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Meet Brad Pass. He joined attended the Insight event and had a few major takeaways. The biggest thing was about alignment with who he is as a person. He’s also very impressed by Todd and his expertise. During the event, he had a huge realization and found a greater purpose in his life. Overall, the experience pushed him out of his comfort zone and he believed it was totally worth the time and investment.
Today’s guest on the Millionaire Secrets podcast is Jason Khalipa.
Jason is a CrossFit world champion and owner of the fitness chain of gyms, NC Fit.
He’s also the author of the book As Many Reps As Possible - a great selling book on Amazon.
On top of these achievements, Jason is also a father, having a baby daughter with his high school sweetheart.
Unfortunately, Jason’s daughter developed leukemia - and this has understandably had a big impact on other areas of his life.
The NC Fit chain he owns today is a reincarnation of a chain of gyms that he started straight out of college at only 22.
With 20 locations across the globe, including corporate wellness centers in Asia, Jason is a busy man. Let’s not forget his training efforts to be an elite-level athlete too!
So how has he achieved all of this, using the same 24 hours in a day that we all get?
That’s what we dig into in today’s episode.
There’s more…
So we really dive deep into both the practical mechanics and the psychology of how Jason is able to compartmentalize his day - and his life.
Jason was being pulled in 3 directions at one point: world champion training, building a fitness empire & being a good family man.
Something had to give.
When his daughter was diagnosed with leukemia, he made a shift in his life.
World champion CrossFit training had to be the thing that made way.
Testing times with his daughter in hospital helped Jason strengthen his resolve and double down on the things that really mattered to him in life.
We go on an interesting tangent, talking about preparing for the worst case scenario.
For the gym rats among you, we also discuss some optimal workouts and exercises at the top of the show.
A great all-around podcast today and something for everyone!
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Start A 501c3 Nonprofit That Doesn’t Ruin Your Life: How to Legally Structure Your Nonprofit to Avoid I.R.S. Trouble, Lawsuits, Financial Scandals & More! (Nonprofit Law Series) Paperback – November 9, 2018
Start A 501c3 Nonprofit That Doesn’t Ruin Your Life: How to Legally Structure Your Nonprofit to Avoid I.R.S. Trouble, Lawsuits, Financial Scandals & More! (Nonprofit Law Series) Paperback – November 9, 2018
by Audrey K. Chisholm Esq. (Author)
4.5 out of 5 stars
Do you think that the idea of establishing a 501c3 non-profit actually affect you?
Do you think that the idea of establishing a 501c3 non-profit actually affect you?
Absolutely, If you don't know how to do it!
In this straightforward guide, nonprofit attorney Audrey K. Chisholm shares in simple English the legal structure of your nonprofit organization to stay clear of IRS problems, lawsuits, financial scandals and more! "
This book is ideal for anyone who would like to start an organization or already runs an organization and would like to ensure that they're following the I.R.S. as well as the laws. and the law employees, officers and volunteers, donors and community partners are all able to benefit from this document.
The book comes with the equivalent of 225 pages of advice as well as a plan to help save each user hundreds in Dollars in legal costs.
This book will provide:
This book will provide:
- How to Avoid I.R.S. Trouble When Paying Yourself
- How to avoid Lawsuits choosing a name for your non-profit
- How to Avoid Getting Kicked Off Your Own Board of Directors
- 11 Things You Need To Do Before Accepting Any Major Donations
- How to Avoid Financial Scandals When Handling Money for Your Nonprofit
- Top 7 Reasons Nonprofits Get Into Legal Trouble And How to Avoid Them
- How to Avoid Liability When Fundraising for Your Nonprofit
- How to Legally Structure Your Nonprofit to Avoid IRS Trouble
-Most Important Things You Absolutely Must Know to Avoid Liability When Recruiting Volunteers
How to safeguard your Nonprofit's Name from Identity Theft
Ten Things You Should Do to avoid being sued personally for your non-profit's actions Even if You've been incorporated with the State
- How to Prevent losing your entire non-profit organization by keeping up with Annual Filings and more!
