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Rise 2 Succeed launch video Come join us and make sure that you can be successful no matter what! We are working with all sports and all ages. We specialize in helping you start your br...

I went on Travis W Reed podcast!! We definitely covered some great topics check it out!

New episode of An Athletes Journey is up with my bro @t.j._cummings. Copy the link below or check out my story. https://spotify.link/9hp3aEESdDb #UCLA #viral #fypシ #Spotify #8clap

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Making the transition from sports to life after sports is tough. We have to plan ahead so that this switch is easier.

Playing sports doesn't last forever even though he feels like it at the time. Get prepared early. Above all if you are going through something and you need to talk to someone don't hesitate. Mental health is very important.

Thank you for your brave honesty, @lsesselmann 💗 #MentalHealthAwareness

These are testimonials from two of my students that are applying what they learned at Rise 2 Succeed!! They're doing over 100k a month after building their brand. Great job Franky Gennaro and Dominic Melpignano !!

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Sometimes we get another chance and sometimes we won't but you will learn from your mistakes.

There are many traps out here that seem harmless but can cost you your future or change the trajectory of your future.

Don't let your peers affect your outcomes by trying to prove yourself to them. Most of them want you to fail. Most of them would never risk their own futures, but will cheer you on when you are making bad decisions.

Don't give them the satisfaction.
Learn from the wise and maximize every opportunity that you get! Learn how to make all of the right decisions at Rise 2 Succeed.

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Grizzlies' Ja Morant says he must be 'more responsible,' details counseling as he nears return to play “So, you know, my job now is, like I said, to be more responsible, more smarter, and don’t cause any of that no more," Morant told local reporters Tuesday.

One day as a sophomore at UCLA, I was riding down Sunset Boulevard and saw that I was being followed by a brown Range Rover. When I looked in my rear view mirror I could see that it was a woman. I pulled into a gas station and parked at a pump. She parked, exited the truck, and approached me with a card. She told me that she loved my "look" and that I needed to give her a call. I knew a key player in the industry who was a director so I showed him the card. He told me right away that she is one of the biggest casting directors in Hollywood. I was shocked. I called her back and the next thing I knew I was doing the Missy Elliot, "Work It Video." This was the first time that I was introduced to this form of entertainment. I have a lot of input when it comes to this industry and I also have people who are in it that can also give key advise. Join me and Rise 2 Succeed!