Welcome To Desire To Be
Before formation, we build foundation.
WHO WE ARE
This university teaches the beginning
of things.The part people avoid.
The part where things are unclear,
unstructured, and often unspoken.
We slow the act of knowing down so
people can actually learn to know.
We identify what is actually happening.
We build from a steady, truthful foundation.
OUR STANDARD
We train Kingdom citizens to:
Live with responsibility
Work with structure
Lead with truth and excellence
Not anxious.
Not rushed.
But aligned and released
in the appointed time.
Angela Terry, Founder
How This Works
HOW WE WORK
In this university, vision does not grow randomly. We build your capacity to carry, activate, and fulfill the vision from God, equipping you for your calling with real, practical lessons.
WHAT WE DO
We turn: Desire into plans. Plans into actions.
Actions into habits. We help you design and live as a
Kingdom citizen — with purpose and clarity.
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What we mean by foundation
Foundation is what everything is built on. In a building, it is the base under the ground. In a life, it is the inner ground—your beliefs, habits, pace, and choices that hold up everything people see.
If the foundation is unstable, nothing built on it lasts for long. Jobs, projects, relationships, and even spiritual commitments crack when what sits under them is confused, rushed, or ignored.
At Desire To Be University, foundation includes the inner and practical pieces that quietly direct your life as a Kingdom citizen:
- Inner alignment – your inner life, beliefs, and values moving in one direction instead of pulling against each other.
- Responsibility – owning your choices and responses, not blaming, hiding, or waiting for others to fix what is yours to address.
- Attention – what you notice, what you ignore, and where your mind goes when no one is watching.
- Belief – what you quietly accept as true about God, yourself, others, and what is possible.
- Discipline – the small, repeated actions you keep even when you do not feel like it.
- Pace – the speed at which you move, rest, decide, and respond so you do not live in constant rush or constant delay.
We slow down each of these areas so you can see them clearly, adjust them honestly, and
then build life, career, and business on something that can carry real weight.
Great Reveal Broadcast Channel
Experience Press Play
Press Play is the support system that transcend you into
transition and transformation in second
What you encounter in the Great Reveal and Press Play experience flows directly into clarifying and bring to reality
your Vision, Mission, and Purpose so you can live them out with intention.
To inspire individuals to
Responsibility
Our mission is to guide
Stewardship, Bridging
Our Purpose is to
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Vision
Mission
Purpose
Ready To Go Deeper?
When you are ready, join us live to experience the full workshop, ask questions, and get support for your unique situation.
Inside The Multi-Millionaire Mind, You’ll Discover:
Why millionaire thinking is now obsolete - and what today’s economy really demands
Your “Forever Free” number - the exact amount you need to stop working forever
How to build true financial freedom with passive income, not hustle
Why “saving” doesn’t work - and how to finally build your Golden Goose
The upgraded mindset of the wealthy - so success becomes your new default setting
Core Foundation
Hard Things School
Hard Things School is the shared foundation for every program in Desire To Be University. No matter what you study, you begin here, because real growth always requires facing what is difficult on purpose, not by accident.
- Growth requires doing hard things on purpose, not only when you are forced to.
- Avoidance delays progress. What you avoid does not disappear. It waits and grows.
- Responsibility builds strength. Each honest choice to face reality makes you more stable, not more burdened.
This foundation touches the core areas that silently drive your days:
- Health and wellness – learning how sleep, movement, nutrition, and rest affect clarity and strength.
- Mental and behavioral health – noticing how thoughts, moods, and behavior are connected.
- Emotional regulation – learning how to respond instead of react when you feel pressure, fear, or conflict.
- Psychology of habits and reactions – understanding why you repeat certain patterns and how to change them step by step.
When we speak about mental health here, we mean learning how to notice what is happening inside you and choose a response instead of reacting on impulse. It is practical training in steady thinking, not a label placed on you.
Stop • Carve Out Time • Be Still and Know
These three practices sit under every course and conversation. They are not slogans. They are skills you learn, repeat, and keep using as life grows more complex.
Stop
Stop means learning to pause before you react. Instead of sending the quick message, agreeing too fast, or quitting in silence, you practice a small, intentional pause.
This pause gives your mind and body space to settle. It makes room for truth, not just emotion, to guide your next step.
