LEAVE EMPTY

The age of fast moving parts and constant transitioning is one of the challenges for the modern day millennial. Day trading, entrepreneurial ventures and chasing the “bag” are just a few stigmas tied to the right now have it all post generation X members.
Today I sit down with a bona fide 27 year old millennial who wants to serve others and leave a legacy for his children’s children. Marquis Holiday is an unassuming young man trying to work his plan while maintaining his calm. Outside pressure will not distract this former flight attendant from executing his long term strategy for success.
Sit back and enjoy this slow-burn conversation and discover your own patience as we LEAVE EMPTY.
Guest: Marquis Holiday

One of the best things we can do for ourselves is to simply thrive in our personal journey. From time to time, we can become distracted by what others are doing and forget about the mission that’s been assigned to us.
Today I bring Miss Alex Ingram from Make the Distinction mentoring organization to LEAVE EMPTY. Alex has a very infectious outgoing personality that transcends today’s culture. She has a natural ability with youth that allows her to communicate a message of hope and understanding. Her family describes her as thoughtful and supportive; I like to say that she is a unique powerhouse who understands the assignment. Please go on this ride with me as I have a very inspiring conversation with this Founder and Executive Director of Make the Distinction.
Contact info: www.make the distinction.org
Instagram- @mtdistinction
Facebook- Make the Distinction

If you have a sibling or close cousin or friend, you know how challenging it can be to maintain a healthy relationship. Today I sit down with family, two nephews who absolutely love the fact that they are brothers and best friends.
Rhakeem & Idriese are the epitome of what brothers and brotherhood should be. Lighthearted, graceful, tough, sensitive and family oriented. These two brothers share a unique bond that can never be broken by a mere disagreement. They agree that love is the key element of building and maintaining a healthy family relationship.
You can support their business at foreverthankful.org or follow them on instagram @_foreverthankful

It is inevitable that we all have a personal appointment with our creator. For some, it can be very scary. For others, it is filled with absolute hope and certainty.
I once met a man who impressed, impacted and inspired me to be a better person, a better husband and a better father. Today that man transitioned into eternity, leaving behind a legacy and foundation for a whole generation to glean from and build on. Rap Curry was a man on a mission, lived his life with a passion and zeal that could not be quelled. His love for his wife Gina and their 3 children was special to say the least. Rap was a son, a brother, an uncle, a mentor, coach, a leader and friend. His legacy will live on through the many lives he touched and the people he loved most.
This episode is dedicated to my friend and brother, Mr. Ralphal “Rap” Curry Jr..

One of the most challenging things in life is to ask for help. We often feel isolated, frustrated and even weak if we show our vulnerabilities. For many of us, not asking for assistance can cause us to do irreversible damage to the ones who love us most.
Today I sit down with (Ret. Army Sergeant and Combat Veteran) Irving Henry Joyner, to discuss his journey into the man he is still becoming. J, as he’s affectionately called, takes us through his early years of being a serious child to how he became a soldier and disciplined family man. Listen, be inspired and gain valuable insight as we have a great conversation centered around growth, impact and personal evolution.
To all the veterans who have served our country near and far, thank you for your service and sacrifice!