Circle of priorities : The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air where a small bakery in Orlando, Florida is located. There stood a 27-year-old Haitian entrepreneur. From behind the counter, one of the employees yelled, “Mr. Travell, your coffee is ready sir”. After he received his order he turned to me and said, “Are you the Editor guy?” As I nod my head in agreement, he pointed at the door and whispered, “My car is parked out front, so lets not waste time”. After getting situated inside the vehicle, Travell opened the bag and took out a piece of bread and said, “I love the smell of freshly done bread. You know my father is a baker, it reminds me of him”. Born inside a large family that consists of three brothers, two sisters and parent’s Claudy and Jeanitha. Travell's parents did the best they could. With his mouth full of bread, he quoted “My mother is a nurse. Back then she was our own personal care taker”; he smiled as he wiped his mouth and dust the crumbs off his shirt. From playing the guitar at age of 14 to working at Boogga Basement Studios at 17, Travell M. Virgile has been around music long enough to know his craft. He quoted “Success to me is not something that just happens; it's the result of hard work”. With his own company Entrainment Entertainment LLC, he hopes to not only live his life long goal but also create employment opportunities for other talented and hard working individuals. As a businessman his motto is “People is your biggest investment in your life it's a learning process” and with that said Mr. Virgile is a firm believer of verbal contracts, but keeps his business going with the paper works. He insisted “Your heart needs to agree because at the end of the day your conscious is the only thing you are left with there’s always a chance for a good one”. Being a former military soldier, a war veteran, discipline shouts from Travell’s pores. He stated, “Surviving the military system is what makes me who I am today. I remember having a candy machine in front of me and being told that I couldn’t have any sweets” He smiled and looked out the window and said “It was crazy, because I had such a sweet tooth and it was harder for me than some other people”. Even though times attacked viciously, and the line between personal life and business became more and more blurry. Travell survived do to his “circle of priorities” system. He stated “I put my priorities inside a circle and leave everything else out of it. By doing that, I can focus on achieving and completing one task at a time. That’s another thing I got from the army, the use to draw a circle around the commanding officer so if their tough talk offended anyone in any way and someone decided to cross their circle, then that person would get hurt” he laughed quietly. As I asked, “Did you ever…” but before I finished my question he looked at me with a smirk and said, “Of course I crossed the line I wasn’t always disciplined”. With an Associates degree from recording arts and a strong minded in entertainment business, Travell is a great role model not just for the youth but also to everyone who comes across him. From being faced with racism to feeling down to a point of hopelessness, our former military soldier never changed. With Martin Luther King as one of his role models, he knows the importance of mental strength and peace within. Before the interview was over I asked “So any last comments?” As he reached into his bag and pulled out the last piece of bread and handed to me and said “Be at the right place at the right time”. .. Official Website Click here