Carve Out Time
Carve Out Time means managing your time, priorities, and boundaries on purpose. You learn to give your best energy to what matters most instead of living only by what feels urgent.
You practice simple tools to block focused time, say clear yes or no, and protect the quiet needed for deep work and honest reflection.
Be Still and Know
Be Still and Know means developing awareness, discernment, and calm decision-making. It is learning to sit with the full truth of a situation with God, instead of rushing to fix or escape it.
You practice listening, asking better questions, and choosing your next step from clarity instead of panic. This is steady, repeatable training—not a spiritual phrase you say once and forget.
Pay Attention • Way(s) • Pace
These three ideas help you see how your daily life actually works. When you can see clearly, you can choose differently.
We connect these ideas directly to your personal life, your career decisions, and how you build or run a business as a Kingdom citizen.
In daily life, this looks like noticing when you always say yes even when you are tired, or when you speak sharply under pressure. In a career, it affects how you take feedback, handle conflict, and follow through on commitments. In business, it shapes how you treat customers, handle money, build teams, and keep promises over time.
- Pay Attention – noticing patterns, pressure, and truth. You learn to see the repeated loops in your choices, the signs your body and mind give you, and the difference between what is true and what is simply loud.
- Way(s) – the consistent way a person thinks, speaks, and acts. Everyone has a “way” they move through life. You learn to see your current way clearly, measure it against Kingdom truth, and practice a better way on purpose.
- Pace – learning timing instead of rushing or freezing. Some people push too fast and burn out. Others delay until opportunities pass. You study how timing works—when to act, when to wait, and how to stay steady in between.
When you learn to pay attention, understand your ways, and move at a healthy pace, you stop living only by pressure.
You begin to live, work, and lead from alignment with truth.
Kingdom Framed Vision
Dream Big, with structure
Dream Big does not mean fantasy thinking or escaping reality. It is not about imagining a life with no limits or no responsibility. It is about seeing clearly what is possible when you live as who you actually are in God’s Kingdom.
- Dream Big means you are a Kingdom citizen. Your identity and authority come from God’s Kingdom, not from human status or titles.
- You are not meant to think like a subject—fearful, passive, or waiting to be told who you are.
- Vision requires responsibility and discipline. A clear picture of the future always comes with clear daily work in the present.
Practically, this means you will:
- Write down vision in clear, plain language instead of vague wishes.
- Break vision into steps that can live on a calendar and a budget.
- Align your inner life, schedule, and relationships with what you say you are building.
Dreaming Big then becomes an act of stewardship. You are not chasing excitement. You are building what you have been trusted with, one faithful, structured step at a time.
Foundation View
Accounting, Auditing & Standards
We treat numbers, records, and standards as matters of truth and care, not just technical details. How you record what happens reveals what you value and who you protect.
- Accounting is the truth of actions made visible. It is a clear record of what actually happened with money, time, and resources.
- Auditing protects truth and trust. It is the practice of checking records against reality so that errors, gaps, or dishonesty are seen and corrected.
- Standards exist to create shared order. They make sure people are working from the same expectations, measurements, and definitions.
Falsifying records is not a clever move. It harms people—not just numbers. It breaks trust, damages teams, and misleads families, customers, and communities who are making decisions based on what appears to be true.
As a student, you learn to see “accounting” beyond spreadsheets:
- How you track your time is a kind of accounting.
- How you record agreements and decisions is a kind of accounting.
- How you review your week, your budget, and your words is a kind of audit.
You practice building systems that tell the truth the first time, so leadership, stewardship, and service rest on clean, shared reality.
Management, Leadership & Logistics
Many teams and projects fail not because the idea was weak, but because people mixed up three different roles: leadership, management, and logistics. We separate them clearly so you can see where things are breaking down and how to repair them.
Leadership
Leadership is direction and influence. It answers, “Where are we going and why?” and “Who are we being as we go?”
Leaders hold vision, values, and the tone of how people are treated. Without clear leadership, people move but do not know what they are moving toward.
Management
Management is decisions and accountability. It answers, “What are we doing, when, and with what resources?”
Managers assign work, track progress, handle conflicts, and ensure commitments turn into consistent action. Without management, vision stays as talk and good intention.
Logistics
Logistics is how things actually get done. It answers, “Who is doing what, in what order, with which tools, and how will it move from start to finish?”
