âI knew I wanted to sign with him. Here was a man who never once mentioned money. To me, that was a real businessman. It wasnât that I didnât need money, because I did. But to this day, money doesnât drive me. Money isnât what pushes me to do this or that. Itâs always been about something deeper. For me, it was about dignity, about pride, about the respect I freely gave to others and expected back in return. I may have been a young girl from a rural area, but my parents taught me to value myself, to never think of myself as less than anyone else, regardless of my background or circumstances.