The 2025 Version of L.E.A.D. Ambassadors

With the support L.E.A.D. and faith in God I can guarantee that I will be reaching out to others who aspire to become better people for their families and communities. I want to share my story of choices and hard times that every young teenager in Atlanta can relate to.

Will you have a job in 2025? If yes, where?

Yes I will have a great job leading a team of multiple personalities, ethnicity, and core values with a goal in providing outstanding service for special events through local/major businesses, sports/entertainment and of course L.E.A.D.

What do you expect your minimum salary to be in 2025?

Minimum Salary: 40,000

Will you be married by 2025?

Married: Yes

Will you have children by 2025?

Yes

Will you pay tithe to your church in 2025?

Most certainly

Will you donate money to a favorite charity in 2025? If yes, how much money would you like to give to a charity per year? Keep your minimum salary in mind.

Yes I will donate money to L.E.A.D. because of it’s foundation with great leaders, growth throughout the city of Atlanta, and success with helping at risk youth reach their goals. It’s training with constant empowerment on and off the field from professionals across the board has led me on a journey where I refuse to look back. Minimum donation including salary considerations would be $1,000 annually.

Will you be a community leader in 2025? If yes, what city would you like to raise your family in?

I plan to be a community leader not just locally but throughout the region and as far as our message will travel while raising my family on the far countryside north of Atlanta. But I don’t have any preference in regards to where I will live. Baseball has allowed me to travel and meet so many great individuals that may have a lot to offer.

Will you be a mentor in 2025? If yes, how many young men or women will you be responsible for helping graduate from high school by 2025?

Now and throughout my life I will be enjoying mentoring young children and teenagers across the globe because it’s just the right thing to do. Each person deserves a opportunity to seek out their dreams in everyday possible. Not every person has that access to a mentor, leader, family member, or even friend. That’s why I volunteered myself in 2008 with L.E.A.D. to reach out to as many hands that’s willing to hold on.

How would you have answered these questions above when you were 16?

At 16 I don’t think I would have had the same ideas or focus that I have today. It would have been difficult for me to understand the purpose of being a mentor and giving back when all I saw and heard about was negativity through my local community and sometimes family. The mind begins to drift to other things that don’t involve education or sports. Even the little things like using such words that mean much more when wrapped around a sentence of ideas.