Without clear logistics, even strong leaders and managers end up with missed deadlines, confusion, and repeated emergencies.
When people confuse Leadership, MAnagement, and Logistics roles are unclear:
Leaders end up trying to handle every detail,
Managers are blamed for unclear vision, and
Logistics teams carry pressure without real authority.
In Desire To Be University, you learn how to honor each role, communicate clearly between them.
In Desire To Be University, build systems where direction, decisions, and daily work support each other.
In Desire To Be University, You learn what role models to roll with, to get a favorable return on investment
In Desire To Be University we teach you to trust what your inner spirit says not emotions, feelings, characteristics, or feedback. "Just listen to your inner spirit.
Science, Human Nature & Learning
We teach in a way that respects how God designed human bodies and minds to work. This means we pay attention to how habits form, how stress affects decisions, and how learning actually sticks over time.
- How habits form – your brain looks for patterns it can repeat with less effort. Small actions done often become automatic. We help you design those small actions on purpose.
- How stress affects decisions – when you feel threatened or overloaded, your body shifts into survival mode. In that state, you are more likely to protect, avoid, or attack instead of think clearly.
- Why short, repeated practice works – your mind and body learn best in small, focused sessions repeated over time, not in one long burst of effort. This is how new ways of thinking and acting take root.
This is why our learning is practical and paced. We do not rush you through ideas. We help you take small, honest steps you can repeat in real life until they become part of how you naturally live and lead.
As you move through programs, you will notice:
Short lessons you can revisit instead of long lectures you forget.
Built-in pauses to process, not just take notes.
Simple experiments in your real day-to-day life so you can test and adjust what you are learning
Feedback loops , allowing you to ask, seek and knock on the door of knowledge and receive.
We do this so truth can move from your notes into your nervous system—into how you actually respond under pressure.
Press Play Learning
Press Play is how we deliver most of our teaching. It is built for real life, not just ideal schedules.
- Audio and video based – you can listen or watch from your phone, laptop, or tablet.
- Short, repeatable lessons – most sessions are brief on purpose so you can replay them, not just consume them once.
- Designed for real life – lessons assume you are balancing work, family, and other commitments.
Most people already have what they need to begin: a device, a small block of time, and a willingness to press play more than once. Our job is to make lessons clear, grounded, and ready to apply between everyday responsibilities.
Press Play fits with how we understand human nature and learning:
You can return to a lesson during different seasons of life and hear what you were not ready to notice before.
You can listen while walking, commuting, or doing simple tasks so learning weaves into your real day.
You can pause to apply one idea at a time instead of trying to hold everything in your head at once.
You can now press play on direction, and instructions to be guided into transition and transformation.
You can press play on your thoughts and record them as part of the process to clear your mind to receive God's downloads.
In this way, the act of pressing play becomes a simple, steady practice of choosing growth on purpose.
Foundational Tools
AI & Technology as Servants, Not Replacements
AI and technology are important parts of modern life and work. At Desire To Be University, we treat them as tools, not decision-makers. They assist your thinking but do not replace your responsibility before God or others.
Students learn how to use AI and technology as foundational supports:
How to use AI to think clearly – not to think for you, but to ask better questions, see patterns, and explore options.
How to organize thoughts and information – using tools to sort ideas, track progress, and keep records you can trust.
How to document, reflect, and decide – using written prompts and structured notes to slow down decisions and review them later.
How to research and obtain knowledge on subjects to support your internal guidance system but not to override it.
We show how AI can support:
Learning – summarizing complex ideas, generating examples, and testing your understanding.
Planning – mapping timelines, breaking projects into steps, and exploring different scenarios.
Communication – drafting messages, clarifying tone, and preparing for difficult conversations.
Accountability – keeping visible records of goals, actions, and reflections.
Understanding the human systems
Obtaining clarity on the Kingdom vs world ways
Bring the Vision to life
Technology does not replace responsibility—it reveals it. How you use AI will expose your habits: whether you cut corners or seek clarity, whether you hide or become more honest, whether you avoid decisions or make them with greater care. We train you to choose the latter.
Foundation that carries real life.
Desire To Be University teaches people how inner alignment becomes responsible action
— so life, career, and business reflect truth, stewardship, and excellence.
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