Please Red, tell me about your vision.
Well, first off, thank you for reaching out to me.
I think your team reached out to me to be on the podcast.
Donner, always enjoy and feel privileged when I'm a guest because a podcaster myself.
It's always a pleasure to be on the other side and be putting the hot seat a little bit,
you could say. But but the question, tell me about my vision.
So what is my vision?
Well, my name is Red Wallace.
And I my mission is to help men see themselves the way that God sees them.
And and I'm a big in my face.
I'm a believer in Jesus.
So that's going to be coming throughout all of my content and what I do,
not in a way of pushing something or forcing something on someone.
But truly, I believe that we were created to be creative.
I believe that we were created for greater than just sucking air and die.
Like, I really feel like we all have this mission, this vision in life.
That's why I love this idea of Vision Pros podcast,
because I feel like my my vision and my mission in life is to help men
really capture their true purpose, capture their true essence and really run with it.
And that comes through many things I mentioned earlier.
I podcast, I create content, but I also do one on one and group coaching as well.
And ultimately, it all boils down to this idea of I really want to serve people
and help people that have been in a shoe similar to mine, because my story was
hopefully my there we go.
I had a little bit of a lag on my camera.
Sorry. But with that, yeah.
So that people in a shoe similar to mine, which my story briefly,
not to get too deep into it, we might get into it later.
But I grew up most of my life feeling like I had a lot of
I identify as a high performer, high achiever, but to an unhealthy degree.
I found myself in sports, finding my identity in what I do,
how I perform, how I can earn and seek approval and acceptance and love and worth.
And all this is great until that becomes your whole identity.
And then something happens drastically where the thing that you thought
you were called to do, which for me, at the time, I had a 10 year rap career.
And that was kind of a pivotal moment for me when I realized,
oh, maybe God's not calling me to be a rapper.
And then I was like, who am I if I'm not rapping?
And I started that journey back in 2018.
And until now, I've really found this idea of we're human beings, not human doings.
And if I can help other men see that, then I've already I've already won.
But the vision is huge.
But I feel like that's a good place to start.