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But the North Carolina native – a bachelor who lives in New York City – hasn't been too busy to watch the new season of The Apprentice. The original season's No. 2 man tells PEOPLE about his experience on the show, what it taught him and who he predicts will walk away the newest Donald Trump employee.
You've got a lot going on. Fill me in.
(My company) Legacy Holdings is morphing. Our main business line is our real-estate development company. And then our second business line is television production – it's called Legacy Communications Group.
And what about your CNN show? When will it premiere?
In the spring. I don't want to say much about it because I like to under-promise and over-deliver. That's the hallmark of a true businessperson.
You're writing a book, too.
My book is not, like a lot of my contemporaries, about my four or five lessons from The Apprentice. It's all about the notion of when an opportunity comes along in your life, how do you capitalize on it? The Apprentice is not a linear, logical job change for someone who went to Harvard Business School and worked on Wall Street. But opportunities present themselves and what you do with those opportunities is up to you.
