
We're not here for questions.
I'm not here answering yourfucking questions.
Get the fuck off my live Texttext, the number you want to
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book a consult text.
The fucking number that's goingacross your fucking screen.
Click the link in the bio tojoin us.
You know what?
I don't want to talk to you,motherfuckers.
Fuck the public.
Turn the comments off.
Back to my scheduledprogramming.
Fuck you.
Hey, listen, if y'all gonnainterrupt my class for me to
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answer your fucking bullshit assquestions, I'm not google.
Go ask google.
Go ask your mama.
Go ask your daddy.
I'm not them.
You can ask your mama, ask yourdaddy for free.
Matter of fact, you can askyour bitch for free.
Ask your bitch.
I'm not your bitch.
Understand that.
Understand that.
Go ask your motherfucking bitchbefore I do.
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Now.
When you're in the public, youwant to have an address of a
registered office.
When you're in the public, youwant to have registered agents
All right, and you don't want itto really be you.
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If it's your business, youreally don't want to be the
registered agent.
You want someone not attachedto it.
I mean, and remaining privateis the private life you really
don't want your name on anythingexcept other than a board of
trustees.
So, registering a trust, youneed a minimum of two trustees
one settler and another person.
You can decide the maximumnumber of trustees and this
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number must be mentioned in thetrustee.
All the trustees together arecalled board of trustees.
This means the president.
So obviously, this informationwas taken from India.
This is some Indian information.
All right, then, what I'mlooking at, these are Indians.
This is what they give them.
This is what they give them,the information to India.
All right, they talk about theADG exemption.
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Let me tell you, let me touch,let me click, that it's some
Indian shit.
Look, exemptions in India.
So this is some Indian shit.
Look, exemptions in India.
So this is some Indiandocuments.
But look, an important update onthis article on registering a
trust NGO.
That's a non-governmentorganization.
Anytime you see the word NGOand I just thought I'd throw
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that out there A non-governmentorganization.
Anytime you see an NGO in anytrust documents.
Alright, so this is telling youhow to set up in overseas.
So obviously, india doesn'thave no trust laws and you can
use trust deeds.
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Trusts are all across the world.
Know that A 508C1A trust is allacross the world, that a 508
c1a trust is all across theworld.
A 508 c1a trust is all acrossthe world.
You can open up a ministryanywhere in the world.
Now this is still in India.
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This is some Indian information.
Let me keep going.
Let me get back in America.
All right, this is what I wantyou to see right here.
So this is talking about in thisapplies for everybody.
So this is particularly dealingwith a revocable living trust,
the application that you get asfar as being a private member
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and the private member files.
I give you an app.
I'll show you the app.
It's on this computer.
Everybody that's had aconsultation will receive these
files as well.
I'll charge $500 for theprivate member files.
Patricia, you got them too.
I'm putting them up right now.
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Hold on, hold on y'all.
I'm trying to share this withyou.
It's trying to make me registermy shit.
So here we go.
So look what this can actuallycreate.
We can create wills, livingtrusts, transfer of the FDs,
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healthcare directives, durablepowers of attorney for finances,
final arrangements, informationfor caregivers and survivors,
full estate planning withdurable powers of attorney,
letters to survivors,information for caregivers,
certification of the trust thatwe were just talking about.
It creates the certification oftrust for you.
Revocations of powers ofattorney, your whole will,
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letters to the executors,affidavit of domicile, general
notice of death.
There's so much Home and family, child care arrangements,
housekeeping service agreements,everything for your motor
vehicles, birth certificates,promissory notes, limited powers
of attorney, how to terminatecredit card accounts, security
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agreements and much, much more.
And I also have a business oneas well.
I wanted to show you all thatone, so you all have no problem
setting up this trust.
There shouldn't be no problemsetting up a living trust.
And let me go to the schoolreal quick, because I want y'all
to see the setup.
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I'm going to show y'all a setupof a.
The setup is right in theschool.
Look up family legacy setups.
Matter of fact, I will clickthis and give you all the link
in the zoom so y'all can justclick it and go there.
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There you go, hold on, let megive you the other right link.
There it is.
So this is the most basic setupright here.
Stage one entry level.
You want your property orwhatever.
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We'll start at the top southdakota, south dakota, living
trust.
Now, understand a living trustis is from one person.
They're the grantor, thetrustee and the beneficiary.
They can only do this with arevocable living trust and upon
the grantor is death, it becomesirrevocable or cannot be
changed.
Okay, south Dakota has speciallaws protecting living trust.
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Now this would this would bethe beneficiary owner of your
manager managed Nevada HoldingCompany.
The Nevada Holding Company hasspecial laws in place which I
need to give to the school.
I need to post it in the school.
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So they got it because theytook it down off the internet.
I have a picture that I wanty'all to see.
Let me show y'all the benefitsof Nevada.
So, the benefits of Nevada.
Now, this is the benefits ofNevada.
This is the benefits of Wyoming, alaska, south Dakota and
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Delaware.
Five charge and underprotection states.
Now, new Mexico allows you toremain anonymous as well, but
there's no state income taxes,no corporate taxes or franchise
taxes.
If you want to remain anonymous, that's privacy protection for
you for remaining anonymous.
Strong corporate viewprotecting individuals from
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liability, liability in yourbusiness.
No taxes on corporate shares orprofits.
No operating agreements orannual meeting required.
A judicial system relying oncase law to settle disputes.
These are stare decisis and noformal information sharing with
the IRS.
That's in the five chargingorder protection states.
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Now, that's the benefits ofhaving a Nevada LLC.
Now, look, benefits of a SouthDakota.
