J Haleem welcomes Warith Jumuah to the show 2:07 - Warith speaks on his passions growing up/looking at television as a career opportunity 5:17 - Growing up in Newark, NJ and what life was like in the city7:08 - Transition from high school to attending an HBCU 11:00 - HBCUs and the Black college experience 13:13 - Warith speaks on focusing on the positive and not being influenced by the negative 16:21 - “Between his words and her actions,” Warith speaks on his parents & their influence on his life 19:24 - Warith speaks to the point of setting a bar for yourself 21:18 - J Haleem speaks on school being the only thing you can set a clock to24:31 - Start where you are 25:00 - The dangers of instant gratification. Your failure creates your success story 28:37 - Warith speaks on how he devoted himself to the power & responsibility of choosing a difficult path 30:29 - Warith speaks on being in education & not getting his degree on time because he couldn’t pass the test to become a certified teacher 32:30 - Warith speaks on launching his business “Passionate Rebel”36:20 - Finally receiving his degree after being on pause from graduating in 2011 38:37 - J Haleem speaks on your passion killing 40:16 - Warith speaks on when he decided to focus on children 48:02 - Roadblocks to launching Passionate Rebel 53:02 - Warith speaks on creating a mascot 55:50 - Going through multiple designs and early beginnings of an apparel business 58:31 - J Haleem asks Warith his thoughts on the CEO of Zara’s statement, “America is where fashion goes to die.” 1:06:37 - Fashion as an initiative 1:13:50 - Warith speaks on what S.T.A.R.V.E. means to him Connect with Warith: @passionaterebel