Welcome to another episode of The Power of One Podcast. I’m so excited that you’re here today. I’m always excited that you’re here because you could be doing anything else but for some reason, something in your soul and your gut says, “let me check this out”. My name is Geoff Ingram, and it’s my pleasure to host Bishop Nolan McCants in this episode.
Nolan W. McCants is the founder and Senior Pastor of Harvest Church Plainfield, a thriving ministry in south/west suburban Chicago. He has written and published some books, is an international speaker, businessman, and award-winning fine arts photographer. Mc Cants serves on the board of the International Communion of Charismatic Churches. As a practical teacher, he emphasizes the role of the church in the earth today. He is a frequent lecturer on the subject throughout the world.
In this episode, Bishop McCants will be taking us through his entrepreneurship journey, his money perspective, moving to the next level through delegation, and how to grow holistically.
Listen in to this episode and learn.
Key Talking Points of the Episode:
[01:57] Getting to know Bishop Nolan
[16:47] Bishop Nolan’s advice to someone who is getting started
[30:06] The money perspective
[36:15] Learning to work with other people and delegating
[43:28] Having holistic growth
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“The world does not understand things that are spiritual, but they understand that things that Spirit produces.”
“Society and peers will press you to change your perspective if they don’t see, understand or value it.”
“If you allow peer pressure and societal pressures to talk you out of your perspective, you wind up just blending into the landscape and having no significance.”
“A lot of people talk about their dreams, people give them direction, and then they’re unwilling to follow the direction. They think they can just bypass those points and go on.”
“Don’t let anybody tell you what success is.”
“Success doesn’t run in a straight line and it’s not a smooth roll.”
“Some opportunities you can create most you can’t.”
“Poor people acquire money to acquire things that have diminishing value wealthy people acquire money to acquire things that have things that appreciate in value.”
“You don’t need a lot of money. You just need to have good sense with the money you have.”
Connect with Nolan McCants:
Website: https://www.nolanphotos.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolanmccants
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nolanmccants
Grab his book: Digital Pulpit

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