Hello and welcome to this episode of Keep It Posit, Sweetie.

I'm Krista Renee Hazlett.

And today I have my good, good friend, Chester Trey Rogers, with me.

We are talking about all things, just all things life.

How are you doing? I'm doing great. Good, good. Always about to thank you for, you know, blessing me with your platform. I just want to sound proud of you and everything you got going. Thank you. I'm proud of you, that's why I wanted you on the sofa. Had to get you on the couch so we can really talk about everything because people need to know your story. Absolutely. I feel like they really do.

It's time.

It is time, you know?

When I think about you, I think about transitions.

And since I've known you, it's been a transitional period in your life.

And I think about the quote that says, many speak of opportunities.

When one door closes, another one opens, but rarely about the hallway, the transition, the in between where you are and where you're headed. The hallway doesn't have to be a scary, dark, endless confusion. It can be a space of massive transformation, great memories, and peace. And that's where I feel like you are right now.

That's a good one. Absolutely.

Yes.

So, Trey, you are from Huntsville, Alabama.

You are an active, an actor and an NFL player, entrepreneur and investor.

When I first met you, we were in the gym, we had the same trainer.

And you were trying, I think it's all season, but you were also

just kind of getting your feet wet back into the acting world. Yeah, I think we had just started

filming in season two of BMF when I started at the gym. Wow. Season, that was season two already?

Oh my goodness. Okay. So we're going to take it back. You started acting as a child.

Correct. So tell us about that because a lot of people know you as the NFL player, but they don't know that you also was a childhood star.

Yeah, so I started back in 2005. I was around the age of 10 when I first got my first audition, which was for the movie Constellation, directed by

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