So don't take my word for it.
Just look it up.
Location matters.
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These are all the reasons.
So I mean I don't even want tolook at the website.
Let me find something thatbreaks it down simple.
Breaks it down simple for you.
So you get directed trusts areavailable in a handful of states
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across the country, includingSouth Dakota.
Continue to drastically changethe trust world through
unballing asset management.
So you got asset protection.
No rules against perpetuities.
There's no state income tax.
It enforces privacy laws.
There's no state income tax andenforces privacy laws.
Most states do not haveprovisions or laws protecting
trust information from beingrevealed to beneficiaries or to
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the public during litigation.
South dakota clearly has themost robust privacy provisions
in the nation, rendering thatstate the trust jurisdiction of
choice for wealthy families fromall over the world.
Very low or no taxes on lifeinsurance policies.
It's just a way to maneuver.
Look it up, do your ownresearch.
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We've got the South Dakota.
This is the basic level because, look, when I'm going to school
, I'm going to show you more.
I'm going to show you moreGoing to school.
There's the intermediate level.
Then I'm going to show you howto do offshore trust.
We've got Cook Islands.
We got Nevis.
All right, how to get the lifeinsurance policies, how to
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maneuver, how to throw in theDelaware LLC property management
in there.
All right, it's in the school.
I broke it down in the school,I just did.
I just did a class last weekwith a student one-on-one.
So we've got the South DakotaLiving Trust.
This is basic, just in it.
This is all onshore, nothingoffshore.
If you want to stay protected,first level asset protection,
south Dakota Living Trust.
All right, this ain't a privatetrust, none of that.
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It can be considered private,but this is a public trust.
But it's living.
The corporate world can'tcontrol living things, all
living.
The corporate world can'tcontrol living things.
They're in a world of deadthings.
So you've got the South DakotaLiving Trust, nevada Holding
Company, which is managermanaged, your name LLC after
that and your state your nameLLC is considered an operating
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company and this is going to bemember managed by the holding
company.
The single member of your nameLLC is going to be the holding
company.
The single member of your nameLLC is going to be the holding
company.
And then you got your propertydeed and your intellectual
property.
You got houses, rentals, thingslike that, your assets, your
cars, things like that.
So that's the very basics.
All right, I'm going to touch afew things too before I get up
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off here.
I got a few more minutes.
I'm going to touch a few thingstoo before I get up off here.
I got a few more minutes.
When it comes to funding yourtrust, you have to fund a trust
with asset ledger schedules, inparticular electronic asset
schedules.
A lot of people have electronicasset schedules as well.
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A revocable living trust, orRLT, involves the retitlement of
property.
You're retitling these things.
So when you get a car, it getsretitled.
That's why you get the cartitle.
You have the MSO ManufacturerStatement of Origin.
All right, the proceduregenerally takes the form of a
written request by the grantorto the transfer agent of the
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institution holding custody ofthe grantor's assets on behalf
of the grantor to retitle theassets from the grantor as a
natural person to the trustee ofthe trust.
That request is then applied bythe transfer agent on the
grantor's account at theinstitution.
Property titled to the name ofthe original trustee must,
however, again be retitled intothe name of the successor
trustee in order for thattrustee to eventually take legal
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title as a trustee of theassets to manage or transfer
those assets.
Now, when you're retitlingthings like this, this is why I
say make your name a businessand then the trustee can just
deal with the business names,instead of trying to distinguish
if you're a natural person orproperty.
When it comes to the real worldanyways, if you're using a
social security number, you'reno longer a natural person, so
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I'm going to put that you areproperty.
You can transfer, with deeds,real estate interests, secured
and unsecured promissory notesand sale contracts, secured and
unsecured formal businessinterests, such as C
corporations, s corporations,professional corporations, llcs
and limited partnerships,general partnerships, sole
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proprietorships you can allreconvey all of these inside the
trust.
Bank accounts, check-ins,savings, money markets,
certificates of deposit, safedeposit box can all be
reconveyed into the trust,securities and brokerage
accounts.
This is what's going on everyday in the real world into the
trust Alright Securities andbrokerage accounts.
This is what's going on everyday in the real world, behind
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the scenes, with your name beingan account, a trust account
with a social security number.
This is what's going on, buteverything just needs to be
retitled.
Stocks and bonds can be placedinto the trust.
I have all this information inmy school.
Tap in and tune in and read thebooks.
Government series, bonds,treasury notes, contractual
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interest, qualified plans suchas IRAs and pension plans,
annuities, life insurance, motorvehicles, houses.
You can do things without,without retirement, like
e-signatures and things likethat.
Bills of sales, that's one.
Throw it out there, man Asset.
So listen, a declaration oftrust statement by a grantor or
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seller declaring to hold certainassets listed on a schedule of
pledged assets attached to atrust document, can be used to
accomplish the same results as ageneral assignment document,
but in a more clear andconvincing manner.
So you can use a declaration oftrust statement, schedule of
assets along with the scheduleof assets.
But that's just.
That's enough game foreverybody.
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Today, man, I said a wholemouthful.
Let me know if this stuff madesense for everybody.
Let me know that wasinformation that was of value to
you guys.
I just want to bring the valueto you.
I just want to bring the valueto you.
I want to know that you stoppedyour day to get some very
valuable information from DonKalam.
Y'all can let me know back onthe Instagram, since I'm done.
(30:45):
I'm done.
Y'all can let me know.
Was this information valuable?
Was this information of value?
Let me get a fire emoji, 100something.
Yeah, some diamonds.
I got some diamonds Gold At theend of the day, man, know who
you are.
Know that everything is assetprotection Like.
