Hey guys, it's Chris here for the future.

Hey guys, it's Chris here for the future.

It got a little dark on our last podcast talking about death and

mortality with Alex Preston. The takeaway from that conversation was, life is short. Go leave your life

because you don't know how much time you have left. Today could be your last day. And for some, that could be really depressing. Let's say you're in college, you're full of hope, optimism, and opportunity.

Everything is ahead of you.

This is the time in your life you're supposed to take a risk.

Find yourself.

What do you major in college?

Do you even go to college? What if you were raised in a more traditional family, culture, or society?

What choices do you make then? That's part of the theme of today's show and tie into our continuing conversation about pursuing your passion and living a life of purpose.

On that note, on today's podcast, we're going to talk to someone who is doing just that,

living his dream, pursuing his passion. All that are growing up in a communist

country. His story is really inspiring.

Normally I would introduce our next guest, but I'm going to let him introduce himself. It's like the old day nobody tell me what's okay but I always

did my own way. Here we go. That was awesome. Like on command he was able to do that.

Hey guys, this is Chongbao and yeah. Yeah. beatboxing. Aaron are you thinking that? Yeah what's that have to do with

design or anything we talk about? It's just about listening to your heart and

kind of following what it is that you want to do regardless of if you want to be

a dancer or chef a playwright a screenwriter an artist whatever it is you want to be I'm here to

encourage you to go pursue that thing and that's why we're talking to Trung.

Tell me where you're from. Tell me about how you got into beatboxing.

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