In this episode I share a bit of my life experience and how it gave me a great lesson to live by in the process.

I firmly believe that because I am one generation removed, from the civil rights movement. I am a product of poverty and broken homes sullied in fragments of traditional family values, but I never have, given my consent to failure because my choices were difficult.

Although there are moments of struggle throughout life, I want to empress upon you the four principles I learned playing chess. 1) Patience is a virtue2) Be present at the moment and the mind3) Positioning is as important as moving with purpose.4) Lastly, nothing can make you a failure without your consent.