Chris was born in Trinidad, West Indies and has lived in Canada, Illinois, Indianapolis, New York, and Miami. Chris has been active in "the arts" for decades. I realized early in life that technology was the new venue to utilize artists' talents and have their works showcased to the international market.

Held CEO positions in multiple multimedia companies
Columnist and professional motivational consultant
Instructed college courses in the Midwest for six years
Has used his motivational skills internationally
Consulted with influential companies in their respective industries

Chris donates his time to Black Males Initiative, which is a program that helps minority students succeed in the college culture and People's Burn Foundation, which provides advocacy services to burn survivors and their loved ones, and to educate the community with effective burn prevention programs.

Educational Background
Bachelor of Science in Marketing
Masters of Science in Business Management

My passion is ...

life

I know too much about ...

sports

My parents always told me ...

mind your own business

My childhood ambition ...

help people

My favorite memory ...

family vacation

Why I write ...

for peace

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

NFL playoffs

My first job ...

farming

My best moment ...

finishing a 5k run

My inspiration ...

The higher power

Sports & Recreation > Sports Celebrities Professional athletes as poor excuses for heros

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Just Win, Baby!

Sports reflect our society and sports in America are in great trouble. Fans are fed up, disgusted, and turned off by the behavior of our sports icons. Let's face it, we are a bunch of cheaters and there is no honor in sports. Poor decisions are putting a wedge between the fans and the athletes. The problem starts at the high school level, engulfs the college campuses, and ends with the pros.

If it doesn't make dollars, it doesn't make sense. Sports isn't about competition, it's about CREAM (dollar, dollar bills, yall). Win or die. Get paid or get played. That is a sad...

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