Hey good people! Ralph here. It’s been a little while since my last post. I’ve been pretty busy training clients, promoting my Perennial Boxing + Fitness business, studying for some certifications and working on some branding stuff. I find it equally challenging and exciting to be an entrepreneur because everything falls on you. I’m no stranger to hard work and I’ve always believed that if I set my mind on something, I can accomplished anything. That’s the part that keeps me inspired and persistent. So without further due, I’m happy to be able to finally share some exciting news with you all.
I recently worked on a photo shoot with founder and Editor-In-Chief of Kolor Magazine, Nigel Isaiah. It was a total blast! The homie and dope actor, Leon Robinson, who garnered critical acclaim for his movie roles David Ruffin in the 1998 NBC miniseries The Temptations, Little Richard in the self-titled 2000 NBC movie biography, and JT in the 20th Century Fox movie, The Five Heartbeats directed by Robert Townsend, had dibs on the front cover, but by no means am I complaining about it. Just be sure to check out “yours truly” on page 24, titled, “Sparring Session.” I took the pleasure of posting a few photos from the shoot below.
I want to extend my appreciation to Nigel Isaiah for the opportunity and time to take part of something special. I also want to thank everyone who’ve supported me on this journey of mine, as I continue to etch my mark in the world and hopefully, inspire some people along the way. Here’s the link to the Kolor Magazine photo shoot. Enjoy and thanks again!
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