Attorney Audrey K. Chisholm is the founder of Chisholm Law Firm, LLC (www.Chisholmfirm.com) a law firm focusing on helping professionals start nonprofits throughout the United States. She has an 100 percent satisfaction rate for her filings for nonprofits as well as her clientele ranges from professional to NFL players, as well as an Fortune 500 company. Additionally, she is co-founder of Revolution Leadership, Inc. A 501c3 non-profit organization which has served more than 1,633 students and awarded more than 30 scholarships to college students over the last 17 years. She lives at Orlando, Florida with her husband Dr. Juan Chisholm, and three daughters. Visit www.StartYourTaxExemptNonprofit.com for more information.
Must Read Before Starting Your 501c3
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2020
Confession: I did many thing wrong my 1st try in starting my own 501c3 -- and wish I'd read this book before I ever started. Likely, I'd have gotten the author, Mrs. Audrey Chisholm, to help me do it the right way from the get-go! I just finished the book yesterday, a quick two day read and have not yet called for my free 1-hr consultation, so I've no idea the costs! Pray I can afford her!
The book is very thorough, she covers it all as well as I can tell...and there are Far more potential pitfalls I'd not anticipated -- ways to get yourself in trouble. It is obvious that this is a marketing book, as she does champion her own law firm often, as your potential trusted advisor and counselor to retain. But the value is in the details, and there are many details most people would just have no occasion to know -- most having to do with complying with Federal/Tax law that govern 501c3 Foundations. I was repeatedly reminded, "Oh I didn't know that", or "I haven't thought of that". Thank your Mrs. Chisholm for writing a fine book, and not cutting corners to short-change us readers. My only wish was that she give readers a range of cost possibilities: 1) If you go it alone as a do-it-yourselfer (say $750-$1,200 to get it all done); or 2) $1,800-$3,500 if you hire a competent attorney to do most of it for you. I'm guessing here and could be way off. But she would not be guessing at what she knows. She mentions her firms "Packages" but never describes how many, or a cost range your should expect. But then...she might not have gotten the opportunity for several free phone call consultation! ;-) This is my lone disappointment, and it doesn't keep from giving her 5 well-deserved stars. If you are serious about starting your own 501c3 -- you'd be wise the read the book carefully First.[]
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Great source of information in an easy to read format.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2020
As the Founder of organization seeking to gain 501c3 status this book is a very helpful resource filled with so much info in a easy to read format. It basically enlightens me and makes me aware of the steps to take to avoid pitfalls and ruining my organization setup simply because of lack of knowledge. I’ve heard horror stories which I definitely want to avoid. If I do it right the first round, I’m confident I will avoid any surprises once it’s established. I do recommend it as an information source.
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I wish I could give more than 5 stars!
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018
It's good to know the difference between the myths and truths of starting a Nonprofit. Reading this book will give you the confidence to not only get started, but also execute creating a quality 501c3 Nonprofit. I highly recommend this book for anyone entering this world.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2018
I've learned the why, how and what's next in the nonprofit journey. I love the author's personal stories highlighted throughout. There's a lot to gain from following expert advice from an experienced attorney with a proven track record of success in nonprofit. Just check out her firm's website (in the book).
I cannot wait to share what I've learned.
Don't let your friends start a nonprofit that ruins their lives - - - Get them This book!
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Very informative For New Nonprofits!
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2020
So this book has a lot of information, and for a subject like this, that is amazing, but it is by no means everything you need to know in order to start a nonprofit. They do self advertise in the book, but I was happy to find it is in no way suffocating. It is usually just using their firm as an example of a point they are making in that section. Overall, this book is very well written and easy to read. It also covers some very key points and helps you think about the types of things you need to start a nonprofit if you are in the beginning stages (like trying to trademark your name or figuring out what is needed to get tax exempt status).
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Easy read to start a non-profit
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021
The author has an inspiring story to help youth learn things that aren't taught in high school. As an attorney and having started her own non-profit, she's made lots of mistakes, learned lots of lessons and gives advices in a way that is easy to understand. I've only read part of the book, but I feel it is the answer to help me avoid many pitfalls in starting my non-profit educational organization.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020
The book is amazing! It is very helpful and informative and makes starting a non-profit easy to understand! 10/10 would recommend if you’re interested in starting a non-profit.
