My experience doing the 75 Hard Challenge. Personal experience, trials, tribulations, and mentality going through each day until ultimately reaching the end.

Most people look back on their year on New Years Eve. I look back on my year when my birthday comes around. It’s crazy how things change as you get older but I’m ready for what’s next! Bring on 29!

There are so many things college doesn’t prepare us for. Let’s figure out what we can do to prepare the next generation for what they need to know to be successful after college.

With everything going on right now in our country. I just wanted to give you guys my perspective on things from my own experiences. We have a long way to go to get to where we should be as a country, community and state.

Be thankful for the life that we have. Be appreciative for whatever opportunity comes your way. Be grateful for the small things in life. Don’t take a second for granted and live each day like it’s your last.

What does one need to know before making that four year commitment to a college or university? Tune in and I'll let you know both the student-athlete side and your every day student as well.

Don’t make the mistakes I did. I didn’t know a lot about finances and not knowing made my financial life very tough. Educate yourself and be aware and always save for a rainy day. “Fix the roof while the sun is shining.”

Relationships are interesting to me, but I also think they are very simple. Sometimes we over complicate them and were are not listening to our significant other. Have a listen to understand what I mean.

The story continues! Hear my journey and the different adversity I faced and how it changed my perspective at the game I loved so much. Everything I was able to achieve didn’t come without some type of hiccup, but your reason for doing it, must out weigh the negative.

I’m going to allow you guys inside of my perspective and what I learned from experiencing the loss of a love one from cancer. Never easy and what I went through still affects me today. But hopefully we can all learn from it and be better for it.