Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to QP. WorldWide. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below.
QP. WorldWide, thanks for taking the time to share your stories with us today Risking taking is a huge part of most people’s story but too often society overlooks those risks and only focuses on where you are today. Can you talk to us about a risk you’ve taken – it could be a big risk or a small one – but walk us through the backstory.
It was a hot Atlanta summer night. Down to my last 700 hundred dollars and every other streams I had was none existent. It looked like I was having more month than money. An like diamonds dug out a mind (S/O Killer Mike) a jewel hit me. WORLDWIDE MONOPOLY. The entire creation of my business was a risk. Short on money but loaded with ideas. I finally put real action behind one. I always wanted to have my own business but the way I pictured it formulating is nothing close to how it happened. I was a novice with ambition of being a boss. An the pressures of life birthed a new conglomerate. Risk breeds rewards and The timid never touch the trophy.

QP. WorldWide, before we move on to more of these sorts of questions, can you take some time to bring our readers up to speed on you and what you do?
I am serial entrepreneur with the goal of creating brands that will become household names. With everything I produce I want to leave a lasting impressions with the world. I am the owner of WorldWide Monopoly L.C. a parent company to a multitude of different brands that all set a separate space for my many ideas. From creating clothing, music, and tv productions,the Globe, is branded in many different areas. What sets WorldWide Monopoly apart from others is my assurance of quality an customer satisfaction. Without my customers an supporters nothing moves. So with anything I put my stamp on; I make sure to leave no doubt about what is being displayed to the world. Im proud of my tenacity and will power to continue pursuing fortune 5 status through the ups an downs. Being an entrepreneur is more then a roller coaster; its the most difficult game youll ever play but its a game youll enjoy playing the most because its your game to create.

We’d really appreciate if you could talk to us about how you figured out the manufacturing process.
Well when I first started to create merch for my line I was a complete novice. But luckily before I began creating collections
to be sold I had already started making clothes for myself for different videos an other events. This gave me a preview of how it would be working with vendors, buying product etc. With anything I do I always make sure I do some research an ask around before I just dive in. So after asking a few people who already had clothing brands their process. I spent money with different vendors an sites before I found someone reliable sources. An Thats one thing Id say also be mindful of; in the beginning of your business journey you gotta pay your way! You might get a reference from people but there’s nothing like having the specific pieces you need to help you that fit how you need things done. An the only way to know if you’ll like a service or product is to pay for it yourself an see. So with trial an error I finally found a good vendor an started producing. At the present time I still buy my own blanks an use local vendors for embroidery an screen printing. But in these next couple of months I will be embarking on using a overseas vendor who will manufacture the entire product from start to finish. So the next time we speak ill have some more insight on that process.

Can you talk to us about how your funded your business?
For my initial start my funding came from my own hard work an efforts. But for anyone starting out I would not recommend using your own capital to fund your business. It can work but the process is tedious an not the best option. When you first start you should look to get business funding through business credit. I wish when I started I knew about business credit because when you use your own money you have to be finite with everything because profit is a must. An if you take a loss you take the entire hit. Its the same with business funding, the only difference is your using some-else’s money an the profit you obtain is almost in a sense free money. The leverage is totally different. So before you begin your making products for your business. Make sure your business is set up properly: separate address, separate phone number, professional email an a business website. Once you have the proper set up for funding then you can apply for different business funding options. There are a lot of other intricate components to this but having the proper structure is step one.

Contact Info:
- Website: www.WorldWideMonopoly.com
- Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsqp?igshid=MmIzYWVlNDQ5Yg==
- Youtube: https://youtube.com/@qp.worldwide

