While some former NFL players struggle to find meaningful work after their playing days, former NFL cornerback Travis Daniels is juggling two businesses.On a hot July day in Lake Worth, Daniels looked good and felt good playing golf, after all, he was wearing his own clothing line.”JusBogey is my new baby,” said the Boynton Beach resident. The latest: Sports coverage from WPBF 25 NewsThe name was born when Daniels first started playing and admittedly wasn’t very good.”I kept saying to myself that if I could just bogey I would be so happy with that because it’s just plus-one. As I started learning about golf I realized only 10% of people will break 100, only 1% will break 72, so I have a huge community of plus ones to market it to,” the Hollywood, Florida native said.Daniels you could say is a Renaissance Man. In fact, Jus Bogey is his side hustle. His real job is as a professional photographer.Daniels’ first foray with the camera came while still a player in Kansas City, meeting with the Chiefs team photographer.”After practice, I would meet with him for like an hour and he would teach me about shutter speed and ISO and that turned into me taking pictures of my teammates,” Daniels said.Stay up-to-date: The latest headlines and weather from WPBF 25 Soon he built a business and now travels the country shooting events and weddings, many of his NFL brethren.”Signing the scholarship for LSU that was huge, winning the National Championship, now I can be part of those kinds of moments for someone else,” he said.The lessons he learned on the football field, many from his college and NFL coach Nick Saban, helped him in both his businesses.”Knowing how to lead, knowing how to listen and take constructive criticism–if you can just apply those in any industry you get into, you will eventually have success at it,” he said.