ABOUT ME
As I look back on my life, I realize that the one thing that has helped me fight back against unfavorable conditions has been stories. An internal positive story, an expectation that things would work out, a belief that a better day was coming. This belief, or internal story, is an unshakable power that nothing can conquer.
For the purpose of letters are words, the purpose of words are stories, and the purpose of stories
Originally from Fresno, California, I was raised by two sets of parents and a no-nonsense grandmother who was full of wisdom and fire that taught me charisma and street smarts.
After beginning my basketball career as a sophomore in high school, I was granted an opportunity to play at Portland State University on a scholarship from 2002 to 2006.
After graduating, I started a career selling for Fortune 500 & 1000 companies like AT&T, Verizon, Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, & Heartland Payment Systems.
In 2017, I formed PaySuite, a payment consulting firm committed to serving the needs of businesses in the retail, restaurant, and B2B markets. Today, we are recognized as a premier brand that helps businesses source and implement payment systems that lower costs, streamline operations, and increase profits.
When I am not working, you can find me at the beach with my family, podcasting, or pursuing certifications and education to better serve my clients and community.
The one thing I’ve learned about life is this: Don’t let your circumstances dictate the outcomes you reach for. You can do anything, regardless of the cards you are dealt.
PURPOSE
My purpose is to live with integrity while taking responsibility for the impact I have on the world through my commitment to personal growth and respect.
integrity
do the right thing
commitment
never give up
responsibility
own my actions
growth
always get better
impact
make a difference
respect
lead with respect
StayShaded – Fighting Against Fentanyl
In 1996, I got expelled for the last time in middle school, which happened to be the sixth time in 3 years from the 5th to the 8th grade. When I entered high school in 1997, I got expelled again. Then one day my mentor Vonn Webb stepped into my life and encouraged me to basketball. The decision I made to follow his lead by becoming an athlete saved my life. I wouldn’t be where I am today if I didn’t meet him on campus one afternoon in Fresno, Ca. The opportunity to play basketball, and change my mentality, was the catalyst I needed to turn my life around and is why I work so hard to inspire people today.
On May 10, 2022, my mentor Vonn received the heart-wrenching call that every parent fears – his youngest son, Taelin, had tragically lost his life to a fentanyl overdose at just 26 years old.
Driven by his son’s memory and the desire to prevent others from suffering a similar fate, Vonn decided to use his public platform and voice to sound the alarm about the dangers of fentanyl. With the support of his players and community, Vonn is on a mission to educate others about the deadly consequences of fentanyl abuse and provide support to those affected by addiction.
I would sincerely appreciate you joining me in supporting my mentor as he invests his time around the country speaking to organizations, school districts, and schools about the dangers of fentanyl.
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