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Jason Waller here, True Underdog.

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Now, I have got a special guest today. I've got

Halah Taha at a Brooklyn, New York. How you doing, girl? Hey, Jason, thanks for having me on.

Hey, I'm excited to have you on. You've got this whole thing going with young and profiting

podcast. You're dealing with entrepreneurs, you're dealing with motivational people,

you're helping them stream, you're doing all kinds of things.

Why don't you let the listeners and followers know exactly what it is you're doing?

Sure.

So I am the host of Young and Profiting Podcasts or number one how to podcast on Apple.

We also have a huge following on SoundCloud. And so that's my passion.

We're a self-improvement podcast. We've had huge guests like Mark Manson, Robert Green.

And then that's actually my side hustle. So somehow I was able to pull all of that off.

And I also work at Disney Streaming services. So I'm leading a marketing team

there working on their email marketing and mobile communications. I love to see people do side hustles

because when you're passionate about something and you're already stuck in something and you see

something you're passionate about, you start to evolve and put more time into it. And I've done some

research on your podcast and your guests are amazing. And your content's been great. We were talking right before we got on here. I'm like, I could use some help on what we can do and the things you do. So there's a decent collaboration there that I'm excited about. But how did you get started? I mean, tell me about your life. I mean, did you grow up in Brooklyn, New York? What was it like? How did you get started? And how did you get to where you're at? Yeah, sure. That's a great question. So I grew up in New Jersey, in a suburb in New Jersey, you know, upper middle class. My dad was a surgeon. Had a good life. But I was, you know, one of the darkest skinned people in school.

And so actually, when I, and I'm Arabic.

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