When everything kind of came into fruition and I was going through heartbreak,

financial stuff, losing friends, also losing this individual who I found out was fraudulent,

yeah I stayed in bed and just a lot of night quill, a lot of weed and whatever else I can get my hands on at that point. And it was just like hoping someone would come save me and it was just avoiding the world for so

long and then after a couple of weeks getting out of bed me like let's go and think really

turning on my jet engines and I would tell that story originally as like you know there was

Jake Holderics from Dollar in a Dream that I heard and it really did kind of amp me up

when I heard them but now I'm also realizing like I was resting. I was just so exhausted emotionally, mentally, physically,

spiritually that I just needed to rest and that rest like once I got up like I didn't take a break after that.

And I really, I remember taking all these, and I still have them.

I wrote all these quotes and I put them all over my apartment.

Like, I probably had like 30, 40 of them and it was just like,

if you want a vacation, get a real job.

Sleep when you die, it was just like intense ass shit.

It was all over my walls and it was just like we're going to figure all this

shit out out.

Hello friends and welcome back to an extra special episode of the Light Watkins show where I interview ordinary folks just like you and me who've taken extraordinary leaps of faith in the direction of their path, their purpose, or what they've identified as their mission.

And in doing so, they've been able to positively impact and inspire

the lives of many others who've either heard about their story

or who've witnessed them in action or who've

directly benefited from their work. And today I am in a lovely conversation

with hip-hop artist, speaker, designer, filmmaker, creative consultant, and the author of two

bestsellers called Un Learn and Things No One Else Can Teach Us us and I'm already predicting that his third book

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