O.N.C.E. for Kids and Teens (Own Nothing, Control Everything)
What if the chains you wear aren’t made of metal but words?
In WHITE PAPER BLACK INK – The Chains of Bondage, young readers embark on a mind-opening journey into the hidden world of language, L.A.W., and legacy. Part of the revolutionary WHITE PAPER BLAKC INK series, now for kids and teens, this powerful book allows your child to utilize the wisdom of knowledge learned by shaping our understanding of money, contracts, freedom, and control.
Through real-life scenarios, true or false questions, clear analogies, and engaging curriculum, young minds will learn how to:
Decode the "lies" of financial and legal language
Understand the power of contracts and how to read between the lines
Grasp the difference between Ownership and Control
Recognize hidden forms of bondage and how to break free
Develop critical thinking around personal freedom and financial intelligence
Written with clarity and intention, this book helps youth embrace their power through knowledge and overstanding, teaching that success and freedom begin in the mind, with the pen, and with the words we sign.
Benefit 1
“What if the most powerful prison wasn’t made of bars... but made of words on paper? And what if our kids are already trapped in it without knowing?” Want your child to grow up smart? Or sovereign? This book shows the difference and how to get there.
Benefit 2
WHITE PAPER BLACK INK – The Chains of Bondage is not just a book, it’s a key. A key for young minds to unlock the truth about how the world works through words, contracts, and systems they interact with daily but don’t yet understand.
[Value Proposition]
This book is part of the groundbreaking WHITE PAPER BLACK INK series, is tailored to equip kids and teens with life- changing financial and legal awareness. While schools teach reading, writing, and math, White Paper Black Ink teaches the language of power, word assimilation, financing and management, resulting in your family being free and not be controlled by the lack of knowledge.
Benefit 3
WHITE PAPER BLACK INK – The Chains of Bondage is not just a book—it’s a key. A key for young minds to unlock the truth about how the world works through words, contracts, and systems they interact with daily—but don’t yet understand.
"This Book Changed the Way I See Everything – For Real."
By Jordan M., Age 17 – Towers High School Senior, Class of 2025
Before I read WHITE PAPER BLACK INK – The Chains of Bondage and the O.N.C.E. Workbook for Kids & Teens, I honestly had no clue what I wanted to do after graduation. Everyone around me kept saying “go to college,” “get a job,” “figure it out later.” But none of that felt like a plan, just pressure.
Then my aunt gifted me 2 financial books written by God Kisalu. At first, I thought they’d be like one of those boring financial literacy books full of charts and “budget tips.” Nope. These books woke me up. Immediately after the first page, I read it without putting the book down. I realized I had no idea what I was signing up for in life, literally. The way the WHITE PAPER BLACK INK book broke down contracts, language, and ownership vs. control made me feel like I was finally seeing the game behind the game. For the first time, I understood that freedom isn’t just about money, it’s about knowledge, strategy, wisdom and how you execute within the system.
What stood out to me most was how the O.N.C.E. workbook gave me a starting point. It didn’t just drop info and leave me confused. It gave me steps. It gave me structure. And it gave me confidence.
Now, as I get ready to graduate, I’m not scared anymore. I’m actually excited. I know how to think for myself, protect myself financially, and make moves with intention. I’m already planning to build a business that aligns with what I’ve learned about trust, legacy, and control, not just chasing money.
I’d say every high school student, especially those of us who come from environments where we don’t get taught this stuff, needs this book. It doesn’t just teach you about money. It teaches you how not to be owned by it.
Thank you, God Kisalu. You didn’t just write a book, you gave me a foundation for life.
