Inspired by Michael Baisden
Sitting at my desk from 9-5 Mon - Fri . I ask my self how long will I be sitting here, what will it take for me to move ass and get from behind this desk. Know good damn well I built and designed to accomplish any task set before me . I ask the CREATOR and those close to me to understand my struggle as a young man . Know and understand that I have a dream that I will make a reality . I sat and spoke to my dad one day and he looked at me and said how much he loved me if he knew how much that empowered me now it is my duty to make this man proud. I have been striving to to make this company a house old name for almost 2 1/2 years now and the support and love has been great .People that I have never met are showing so much love for SOUL INK . So I sit every day at this same desk brain storming coming up with new ideas and planning a head cause I see every step I need to make not that there wont be road blocks in my way but that's just a part of life . Knowing that I have a 16 year old daughter who may want to go to college once gets me up every morning at 6am everyday (I have to make it my life to make sure she has that opportunity) .Being a man who had no desire to live this long and to be where I am at today is amazing knowing that I have friends and family who really care to see me here breathing amongst the living inspires me to keep moving and grooving and keeping a positive out look life. I stive everyday to be a better man , I strive to be humble . But stepping out on faith is a battle I welcome with no fear . I want to thank Michael Baisden for having these talks on his radio show its very important to understand that we can do better for our selves and not to settle for what is just given to us . I dream everynight about owning my own store along with my friend and business partner tony I walk by empty store every morning when Im going to work and I say ONE DAY I will own you and you will be mines.
People feel free to comment on my blog I would like to know how you feel about stepping out on faith
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