Josh Luchs began his career as a sports agent at the tender age of nineteen.

Young, driven and smart, he had already forged the connections needed to begin his career.

Unfortunately in his mid-20s, Luchs lost both his parents within months of each other.

The balance between dealing with personal tragedy, losing a potential big client, and catering to the superficial needs of young athletes put him in a position where he began to re-evaluate his life and career decisions.

Eight years later, he was involved in a civil dispute that again put Luchs in a situation where he began to doubt his outlook on the industry.

Leading up to the present, Luchs recently gave a candid interview to Sports Illustrated (SI).

He not only exposed the questionable relationships between sports agents and college football players, but also showed the world how he struggled with many difficult decisions to achieve his goals.

Throughout his career, he faced many ethical dilemmas and gained invaluable life lessons from these experiences.

Luchs started out as a determined businessman who would use every resource imaginable to excel.

Over time, he learned that working hard to reach goals is admirable, but asks the questions Do you need to cross the line to succeed?

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