I've had the pleasure of speaking with some of the greatest leaders, thinkers and creatives of our generation. I have found similar patterns in all of their stories. One in particular is an early sign of their "soon to be" greatness; most of the greats begin to exhibit behavioral traits that aligns with their purpose at an early age. This is why I believe some of these individuals were Born to Lead. Wellington Williams is no different from these "Bourne to Lead" individuals; from an early age he demonstrated his desire to create jewelry and products, and today he owns a store with his brand on it in Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos Islands all before  the age of 30.

I enjoyed listening to Wellington talk about his  journey into entrepreneurship. His story wasn't all sunshine and rainbows, Wellington had to overcome some obstacles as well, namely rejection from large hotels who wouldn't give his products a try. In this interview he also shared his thoughts on the controversial "wages high school graduates should be paid" comment he made. We also talked  about his experience being an Dominican-Turks Islander. 

L.T. Bourne is an Author, and Speaker from the Caribbean that writes about life as a man in a world dominated by men, raised by women.

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