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I had a call today withsomebody that called the office.
I told them.
What did I tell them?
He was asking me.
I said, man.
So first of all, quit listeningto multiple teachers.
Only listen to the one thatbrings you clarity and
prosperity in your life.
Clarity made diamonds.
The best diamonds have the bestclarity.
So, first of all, only dealwith the people that bring you
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the best clarity, that bringprosperity to your life.
Those are the only people youneed to be dealing with in your
life.
I will be dropping this videoas a free video in the school so
everybody can watch it andhopefully it brings value to
your life.
I will give you one of the.
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I just want y'all to know thisis real man.
This is what we do.
This is what we do.
We're really out here settingup real accounts out here in the
real world, register agents.
We make sure that the presidentor whoever is not a registered
agent.
You have founders and chairmen.
That's a board of trustees.
You learned that, didn't you?
When you have private contractswith the government or banking,
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because I need y'all tounderstand that public banking
is government banking.
Look up, are public banks ownedby the government?
They are, so the governmentowns public banks.
So you have to have your owncontracts in order On a daily
basis.
We're opening up bank accounts,so we just open these up.
We're going to keep that in theprivate starting off, but we
already have a business.
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We're already working on thebusiness credit.
I can show everybody how to dothis, from zero to hero.
Focus on getting the bag beforeyou focus on this private life.
That's what I want everybody tounderstand.
You've got years before youhave to pay taxes and things
like that.
Learn how to get the bag.
You should be focused on ahundred thousand, then a hundred
thousand to a million, from amillion to 10 million, and from
10 million to 20 million, andthen from there on, so on.
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I can't tell you anything over20 million because I ain't been
there, but get around thosepeople.
You know what I'm saying.
We focus on a hundred millionthis year.
That's what we focused on 2025,a hundred million.
We're already on the route ofmaking multi-millions, but we
need to be on the route ofmaking a hundred million.
So, like I said, like me and mybusiness partner, I said she
said this is good, we're makinga lot of money.
I said it's not good enough forme.
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I've already done this, I'vealready been here, so you know
you're going to get so far witha by yourself.
It takes a team.
It takes a village.
It does take a board oftrustees.
It takes your tribe.
It takes your church.
It takes a community.
So learn how to get the bag.
It takes funding to uplift thenation.
So that's what I want y'all tofocus on In the school.
I'm showing y'all y'all can getgrants.
My private community.
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I'm teaching them how to getgrants, how to get grants.
I can show you how to say whatto do.
Book a consultation.
I'll show you what to say, whatto do.
Go down to your Chamber ofCommerce and how to get money
and funding for your business.
Every city is there to helpuplift the business.
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There's a Chamber of Commercein every city.
Write this down.
Y'all can start going there.
Chamber of Commerce, that'swhere you can get all the local
grants.
They're going to tell you whatgrants apply to your business
and where to get them.
There's training out there.
Matter of fact in the school I'mgoing to post today sometime
tonight.
All you need is to be in thebusiness for three months, three
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bank statements and you'll getapproved anywhere from $300,000
to $20,000.
Everybody's approved as long asyou've got a business bank
account.
Does that sound good?
Does that sound good toeverybody?
$300,000 to $20,000.
Everybody's approved as long asyou got a business bank account
.
Does that sound good?
Does that sound good toeverybody?
I'm posting it in school.
I might charge you like $10 orsomething to get the information
.
I might just give it to you.
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I don't know.
Just make sure y'all kick back.
I will put as long as you gotthree months of business bank
statements, you'll get provenanywhere between 300 to 20,000.
Now if you've been doing whatI've been teaching you to do how
to maneuver money and transfermoney in and out, if you've got
a $20,000 cash flow or betterover the last three months, that
means 20,000 or more in and outthe account.
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You only got to do it for 90days.
20,000 or more in and out theaccount.
You can take 2,000 moving inand out your the account.
You can take $2,000 moving inand out of your account.
10 times that is $20,000.
Just make sure you got receipts, make sure you got inventory,
make sure you got stuff with it,make sure you got your
paperwork that goes along withthe transactions.
You will get anywhere between$300,000 to $20,000 on however
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much money you've been moving inand out of your accounts.
So if you want to start todaytoday is the start hey, 90 days
I can get you funded.
90 days I know at very minimumwe'll have $20,000.
And then I'm talking aboutthree to six months.
I can tell you how to talk tothese people.
Man, get your CPM together orget your business credit
together or get your personalcredit together.
You got three months bankstatements.
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I can show you how to go inthere and get more funding from
other people, from other lenders.
I put my top 10 lenders inthere.
But you got to know what to say.
You got to know what to do.
You got to have the rightapplied action to get this
funded.
And that's what we do.
That's the whole point ofhaving consults to get this
motherfucking money.
$2,000 to get $100,000, that'snothing.
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Why wouldn't you want to pay$2,000 to book a consult with
Don Kalam when you can go get$100,000.
And I'm talking about?
You can get even more than this, but with that I'm out.
Much peace and love.
Remember, prosperity is divine,bro, right, I'm going to put
this up in the school and I willalso, next to this video, I
will post the funding.
Much peace and love.
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
Been a lot of moving the groovy.
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I just want to tap in withy'all.
Drop y'all some of thatpersonal, private information.
You know what I'm saying?
Not personal, but private.
Some private game, some trustlaw.
Got a lot of information goingon.
Make sure the mic check's good.
I'm using my new mic.
I don't know how to turn itdown if it's too loud, but y'all
(00:43):
hear me, this is nice.
Let me hear myself.
Man, I ain't going to ask y'all.
Let me do a mic check formyself.
