No. 07 · Financial Stewardship and Wealth
From Broke to Builder
Broke is a season. Poor is a mindset. You can leave both.
A 10-session journey through Broke Is Not Poor — break the poverty mindset, stop the leaks, get free of debt, and learn to plant money instead of eating it. Broke is a season. Poor is a mindset. You can leave both.
- Format
- At your own pace, or six-week group
- Sessions
- 10 video sessions
- Who it is for
- Anyone who would say: “Money runs out before the month does.”
- Book
- Broke Is Not Poor
- Sold separately
- Taught by
- Wango Boris · online
Ways to take this course
At your own pace
US$19or ₦15,000 · 9,900 FCFA
Open now. Every session opens the day you pay.
Six-week group · Term 3
US$99or ₦100,000 · 49,000 FCFA
July – August 2027
Reservations open, nothing to pay now; early-bird price until 10 June 2027. Provisional: its topic is confirmed on 11 November 2026.
What you will work toward
- A written audit of where your money actually goes
- The 70/30 order set up before payday
- A debt payoff plan with a first date on it
- Seed money separated from bread money
The 10 sessions
Each one is a teaching, questions to answer honestly, and one step to take that week.
Part 1 — See It Clearly
- 01The trap was built on purpose
- 02Broke is a season, poor is a mindset
Part 2 — Stop the Bleeding
- 03The first rule of money is that it must not be spent
- 04Look at the numbers you have been avoiding
- 05Decide before the money arrives — the 70/30 Rule
Part 3 — Break the Chains
- 06Debt is bondage, and there is an honourable way out
- 07The process is not in the way — it is the way
Part 4 — Build Something
- 08Stop eating your seed
- 09Where to plant, and how not to lose it
- 10What the money was always for
How you learn
Included in every format
- Video teaching, session by session
- Questions to answer after each session
- A practical assignment each week
- Built on one of Boris’s books (sold separately)
- A free assessment before and after (most courses)
- A certificate when you finish
The six-week group adds
- The workbook, sent as a document
- A live call each week, with a coach
- A WhatsApp group for the six weeks
What the certificate asks
- 1.Finish every session of the course.
- 2.Take the course’s free assessment.
- 3.Confirm you have read the course’s book. The book is sold separately, on Amazon or Selar, for free courses too.
- 4.Confirm you have joined the Kingdom Builders community. It is a WhatsApp group, so other members can see your phone number.
You tick the last steps yourself; nobody marks the work. It recognises that you completed the course. It is not a university degree, an accredited qualification or a professional licence.
Live calls are set in Douala time (West Africa Time, UTC+1); the groups page shows the time where you are. Certificates can be checked by anyone on the verify page.
Your teacher
Wango Boris
A pastor, speaker, coach and author from Buea, Cameroon, with 15+ years in ministry and 6 books published. The teaching in this course is his own, from his book Broke Is Not Poor.
About Boris →Go deeper
The bookBroke Is Not Poor This course walks through the book chapter by chapter. Get your copy for the full teaching, the sample budgets, and the debt payoff plans referenced in the later sessions.Free assessmentThe Financial Freedom AssessmentGet your financial freedom score and see exactly which area to fix first. About 8 minutes, free — take it before session 1 and again at the end to measure the change.Free daily trackThe Money ResetA 14-day devotional track on handling money God's way. Short daily readings to keep the habits from this course alive after session 10.Free mentorship schoolMoney Mastery Academy on TelegramA free, self-paced mentorship school on Telegram — make, manage, and multiply your money alongside others doing the same work.Questions
What is the difference between self-paced and a group?
Self-paced means you watch the videos and answer the questions on your own time. There are no coaching sessions. In a group you learn with other people for six weeks, with a live call each week, a coach and a WhatsApp group.
Can I pay in Naira or FCFA?
Yes. Every price is shown in Naira and dollars, and in FCFA where it is sold in FCFA. FCFA prices are in Central African CFA francs (XAF), the money used in Cameroon. Each price is set separately in its own currency: it is not an exchange-rate conversion and does not move with the rate. You pay through Selar, or with the link Boris sends after you talk.
I paid, but my course does not open. What do I do?
Sign in with the same email address you used on Selar. The course opens for that address. If you paid with a different email, or it still does not open, message us on WhatsApp or email boris@wangoboris.com with the email you paid with, and we will open it for you.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, a certificate of completion. You finish every session, then confirm the last steps yourself: that you have read the course’s book (sold separately, even for a free course), joined the Kingdom Builders community on WhatsApp and, where the course has one, taken its free assessment. Nobody marks the work. It recognises that you completed the course. It is not a university degree, an accredited qualification or a professional licence. Anyone can check that a certificate is real on the verify page.
Who reads what I write?
Boris, and your coach if your group has one. You can hide any answer from your coach; Boris still reads it. Boris gets each answer by email, and a short preview on Telegram on his phone. A computer program, Claude (made by Anthropic), also reads every answer, hidden ones too. It looks for answers that may need a person soon, and helps Boris and your coach get ready for sessions. Your name and email are not sent to it. It never writes to you, and it never hides an answer. Automatic checks can miss something urgent, or flag something by mistake. Answers are not watched all the time, and this is not an emergency service. Answers are kept in our database, which the small team that runs this site can technically reach. Other students never see them.
