Bishop Charles E. Bond Jr. has developed a playbook of strategies to help people develop
their dreams and goals in life. Those strategies will be revealed in a life class on Aug.
8 at Ridgemont Ballroom, 3774 Raleigh Millington Rd.
The “Head Coach Coaching System” is a play-by-play action
plan “to empower, encourage and enlighten African Americans on how to empower
themselves economically through their passions and how to turn their passions
into profit.”
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| Bishop Charles E. Bond Jr. |
Bond is a life coach, author,
internationally renowned motivational speaker, pastor, dream strategist,
recording artist, clergy coach, and master motivator. Now he is coaching others to help
turn their dreams into reality.
“If Beyoncé uses a vocal coach,
Tiger Woods a swinging coach, Steph Curry and LeBron James shooting coaches,
and Mark Zuckerburg a corporate life coach – and they are among the elite and
top of their leagues – what makes you and I think we can’t use a coach?” Bond
said.
Entrepreneurs, business owners, the church laity and
hierarchy, and the general public are encouraged to attend one of
two life classes – 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. A celebrity chef will provide a meal during each
session.
Bond designed the seminar around
six topics to motivate and inspire participants. Expect the coach to share
practical steps to help participants develop their own personal playbook, which
includes a full proof
plan and strategy for success.
“I will be coaching six main areas that people struggle
with,” Bond said.
1. How to enlarge your
vision:
“Some people look at their present situation and determine
their ability by what’s around them instead of looking outside the box,” said
Bond. “You got to creatively take what you got and work it. God gave all us
something. He gave Martin Luther King a dream; Tyler Perry, Madea; Colonel (Harland David) Sanders, 14 spices.”
2. Building the right
team:
Bond said this session is about putting relationships into
perspective. “There are people that speak to our history, but don’t speak to
our destiny,” he said. “You got a fat past and a skinny future.”
3. Organizing for success:
“Most people can’t complete projects, because they are all
over the place,” he said. “They are not organized. They’re too scatterbrain.
Wealthy people have strategies and plans. God doesn’t always give you what you
pray for; He gives you what you’re prepared for.”
4. Time management:
“If you don’t respect time or money, you won’t have either.”
5. The mindset of
success:
“Why pray for success and then plan for failure,” he said. “That’s
an oxymoron.”
6. The power to see it
through:
People don’t always finish
projects they’ve started, said Bond, who will teach participants how to start
and finish projects and achieve successful results.
The life class is for participants 18 to 88. “They’ve heard
of coaching, but never experienced it,” he said. “I’ve been trying to find a
way to help our people. They may want to write a book. They may want to start a
business. They may want to live their dream. And dreams don’t come with
expiration dates.”
Bond said the life class is a byproduct of what preachers
are teaching in church. “I’m a Christian and I love the church. But the church
is teaching us how to do church, but not teaching us how to do life.”
If parishioners don’t get life strategies, he said, from
their pastor’s sermon on Sundays, “now you can come get some sound principles
and apply it to your inspiration. Now you can get the application.”
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