In episode nine of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Retired Pro Hoopers and Founders of All World Ball Academy - Dante Miller, Kevin Bridgeforth and Andre Woolridge.

In this episode, we talk about...

- What it REALLY takes to become great in the world of basketball

- Misconceptions about the league

- What most athletes are lacking in order to get to the next level

- How to develop a winning mindset

In episode eight of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Women Empowerer, Entrepreneur and Author, Ashonte Wallace.

Ashonte truly is a #ladyboss on a mission to impact lives.

In this special episode, we talk about...

- Her start in entrepreneurship while working as a dental assistant

- Building a successful hair extension business with NO money

- Why she hosts several women empowerment events

- Growing a brand on social media

In episode seven of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Photographer, Entrepreneur and one of the most inspirational minds I've come across, Christopher Pollard.

Being able to call someone like him a friend is an absolute privledge. Christopher takes us back to his early days when he picked up his first camera and began to shoot, as well as the different opportunities that led him to where he is now.

Not only has Christopher been able to build a thriving business and quit his job, but he's also captured the eye of so many around the Sacramento area by showing that there truly is no competition, only collaboration.

In episode six of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Basketball Trainer, Entrepreneur and Community Leader, Marcus Kirkland. As a young student athlete in high school, his chances of making it to a 4 year college on a scholarship was slim. With barley any playing time and an ego that held him back, he ended up at a local Community College where he couldn't make the team for 2 years straight. Despite his results, Marcus made the decision that he would make the college team and reach into his untapped potential. Because of that one decison, along with the help of coaches, players and his hard work of course, he recieved a scholarship to a 4 year college in Redding, CA. Within those couple of years Marcus was able to help lead the team to multiple wins and actually began to coach his own teamates on their request. But it didn't stop there; Once he finished with college there was a huge demand in Sacramento for his training. Marcus has now been able to build a notable basketball training organization founded on adversity and hustle. With so much more in store, he shares everything regarding making the team, having a vision and impacting the youth.

In episode five of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with My Mom, Carrie Wagner. California native and mother of four kids, she has built a solid career as an accountant and dedicates her free time to loved ones and outside hobbies such as traveling when her time permits. But it wasn't always like that... As a young adult she left the house at only 17 years old on a quest for independence. She found herself pregnant at 21 years old with her first child and stuck in an abusive relationship. Although things weren't always easy, she used health and fitness as an outlet while she jumped from job to job trying to make ends meet. Finally, after 10 years of attending community college she made the decision to become an accountant. In her later years she developed an addiction to gambling which put her deep in debt and began to negatively impact her relationships. In this special episode we'll be talking about her journey of single parenting, moving past her addiction, self evaluation and advice that she'd give her younger self.

In episode four of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with the Founders of HoopMaps, Dominic and Donte Morris. They've been featured in places like Tech Crunch, ESPN and ABC's Shark Tank. We talk all about the "need to know" of building a successful start up, how they went viral when first creating their app, mindset hacks and of course, their experience on Shark Tank.

In episode three of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Actor, Writer, Producer, Director and my good friend DJ Hale. Currently signed to an agency out in LA, he's auditioned for people like Will Smith and Rooney Mara. Like so many others, he moved out to LA where he further pursued his career. We talk about his experience, the struggles that came with it, as well as the mindset needed in order to truly make it in the industry.

In episode two of The Millennial Wayve I sit down with Entrepreneur and Value Creator Cam Scott. We deep dive into self awareness, stepping into your true self and how much your belief system has an impact on you.

In the first episode of The Millennial Wayve, I sit down with old high school friend Sophie. She shares her experience after graduating and the process she's gone through to find her way. We talk about personal growth, formal and self education, dancing and how to fight off the opinions of others.