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Love, love, love this book! Terrific read!
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
This book is amazing! I am almost finished and ready to contact the Chisholm firm to help me set up my nonprofit. There is a wealth of knowledge and information in this book. It’s easy to understand and there are a lot of sites that she refers to also to help you if you chose to set things up on your own. But personally I plan to use her company which has proven success. I want to make sure that I get things set up correctly and efficiently the first time so I can get to my purpose... thanks for taking the time to write this book and share..
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Enjoying the book, great info!
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2019
Enjoying the book. Live her first hand experience. Smart gal.
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I thought the book was very very helpful and informative.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2021
I started from not knowing ANYTHING about a non-profit. After reading through it, making notes, talking with rep from Chisholm and then re reading sections of the book, i can say it was extremely helpful for me. The reps were very good about returning my calls, emails and helping me to make sense of the process of creating a nonprofit. Book is written for easy compression. When I was very familiar with the contents i went back through and started highlighting areas that i had questions on. GREAT BOOK FOR BEGINNERS LIKE MYSELF!!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2020
Get it. Worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2021
It was an easy read and filled with amazing information. I finished the book in three hours. It's a must read if you are thinking about forming a nonprofit.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2020
This book is worth the buy. It provides you with so many answers to your questions when you’re starting a non profit from scratch and the office staff with Chisholm attorney law office are phenomenal people.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2019
I purchased the book and look forward to utilizing the information she provided. It is just what I was looking for.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2019
Was an excellent read and helpful
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God is using the Chisholm Law Firm
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2021
Audrey Chisholm has done a necessary work in transparently sharing her story of the bumps and bruises involved in a 501c3 non-profit start-up. This book is a necessary read for anyone considering taking on this enormous but necessary task. Your investment in this text is an investment in a reference book to help you navigate obstacles that often arise during the startup process, as well as those that may arrive in the future.
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2019
This book is an excellent resource if you’ve ever considered starting a nonprofit organization. It provides an excellent foundation without being overly complicated. Provides some really great insights the hat will make your life easier in the long run
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Product arrived on time and in great condition.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
No dislikes.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2021
After reading this succinct and inspiring book, I felt better equipped to face the looming challenges of starting a non-profit. I have a fuller understanding of what I can expect; though the book did help help to lessen the anxiety.
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From the United States
From the United States
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021
Great book
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2021
The book outlines in simple, detailed format, all the necessary work to start a non-profit and how to stay out of trouble with it. I highly recommend to anyone interested in starting and/or sustaining a non profit.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020
Very helpful and well written!
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There are 3 books you must have: Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the BIBLE and THIS Book
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019
Go buy this book! I'm so serious! I recommend at least 3 books that you MUST have: Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The BIBLE and this book! It's an easy read for one. 2) Attorney Chisholm (the Nonprofit Doctor) gets right down to the point. 3) She tells pretty much everything, from start to finish. Stuff I didn't know and I've been researching for over a year, I learned in 2 days after reading her book, which only took me 2 days to read. Please patronize her. She's the real deal! Can't say that about a lot of folks, especially strangers these days but her book is legit! If you want to know right now and don't have time to wait, go buy her book right now! I recommend the paperwork. That's what I have
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2019
I am a CPA and I work for a large multi-national company. I wanted to start a 501c3 to raise funds for senior dogs and the remedies for their common maladies. With my background I felt confident that I could form the corporation by following the guidelines on IRS.gov. Well, good luck with that! I conferred with an attorney in our legal department at work and he indicated I shouldn't try to do it on my own because if it isn't done correctly I could risk losing exempt status at some future date. His advice led me to find this book. After reading this book I better understood what my attorney associate had told me about the risks. After interviewing a couple of law firms, I ended up hiring Chisholm do the work and I have not been disappointed. As with all start-ups, financial resources are limited, and they worked with me to arrange a payment plan. I had my 501c3 up and running within a very short period of time. I would definitely refer this books to other associates considering starting their own 501c3. I have also referred family members to Chisholm for other legal services. I feel that anyone who puts the effort into writing a book, and sharing their knowledge on a complicated subject, is worth listening to.