Mic check, mic check.
Let me do a mic check formyself.
Sounds good.
Mic check, mic sounds good.
All right, but peace and love.
(01:06):
Peace and love to everybody inthe school as well and my
private school.
Go to skoolcom slashD-O-N-K-I-L-A-M.
Again skoolcom slashD-O-N-k-i-l-a-m.
That's the best way to tap inwith the good news with Don
(01:29):
Kalam University, dk's PrivateBusiness Circle.
That's Don Kalam's PrivateBusiness Circle.
It says DK's Private BusinessCircle.
And then message Don Kalamdirectly in the chat.
When you're ready to book aconsultation, it has it's own
chat platform, so everybody inthe school already knows.
When you're ready to book aconsultation, it has its own
chat platform, so you can.
Everybody in the school alreadyknows when you're ready to book
a consultation.
Derek has booked one.
(01:49):
I'm not sure if I talked to himI see my other homie in here
that I've talked to A few people.
In the game we got Floyd in thebuilding too.
Shout out to Floyd man, butmuch peace and love.
Now the other way if you need alink to the school, you want to
book a consultation, you cantext PRIVATELIFE to 702-200-4900
(02:13):
.
Again, you can text PRIVATELIFEto 702-200-4900 to tap in and
book a consultation, or justtext CONSULT, just text, consult
, but peace and love toeverybody.
Man, can you turn that down?
Thank you, I want everybody tounderstand and this is from some
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of the information that I'veactually put in the school.
I put this in the actual school.
I trust when it comes to trust.
People are having there's a lotof confusion when it comes to
trust and there shouldn't be.
You trust your mama, you trustGod, you know, and that's what
(02:58):
it comes to.
You gotta learn how to trustyourself, trust your abilities.
You know I'm not allowed toturn these taxes for educational
, informational purposes only,but I do have law degrees,
business degrees, all of that.
Soundcheck good.
Is the soundcheck good?
Everybody, because as soon assomebody says no audio and
everybody's, and the audio isgood, I'm kicking you out.
(03:20):
Soundcheck's good.
Get the fuck out of my class.
Get the fuck out.
Don't ever come to me againBecause you made me stop class
when I'm dropping game, bitchnigga, and that's how I move.
Give a fuck if I'm in theoffice or not.
This is my office.
Get the fuck out.
I stopped class for your bitchass Just because you said the
(03:43):
audio was no good.
So get the fuck out of my class.
Time is money, bitches.
Excuse my language, but that'show it moves.
Ain't that right, baby?
Ain't that how it moves?
I don't want to call you baby.
You said we professional in thepublic, in the private it's
something different though.
Huh, I'm just messing with you,man.
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Well, peace and love.
Man, a trust can either be aprivate trust or a public
charitable trust.
Private trusts are governed bythe Indian Acts.
I'm not so look, this is not myinformation.
I'm dropping this informationto you and I don't totally agree
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with this, but we're going toread with this private trusts
are governed by the Indian Acts.
1882 are used for privatepurposes, such as running a
private estate or institution.
Private trusts are not givenany tax benefits by the
government of India.
Private trusts are not givenany tax benefits by the
government of India, but it'sthe Indian Trust Act 1882.
But I'm going to tell you,private trust is governed.
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Trusts are not given any taxbenefits by the government of
India, but it's the Indian TrustAct 1882.
But I'm going to tell you,private trust is not governed by
the Indian Acts.
But this is the informationthat's out there.
But if you want to do somecharitable work for public, you
can set up a public charitabletrust.
India does not have a nationallevel to govern charitable
trusts.
However, a few of the stateshave enacted public charitable
trust acts like Bombay PublicTrust Act 1950.
And I do know people that havecharitable trust in Bombay.
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Trusts are registered using adocument called a trustee.
This document contains all theinformation about the trust.
All the trustees and witnesseswill have to give a thumb
impression and signatures onthese papers.
All in all, you will need thehelp, a thumb impression and
signatures on these papers.
All in all, you will need thehelp of a notary to prepare the
papers.
But yes, signatures andthumbprints are true trust deeds
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On a trust deed.
I need everybody to understandthis.
You need a thumbprint and asignature.
Thumbprint and a signature.
So when I take you to show youwhat the trademark, let's look
up the US Trademark Office, usTrademark Search.
I want y'all to see this.
(05:55):
I actually show y'all how to dothis.
In the school I have a class.
Did you watch the class, thetrademark class?
Did you join that?
All right, I just need, I needto check up on my homies.
I did yesterday too.
I just trademarked somebodyyesterday.
But look, so, as y'all can see,right here you can see not out
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there in the world I'm showingthem on the screen.
The trust is who trademarks thegovernment name and I wouldn't
put your name trust.
Okay, do not put your nametrust.
It's alter egos.
So this has Kalam International, a trust trademarked Jeffrey
Wayne McBride Jr.
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And with that, the specimensthat are going to be included in
this is going to be athumbprint and a signature,
because this is your notary,this is a real notary.
Does that make sense foreverybody?
Everybody that's on the Zoom,does that make sense?
(06:56):
I just want y'all to see this.
I need y'all to know howimportant this is.
So you can just go to, you canlook up US Trademark Search Type
in Jeffrey Wayne McBride Jr.
It's going to pop up.
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It's a live trademark, it's awordmark Jeffrey Wayne McBride
Jr.
The owner is the KalamInternational Trust.
So when you click that, you goin there, you can look at status
.
You can even look at the wholeapplication so you can see what
was actually included and I have.
And these are examples of theactual trust that I utilized.
But with that being stated, letme pause my screen for a second
(07:41):
because I want y'all to seewhat are actually the documents
that I'm using.
