Convex Visions

In this episode I sat down with the Founder of  The brand " Deck Life" Lewayne Grant. This is a brother who I consider to be a foxhole friend, considering the fact that we've endeavoured the severities of the trenches together. He recently just launched his self-improvement brand that endorses reading, exercising, meditating etc. It's amazing what happens when a person becomes fixated on challenging the challenge, they began to unlock the chains of tradition, ultimately propelling themselves to their culmination point. We dissected this topic thoroughly in this interview. 

In this episode, I sat down with one of my favorite college coaches Brian Burton and we dissected our player-coach relationship. My aim was to give less experienced college coaches a feel for what it takes to be a transformational leader and shaper on the collegiate level. As for me I wanted to be powerfully vulnerable in expressing my real life application of the principles, lessons, and skills my coaching staff taught me. I hope players who listen and view this podcast episode understand the importance of being radically open 

In this podcast episode, I sat down with Shelby Parris. We discussed the game of basketball and how it closely resembles life. We each expounded on personal experiences and pinpointed how our background in hoops propelled us into the actions and decisions we've made in our repsectable realms. Shelby autonomously studies epigenetics which states that our environment has the ability to alter us on a cellular level. As a former athlete, his brand has reached a distinctive level because of his familiarity with old fashion toil and competition. One of his main objectives is to introduce people to his sports history so they could get a better understanding of why he does the things he do. 

In this episode, I pay my respects to Chadwick Boseman, A guy who was considered a hero, pillar, and a catalyst for change. I then extended this episode with dissecting this quote "The Past is Now, and The Present is The Future". Basically there is a cause and effect element to this ideology. The things that we did or didn't in the past do is what shapes our current situations, and the things that we choose to immerse ourselves into or we neglect in current junctions shapes our future. 

In the first segment I briefly go into detail on Lebron James and his newest endeavour "More Than A Vote". A movement that he is co-operating with his colleagues to advocate against voter suppression. I believe this will definitely spark a colloquy between athletes across all spectrums. In the next segment I narrow in on the lack of cohesion between NBA players when it comes to the idea of resuming the season while in the midst of battling racial issues.