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Educational & Knowledgeable information
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019
When I decided to start a 501c3 nonprofit, I came to Amazon and started researching books to help me get some insight on this business. I came to the book and purchased it in paperback. I started reading and could not put it down. I am blown away with the amount of information Ms. Chisholm has compiled into this book. This book should be considered "The Bible" for nonprofit companies.
I strongly feel this book will help guide me on legally managing my nonprofit.
Thanks Ms. Chisholm for the phenomenal information you've written for us in the 501c3 business. I know it's taken arduous hours compiling this information.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2020
My friend and I were supposed to start our non profit this year, but of course COVID-19 decided to join us. This book has given me great insight on what to do before starting, while your starting, what papers you need to fill out, how not to be discouraged through the whole process, what peole need to be on your team, who to hire and who not to hire etc. I mean this book is very informative and she also compares the differences between non for profit and for profit business. She teaches about grant writing, how to get funding, how to partner with other non profits etc. I mean she tells it all. Th author also has a business where she can help you get started and tell you what you need and her business helps you with all of the essentials. She has her work info in there also to contact them to help get you started. Good read. I'll keep reading this book until our non for profit is established next year.
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How to protect oneself from unintentional legal entanglements.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2020
I liked the easy read and step by step focus on how you too can start a 501c3 Not-for-Profit organization .
Let's be clear, this book is written by an attorney but not for attorneys. This book is written in an easy to read format that answers questions for those with questions on how to start a 501c3.
I have volunteered at non profits, I was a member of a non profit, I was also a President of a non profit, but I wanted to know how to build on my passion for helping veterans by starting my own non profit.
Understand if you are looking to get rich by building a million dollar company, this book is not for you. If you want someone to do all the work for you, this book is not for you. But, if you have great ideas, need assistance in how to stay out of IRS trouble and looking for a helping hand from an organization whose "ONLY" task is to help you realize your dream....then maybe this book is for you.
There are myriad people who say they will help you start your Not-For-Profit organization. But ask these basic questions: Have you started a Not-For-Profit organization? If yes, tell me about it. What are the pitfalls of starting a Not-For-Profit organization? Lastly, what other businesses are you in? Can I see your references?
Too be sure, the author is in the business to make money. But Atty. Chisholm is about helping you fulfill your goals and your dreams. For me, I want people who know what they are doing and who care enough to help me help others.
I am a veteran who served and sacrificed; I am a husband, father, brother and son. I am an educator, mentor, advocate and I know when I need help. I have begun my journey on the path to founding a Not-For-Profit organization. I don't know what lays ahead, but after reading this book I am excited to begin the journey.
Dr. J.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2019
This book will add value to your non-profit cause. I can only assume that people start nonprofits filled with emotion and the desire to change the world. What they may not be aware of are all the pitfalls and struggles you will go through if it is not set up properly from the start. Correctly establishing your 501c3 allows you to focus on your true intention, to help others. Order the book, you cant go wrong.
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Starting a non-profit in layman's terms.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2021
Attorney Audrey really explains in layman's terms on how to start your own 501c3. I've researched many authors and you tube videos and to me this is one of the most comprehensive explanations of how to start a non-profit on your own. Most importantly, she speaks from a legal point of view. All non-profits are not the same and have to be handled as such. She takes you step by step in each chapter, but first explains her pitfalls in the beginning before she became a lawyer and gives other scenarios that could impact your start-up. This is very helpful to anyone who wants to do it on their own. After reading her book if you still don't feel comfortable with starting the non-profit yourself, she can help you with any area you don't feel comfortable with or she can do the whole process for you. I've known people who started nonprofits on there own and fell into the very pitfalls she describes in her book. She gives you her track record of success stories and her guarantee to help you to the best of her ability. Setting up any business for the first time can be scary, especially if you have to deal with the Federal Government and IRS! I feel confident in Audrey and her team to help my dream of a non-profit start up after reading her book and the encouraging emails she sends every week. This is a must read for those who are thinking about starting your own non-profit business! I will be enlisting her services for my non-profit venture. Just a note, I was not paid for this review, but the book is really that good! Enjoy the read!
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