I want you all to see thedocuments that I'm using.
It's easy, it's simple.
So the reason why I'm going toshow you because it is public
information, because it's in thetrademark office, it's in the
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trademark office.
So let me let me share thescreen again.
Alright, resume.
So this is what we're using.
Prove that his name's abusiness.
I do use that're using.
Prove that his name's abusiness.
I do use that.
We prove that his name's LLC.
Can you see the screen?
Was you watching it?
Still, you off, okay.
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So signature signature meanssign of nature, thumbprint, red
thumbprint and then boom, I'mgonna show you the document said
this is the only thing that youneed.
So back to what we were studying.
What was we studying?
We're talking about trust deedsD-E-E-D, but right now I'm
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showing you a trustcertification, and that should
be part of your lingo as well.
That should be part of yourtrustee chain as well trust
certifications.
I'm in the office, I have astudent with me.
Actually, I have one of mypresidents with me, one of my
trustees with me.
It's official right here, andwe're going back for more.
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We're going back for more.
It's all about your paperwork.
Ooh, I got my private paperwork.
I didn't mean to bring this,but I got my.
So, look, let me show y'allwhat y'all need to trademark.
This is in black and white,though.
Okay, these copies were in blackand white, but, as you can see,
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you can't move in commerce.
Let me show y'all too, too,because I do keep paperwork with
me.
You can't move in commercewithout that signature and
thumbprint, that signature andthumbprint, y'all.
Let me see myself there.
(10:03):
It is right there.
It's in black and white though.
So this is one of my status,this comes from my status select
, and this is one of my basicstatus correction packages that
I utilize.
It's basic and it's enough tokeep you to deal with policy
enforcers.
To deal with policy enforcers.
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Yeah.
So someone in the class saysyou can notarize your own
documents with your signatureand thumbprint and that's it.
That is your notary.
Think about it.
Your checking account.
Do you need a notary to gowithdraw money or do you just
need a signature?
And sometimes in certain banksthey put your thumbprint in to
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check you in.
All they need is yourthumbprint and your signature.
Shout out to the brand too.
I got forever different gear onforever different gear.
I got the whole.
Shout out to the team man,these are dna's right here.
I got the j's on.
You feel?
Just letting y'all know, man.
(11:05):
Shout out to Forever Differentman Got the flames on the bottom
.
Shout out to the click man.
Cuban links on.
Man, keep my jewelry on, stayblingin' man.
Just that trusty life.
Man, live your life to thefullest.
Had to shout out my sponsors.
(11:26):
Shout out for my work, for mysponsors.
Now back to this.
So look, all you need is atrust certification and I'm just
showing y'all what you need.
This stuff is so simple.
You're part of my school so I'mletting you get the first hand.
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Look at it.
Everybody, y'all can't theearly bird catches the worm.
I know this is sporadic, butthat's how you get your
prosperity, that's how you getto your abundance.
That's how you get to yoursuccess.
Sometimes, when people call,you gotta hear the calling.
So trust certification is all II need.
And then this guy actually puthis trust name in Latin.
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Alright, which was somethingnew.
I do a lot of things in Latin,but I never created a trust in
Latin.
Okay, now the schedule A is.
A lot of people don't know whatthe schedule A is.
I'm gonna break down.
I'm gonna break down some gamereal quick.
I can't be on here too long.
I got a meeting, but I want tobreak down some game.
Test out my new mic.
(12:30):
I'm using the mic on my phone,not on the Zoom.
I'm using the mic on theInstagram.
So look at what a Schedule Aform is for a 1040.
So a public Schedule A is anitemized deduction.
So look, itemized deductions.
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So when you're in the publicusing a schedule A, you're
making.
You're making them.
You're handing over your assetsto the public.
Now, when you look at what aschedule A is of a trust, you're
handing over your assets to thepublic.
Now, when you look up what aSchedule A is of a trust.
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A Schedule A is a list of allthe trust assets.
Now, this is for basic trust.
This is like the default methodbecause we got Schedules A
through Z.
Now what goes on Sched scheduleA in a trust?
Typically attached to anindividual's trust is a schedule
A.
It could be living, be a livingtrust or irrevocable trust, it
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doesn't matter.
And this lists all the trustassets.
This provides a roadmap for thesuccessor trustee to find the
trusters assets held in thetrust and begin administering
the assets correctly.
Does that make sense toeverybody?
Everybody in the Zoom?
Does that make sense?
Got it?
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Get that dust off your shoulder, man, let me, let me get a fire
emoji 100s.
If this is making sense foreverybody.
Let me know.
All right, all right, all right, all right, the school's
fucking with it, all right.
So schedule a's this is theproperty of the trust.
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This is how we know it's in thetrust.
All right, and there's and I'mtalking about it gets even
deeper.
I can pull up another trustthat got schedules A through Z.
We're not gonna get deep onthat today.
So the following elements mustbe mentioned in a trust deed the
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name and address of the settler.
Settler is the person who issetting up the trust.
Name and address of the othertrustees.
Name of the trust.
Minimum and maximum number oftrustees.
Your trust can have the addressof the registered office of the
trust.
So, if you have trust in thepublic because this is public
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trust now so now we're talkingabout public trust you want a
registered agent, and that's whywe have registered agents.
When it comes to LLCs, theseare public trusts.
Corporations are public trusts.
This makes sense to everybody.
Peace and love.
Peace and love.
(15:23):
Soundcheck's.
Good, get the fuck out of myclass.
Yeah, I'm telling y'all Peaceand love.
Yeah, when you say you can'thear my sound, you're getting
the fuck up out of my class.
