Today’s episode is all about entrepreneurship, ownership, and building something that lasts. I’m joined by the founders of HigherView Tax Services — Michael Bannerman and Julius Ruffin. These are two leaders who didn’t just start a business… they built a system. One that creates opportunity, jobs, and generational impact. Today we are talking growth, legacy, and what it really takes to build something from the ground up.

What does it really mean to build a lasting legacy?

In this episode, Coach Tim Brown and Karmen Brown share how faith, family, and consistency turned a small gap in girls’ basketball into a community-centered movement. Rooted in Christian leadership and purpose-driven coaching, their journey reveals how everyday actions—not spotlights—create long-term impact.

We explore the origins of the TAKE mindset (Talented Athletes and Artists competing with excellence), the mentors who shaped their leadership philosophy, and the unexpected COVID-era spark that launched the Be A Baller Podcast. From learning on the fly to persevering through slow growth, the Browns speak honestly about leadership, parenting, and vision-based decision-making.

You’ll hear how legacy shows up years later—when former players repeat lessons learned or when children use their gifts to serve others. The episode closes with two actionable challenges to help listeners create momentum this week: connect with someone wise and lead with intentional words.

If you’re passionate about leadership, faith, youth development, sports culture, or building a legacy that outlives titles, this episode will challenge and encourage you.

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