 What's been your method and motivation for continuing on? Not just to go and strive and try to be successful anyway, because I think somewhere where you are, you have that thing where you're gonna be successful, you just don't know how you're gonna get there, but you wouldn't do that. Yeah, very much so. Somewhere, but specifically staying in music, right? This is what? Ups and downs. Oh yeah, I got two key things. I don't know if it's kept me going, but two key things that saved me, that like that was I was able to keep going because I adhered to these two things. Or let's call it three. The first one I would say is contracts. You know what I mean? This is a business where people change their mind, people switch up, people forget. You know what I mean? And so contracts have been very valuable in my career, so I would always advise people when you're starting business, get it on paper. So contracts have saved me for sure. The other two lessons come from Rich Dad Poor Dad, the book. You guys should all read that, I'm not talking to y'all, I'm talking to them. You guys should all read that book. And there were two key principles in there are the reason that I've had my success and been able to sustain. The first one being if you wanna become wealthy, you have to learn how to serve people. You know what I mean? And so that's what I've done all my career is I've served artists. You know what I mean? Having an artist is like having a child. You know what I mean? And no disrespect to artists, but that's literally what it's like. You're raising the magic kid down there. And so I've served people and helped them realize their dreams. And so that's what has made me successful is by making them successful. Let me take a quick second to say if you're an artist trying to blow your music up or if you're a manager, music professional in general, trying to help an artist blow their music up, I have something that's a game changer for you and it's completely free. 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And I can't say that I ever lived at 10%, but I've always lived extremely below. You know what I mean, extremely below. And that was very helpful, especially when it came to like finding a woman. You know what I mean? Because when I first met my girl, my wife now, you know, I was raking in the money, but as time went on, the money stopped. But because I never lived the way I could have lived, she never knew. Like there was a good three-year span, I didn't make any new money. You know what I mean? But because I had so much savings and lived so well below my income, she lived the same lifestyle and never knew I wasn't making new money. You know what I mean? And that's because of what Rich Dad Poor Dad taught me. Like I've always lived well below the amount of money I make. You know, because there was times, you know, I could have had Lambo's, Mansions. I could have had all of that, but I had one car, you know what I mean? I stayed in the town. And so like, you know, and to her, she, you know, she looked at that, that was ballin' to her, you know what I mean? Like, well, you know, this thing, I got money. But, you know, I could have had way more, but I, you know, luckily, like I hear to that teaching that I've always, you know, lived below my means and that saved me because like you said, the ups and downs of not just the music business life. You know, my first lesson in the music business was this shit don't last forever. And that was when we got our first record deal with Cadillac Dun and Jay Money. He was inside a peanut butter, outside jellies and Mississippi track. Yeah. So we got our first record deal. That's this is how I left college. I was a 19 years old. We got a record deal and my dad told me when I became successful, I can leave college. I didn't want to go to college. He made me go. But so when I got that record deal, he let me leave. We went on a roll about nine month run making, at that time, what I would consider hella money. You know what I mean? But I was spending it as I was getting it because in my mind, this is my new life. This is finna be forever. You know what I mean? But no, it lasted nine months. I came home with nothing because I spent everything I made. And so that was a early lesson like, okay, in music, you're going to be hot and you're going to be cold. You're going to be hot, you're going to be cold. You know what I mean? There's been so many cold years but because I always lived under my means, the cold years look just like the hot years. You know what I mean? And that's what you want to, that's how you want to do it because it's going to be cold years no matter what profession, career, whatever. You know what I mean? Life is ups and downs. Life is what they say about the heart EG chart. It was like, when it's like this, you did. Oh yeah. You flat line. So life is never going to be this. If it's like that, you dead. Life is always going to be this. You know what I mean? And so that lesson, that rich, that poor, that taught me definitely saved my career because I would have been out. Yeah. That was a point where you couldn't return from. Yeah.