Fuck up out of my class, man.
When you start trying to teachmy class, you will be blocked.
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I'm not telling you to do anyforms.
When you're set up correctly,you're not going to be using IRS
forms Starting off, you use IRSforms when you're doing shit
correctly, when you're operatingin a private.
Why in the hell would you usean IRS form?
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Just wanted to throw that outthere.
We're not the ones that have toreport income Again.
Text the number.
We're not here for questions.
I'm not here answering yourfucking questions.
Get the fuck off my live Texttext, the number you want to
(16:28):
book a consult text.
The fucking number that's goingacross your fucking screen.
Click the link in the bio tojoin us.
You know what?
I don't want to talk to you,motherfuckers.
Fuck the public.
Turn the comments off.
Back to my scheduledprogramming.
Fuck you.
Hey, listen, if y'all gonnainterrupt my class for me to
(16:49):
answer your fucking bullshit assquestions, I'm not google.
Go ask google.
Go ask your mama.
Go ask your daddy.
I'm not them.
You can ask your mama, ask yourdaddy for free.
Matter of fact, you can askyour bitch for free.
Ask your bitch.
I'm not your bitch.
Understand that.
Understand that.
Go ask your motherfucking bitchbefore I do.
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Now.
When you're in the public, youwant to have an address of a
registered office.
When you're in the public, youwant to have registered agents
All right, and you don't want itto really be you.
(17:32):
If it's your business, youreally don't want to be the
registered agent.
You want someone not attachedto it.
I mean, and remaining privateis the private life you really
don't want your name on anythingexcept other than a board of
trustees.
So, registering a trust, youneed a minimum of two trustees
one settler and another person.
You can decide the maximumnumber of trustees and this
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number must be mentioned in thetrustee.
All the trustees together arecalled board of trustees.
This means the president.
So obviously, this informationwas taken from India.
This is some Indian information.
All right, then, what I'mlooking at, these are Indians.
This is what they give them.
This is what they give them,the information to India.
All right, they talk about theADG exemption.
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Let me tell you, let me touch,let me click, that it's some
Indian shit.
Look, exemptions in India.
So this is some Indian shit.
Look, exemptions in India.
So this is some Indiandocuments.
But look, an important update onthis article on registering a
trust NGO.
That's a non-governmentorganization.
Anytime you see the word NGOand I just thought I'd throw
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that out there A non-governmentorganization.
Anytime you see an NGO in anytrust documents.
Alright, so this is telling youhow to set up in overseas.
So obviously, india doesn'thave no trust laws and you can
use trust deeds.
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Trusts are all across the world.
Know that A 508C1A trust is allacross the world, that a 508
c1a trust is all across theworld.
A 508 c1a trust is all acrossthe world.
You can open up a ministryanywhere in the world.
Now this is still in India.
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This is some Indian information.
Let me keep going.
Let me get back in America.
All right, this is what I wantyou to see right here.
So this is talking about in thisapplies for everybody.
So this is particularly dealingwith a revocable living trust,
the application that you get asfar as being a private member
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and the private member files.
I give you an app.
I'll show you the app.
It's on this computer.
Everybody that's had aconsultation will receive these
files as well.
I'll charge $500 for theprivate member files.
Patricia, you got them too.
I'm putting them up right now.
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Hold on, hold on y'all.
I'm trying to share this withyou.
It's trying to make me registermy shit.
So here we go.
So look what this can actuallycreate.
We can create wills, livingtrusts, transfer of the FDs,
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healthcare directives, durablepowers of attorney for finances,
final arrangements, informationfor caregivers and survivors,
full estate planning withdurable powers of attorney,
letters to survivors,information for caregivers,
certification of the trust thatwe were just talking about.
It creates the certification oftrust for you.
Revocations of powers ofattorney, your whole will,
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letters to the executors,affidavit of domicile, general
notice of death.
There's so much Home and family, child care arrangements,
housekeeping service agreements,everything for your motor
vehicles, birth certificates,promissory notes, limited powers
of attorney, how to terminatecredit card accounts, security
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agreements and much, much more.
And I also have a business oneas well.
I wanted to show you all thatone, so you all have no problem
setting up this trust.
There shouldn't be no problemsetting up a living trust.
And let me go to the schoolreal quick, because I want y'all
to see the setup.
(21:36):
I'm going to show y'all a setupof a.
The setup is right in theschool.
Look up family legacy setups.
Matter of fact, I will clickthis and give you all the link
in the zoom so y'all can justclick it and go there.
(21:58):
There you go, hold on, let megive you the other right link.
There it is.
So this is the most basic setupright here.
Stage one entry level.
You want your property orwhatever.
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We'll start at the top southdakota, south dakota, living
trust.
Now, understand a living trustis is from one person.
They're the grantor, thetrustee and the beneficiary.
They can only do this with arevocable living trust and upon
the grantor is death, it becomesirrevocable or cannot be
changed.
Okay, south Dakota has speciallaws protecting living trust.
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Now this would this would bethe beneficiary owner of your
manager managed Nevada HoldingCompany.
The Nevada Holding Company hasspecial laws in place which I
need to give to the school.
I need to post it in the school.
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So they got it because theytook it down off the internet.
I have a picture that I wanty'all to see.
Let me show y'all the benefitsof Nevada.
So, the benefits of Nevada.
Now, this is the benefits ofNevada.
This is the benefits of Wyoming, alaska, south Dakota and
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Delaware.
Five charge and underprotection states.
Now, new Mexico allows you toremain anonymous as well, but
there's no state income taxes,no corporate taxes or franchise
taxes.
