Fuzionz Magazine and TV Summer Issue | Page 62

VCRs together and became my very own producer in high school. All of my senior projects required a visual aide that involved various camera tapings, which I am completely proud of.

Question: Are there any upcoming events that you want to share with our viewers?

Answer: “Nothing off hand. I am dedicated to 120 Sports daily and I do annual events with the NBA. I am also involved with opening night during the All-Star Weekend.”

Question: What is your formula for success?

Answer: “(1) Balance – Work hard and have time for relaxation and take out the time to stop and smell the roses; (2) Timing – We cannot predict the timing. Therefore; be prepared, study people that you want to hang out with in your field and make an appearance, so that they are aware of your gifts and expertise; (3) Talent – Everybody on the planet has a special gift given to us from the “Man Upstairs;” (4) Relationships – This is so important. If your buddy tells you to try a product, you will try it. Build good relationships, both personal and business-wise. It will pay off. For a long time, I did not have to fill out resumes for a career, because of my name. That is essential.”

Question: What does your typical day look like?

Answer: “Rolling off the couch or getting out of bed, grabbing my phone to see what is going on regarding events on social media, checking to see if there is anything trending, eat breakfast, check my emails, hit the gym, shower up and get something to eat again. I then start the show preparation, talk with producers, my team, and get everything in order. Usually my day is done around 12:00 midnight or around 1:00 a.m.”

Question: What is the name of that special charity that you strongly support and why?

Answer: “Rolling off the couch or getting out of bed, grabbing my phone to see what is going on regarding events on social media, checking to see if there is anything trending, eat breakfast, check my emails, hit the gym, shower up and get something to eat again. I then start the show preparation, talk with producers, my team, and get everything in order. Usually my day is done around 12:00 midnight or around 1:00 a.m.”

Question: What is the name of that special charity that you strongly support and why?

Answer: “Currently, since I have been in Chicago, I have not been heavily involved with a charity. I am a proud member of Kappa Alpha, working with the kids. Previously, for three years, my father and I made sure these kids were fed and mentored to twice a month. We believed it was extremely imperative to make an impact in their lives.”

Question: What tips do you want to share with young entrepreneurs, who want to have the same career that you have?

Answer: “Remember the Three P’s: (1) Persistence – Push through; (2) Preparation – Being well prepared; (3) Perseverance – We all go through ups and downs in life. Don’t allow your failures to discourage you. It is how you bounce back is what matters. Life isn’t always fair. Never give up and stay focused on your dreams and passions. I also want to