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Born in Arlington, Virginia, Rodney spent his early life dealing with abandonment, grief and psychological warfare. Rodney knows what it feels like for those you love to cast down on your innocent dreams. The best of Rodney's story is that he never let the limitations of other dim the light for him or the light he continues to shine for others.

What you will hear is a man who has endured the worst, yet believes the best. He continues to invest in relationships, build businesses, and remain positive. By most measures in our society, Rodney is undeniably successful. What will surprise you is his care, selective vulnerability and vision for the future.

This is So Ambitious with Rodney Blackstock. Welcome to the Konversation.

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Born in Columbus, Mississippi, Terrance is a man of faith, family and finances. Growing up in single-parent household with a family that is loyal to the military, Terrance self-esteem and rejection issues which showed up as anger and resentment. Terrence admits to making his share of mistakes but he's a person who learns from them and corrects them quickly, creating a new performance baseline. He's now a married father of four, corporate executive with 20+ years of experience and author of 3 books.

In this interview, you'll hear Terrance reflect on childhood memories with his grandparents, his adult life making tough choices with significant consequences, and his newfound path as a literary contributor. His crooked paths have been made straight.

This is Doing Just Fine with Terrance Malone. Welcome to the Konversation.

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My Dad is a dreamer, a visionary, an innovator. Someone who saw beyond where he started and always imagined a life beyond his current situation. It never ends for him, he's in constant pursuit. Every time he gets close to the goal post, he moves it further. My siblings and I have always remarked that my Dad's favorite word is the word progress, which is defined as forward movement, advancement, or improvement toward a destination or goal. This describes my Dad to a Tee!

What you will hear is this episode is that the concepts of progress, ambition, or achievement are not a new phenomena for my Dad. It's an inclination he discovered within himself early in life and he continuously perfects how he pursues it.

During our time together we talk about growing up in the countryside of Trinidad, how he met my mom, his relocation to the US and the difficulty they found in assimilating to a new culture. We also discuss his transition to full-time ministry and the convictions that accompanied it.

As a son, I look at my Dad as the 80-year old man with a lifetime of accolades and wisdom. But he still sees himself as the young man from Trinidad full of energy and ideas with all the time in the world to bring them to fruition. Maybe we are both right.

This is Dreams to Remember with my Dad, Dr. Fenton Richards. Welcome to the Konversation