If you want to remain anonymous, that's privacy protection for
you for remaining anonymous.
Strong corporate viewprotecting individuals from
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liability, liability in yourbusiness.
No taxes on corporate shares orprofits.
No operating agreements orannual meeting required.
A judicial system relying oncase law to settle disputes.
These are stare decisis and noformal information sharing with
the IRS.
That's in the five chargingorder protection states.
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Now, that's the benefits ofhaving a Nevada LLC.
Now, look, benefits of a SouthDakota.
So don't take my word for it.
Just look it up.
Location matters.
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These are all the reasons.
So I mean I don't even want tolook at the website.
Let me find something thatbreaks it down simple.
Breaks it down simple for you.
So you get directed trusts areavailable in a handful of states
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across the country, includingSouth Dakota.
Continue to drastically changethe trust world through
unballing asset management.
So you got asset protection.
No rules against perpetuities.
There's no state income tax.
It enforces privacy laws.
There's no state income tax andenforces privacy laws.
Most states do not haveprovisions or laws protecting
trust information from beingrevealed to beneficiaries or to
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the public during litigation.
South dakota clearly has themost robust privacy provisions
in the nation, rendering thatstate the trust jurisdiction of
choice for wealthy families fromall over the world.
Very low or no taxes on lifeinsurance policies.
It's just a way to maneuver.
Look it up, do your ownresearch.
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We've got the South Dakota.
This is the basic level because, look, when I'm going to school
, I'm going to show you more.
I'm going to show you moreGoing to school.
There's the intermediate level.
Then I'm going to show you howto do offshore trust.
We've got Cook Islands.
We got Nevis.
All right, how to get the lifeinsurance policies, how to
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maneuver, how to throw in theDelaware LLC property management
in there.
All right, it's in the school.
I broke it down in the school,I just did.
I just did a class last weekwith a student one-on-one.
So we've got the South DakotaLiving Trust.
This is basic, just in it.
This is all onshore, nothingoffshore.
If you want to stay protected,first level asset protection,
south Dakota Living Trust.
All right, this ain't a privatetrust, none of that.
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It can be considered private,but this is a public trust.
But it's living.
The corporate world can'tcontrol living things, all
living.
The corporate world can'tcontrol living things.
They're in a world of deadthings.
So you've got the South DakotaLiving Trust, nevada Holding
Company, which is managermanaged, your name LLC after
that and your state your nameLLC is considered an operating
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company and this is going to bemember managed by the holding
company.
The single member of your nameLLC is going to be the holding
company.
The single member of your nameLLC is going to be the holding
company.
And then you got your propertydeed and your intellectual
property.
You got houses, rentals, thingslike that, your assets, your
cars, things like that.
So that's the very basics.
All right, I'm going to touch afew things too before I get up
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off here.
I got a few more minutes.
I'm going to touch a few thingstoo before I get up off here.
I got a few more minutes.
When it comes to funding yourtrust, you have to fund a trust
with asset ledger schedules, inparticular electronic asset
schedules.
A lot of people have electronicasset schedules as well.
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A revocable living trust, orRLT, involves the retitlement of
property.
You're retitling these things.
So when you get a car, it getsretitled.
That's why you get the cartitle.
You have the MSO ManufacturerStatement of Origin.
All right, the proceduregenerally takes the form of a
written request by the grantorto the transfer agent of the
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institution holding custody ofthe grantor's assets on behalf
of the grantor to retitle theassets from the grantor as a
natural person to the trustee ofthe trust.
That request is then applied bythe transfer agent on the
grantor's account at theinstitution.
Property titled to the name ofthe original trustee must,
however, again be retitled intothe name of the successor
trustee in order for thattrustee to eventually take legal
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title as a trustee of theassets to manage or transfer
those assets.
Now, when you're retitlingthings like this, this is why I
say make your name a businessand then the trustee can just
deal with the business names,instead of trying to distinguish
if you're a natural person orproperty.
When it comes to the real worldanyways, if you're using a
social security number, you'reno longer a natural person, so
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I'm going to put that you areproperty.
You can transfer, with deeds,real estate interests, secured
and unsecured promissory notesand sale contracts, secured and
unsecured formal businessinterests, such as C
corporations, s corporations,professional corporations, llcs
and limited partnerships,general partnerships, sole
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proprietorships you can allreconvey all of these inside the
trust.
Bank accounts, check-ins,savings, money markets,
certificates of deposit, safedeposit box can all be
reconveyed into the trust,securities and brokerage
accounts.
This is what's going on everyday in the real world into the
trust Alright Securities andbrokerage accounts.
This is what's going on everyday in the real world, behind
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the scenes, with your name beingan account, a trust account
with a social security number.
This is what's going on, buteverything just needs to be
retitled.
Stocks and bonds can be placedinto the trust.
I have all this information inmy school.
Tap in and tune in and read thebooks.
Government series, bonds,treasury notes, contractual
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interest, qualified plans suchas IRAs and pension plans,
annuities, life insurance, motorvehicles, houses.
You can do things without,without retirement, like
e-signatures and things likethat.
Bills of sales, that's one.
Throw it out there, man Asset.
So listen, a declaration oftrust statement by a grantor or
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seller declaring to hold certainassets listed on a schedule of
pledged assets attached to atrust document, can be used to
accomplish the same results as ageneral assignment document,
but in a more clear andconvincing manner.
So you can use a declaration oftrust statement, schedule of
assets along with the scheduleof assets.
But that's just.
That's enough game foreverybody.
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Today, man, I said a wholemouthful.
Let me know if this stuff madesense for everybody.
Let me know that wasinformation that was of value to
you guys.
I just want to bring the valueto you.
I just want to bring the valueto you.
I want to know that you stoppedyour day to get some very
valuable information from DonKalam.
Y'all can let me know back onthe Instagram, since I'm done.
(30:45):
I'm done.
Y'all can let me know.
Was this information valuable?
Was this information of value?
Let me get a fire emoji, 100something.
Yeah, some diamonds.
I got some diamonds Gold At theend of the day, man, know who
you are.
Know that everything is assetprotection Like.
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I had a call today withsomebody that called the office.
I told them.
What did I tell them?
He was asking me.
I said, man.
So first of all, quit listeningto multiple teachers.
Only listen to the one thatbrings you clarity and
prosperity in your life.
Clarity made diamonds.
The best diamonds have the bestclarity.
So, first of all, only dealwith the people that bring you
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the best clarity, that bringprosperity to your life.
Those are the only people youneed to be dealing with in your
life.
I will be dropping this videoas a free video in the school so
everybody can watch it andhopefully it brings value to
your life.
I will give you one of the.
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I just want y'all to know thisis real man.
This is what we do.
This is what we do.
We're really out here settingup real accounts out here in the
real world, register agents.
We make sure that the presidentor whoever is not a registered
agent.
You have founders and chairmen.
That's a board of trustees.
You learned that, didn't you?
When you have private contractswith the government or banking,
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because I need y'all tounderstand that public banking
is government banking.
Look up, are public banks ownedby the government?
They are, so the governmentowns public banks.
So you have to have your owncontracts in order On a daily
basis.
We're opening up bank accounts,so we just open these up.
We're going to keep that in theprivate starting off, but we
already have a business.
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We're already working on thebusiness credit.
I can show everybody how to dothis, from zero to hero.
Focus on getting the bag beforeyou focus on this private life.
That's what I want everybody tounderstand.
You've got years before youhave to pay taxes and things
like that.
Learn how to get the bag.
You should be focused on ahundred thousand, then a hundred
thousand to a million, from amillion to 10 million, and from
10 million to 20 million, andthen from there on, so on.
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I can't tell you anything over20 million because I ain't been
there, but get around thosepeople.
You know what I'm saying.
We focus on a hundred millionthis year.
That's what we focused on 2025,a hundred million.
We're already on the route ofmaking multi-millions, but we
need to be on the route ofmaking a hundred million.
So, like I said, like me and mybusiness partner, I said she
said this is good, we're makinga lot of money.
I said it's not good enough forme.
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I've already done this, I'vealready been here, so you know
you're going to get so far witha by yourself.
It takes a team.
It takes a village.
It does take a board oftrustees.
It takes your tribe.
It takes your church.
It takes a community.
So learn how to get the bag.
It takes funding to uplift thenation.
So that's what I want y'all tofocus on In the school.
I'm showing y'all y'all can getgrants.
My private community.
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I'm teaching them how to getgrants, how to get grants.
I can show you how to say whatto do.
Book a consultation.
I'll show you what to say, whatto do.
Go down to your Chamber ofCommerce and how to get money
and funding for your business.
Every city is there to helpuplift the business.
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There's a Chamber of Commercein every city.
Write this down.
Y'all can start going there.
Chamber of Commerce, that'swhere you can get all the local
grants.
They're going to tell you whatgrants apply to your business
and where to get them.
There's training out there.
Matter of fact in the school I'mgoing to post today sometime
tonight.
All you need is to be in thebusiness for three months, three
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bank statements and you'll getapproved anywhere from $300,000
to $20,000.
Everybody's approved as long asyou've got a business bank
account.
Does that sound good?
Does that sound good toeverybody?
$300,000 to $20,000.
Everybody's approved as long asyou got a business bank account
.
Does that sound good?
Does that sound good toeverybody?
I'm posting it in school.
I might charge you like $10 orsomething to get the information
.
I might just give it to you.
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I don't know.
Just make sure y'all kick back.
I will put as long as you gotthree months of business bank
statements, you'll get provenanywhere between 300 to 20,000.
Now if you've been doing whatI've been teaching you to do how
to maneuver money and transfermoney in and out, if you've got
a $20,000 cash flow or betterover the last three months, that
means 20,000 or more in and outthe account.
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You only got to do it for 90days.
20,000 or more in and out theaccount.
You can take 2,000 moving inand out your the account.
You can take $2,000 moving inand out of your account.
10 times that is $20,000.
Just make sure you got receipts, make sure you got inventory,
make sure you got stuff with it,make sure you got your
paperwork that goes along withthe transactions.
You will get anywhere between$300,000 to $20,000 on however
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much money you've been moving inand out of your accounts.
So if you want to start todaytoday is the start hey, 90 days
I can get you funded.
90 days I know at very minimumwe'll have $20,000.
And then I'm talking aboutthree to six months.
I can tell you how to talk tothese people.
Man, get your CPM together orget your business credit
together or get your personalcredit together.
You got three months bankstatements.
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I can show you how to go inthere and get more funding from
other people, from other lenders.
I put my top 10 lenders inthere.
But you got to know what to say.
You got to know what to do.
You got to have the rightapplied action to get this
funded.
And that's what we do.
That's the whole point ofhaving consults to get this
motherfucking money.
$2,000 to get $100,000, that'snothing.
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Why wouldn't you want to pay$2,000 to book a consult with
Don Kalam when you can go get$100,000.
And I'm talking about?
You can get even more than this, but with that I'm out.
Much peace and love.
Remember, prosperity is divine,bro, right, I'm going to put
this up in the school and I willalso, next to this video, I
will post the funding.
Much peace and love.
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