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Paul McKenna's positivity podcast.

Hello, this is Paul McKenna, and welcome to the positivity podcast.

My objective is to interview the most interesting people in the world, and in the next 30 minutes, get insights and even discover how it is that they do what they do, what makes them unique and fascinating, their success

mindset, and certainly what keeps them positive.

My guest today is an award-winning rapper, songwriter, multi-platinum artist, best-selling author, documentary

maker and TV star. He's the patron of the anti-suicide charity

Kram and recently set up an online support group for new dads. I'm talking today with Professor

Green. The class isn't dictated by what's in your pocket or your bank, but by how you treat people.

We're sold happiness as something that should be a constant and actually it's something we feel

like every other emotion.

And it's important to remember that in the same way that when you're unhappy, it's not permanent.

Distance and resilience are two incredibly important things in anything that you want to do, not least of all, because I think irrespective of whether you want to work in the arts or whatever you want to do,

you're going to have to suffer full starts, not failures, full starts and rejections.

Things are going to seem like they're going in the right direction and you're going to get a slap in the face. If not, you're incredibly lucky. The Positivity podcast with Paul McKenna.

Hello.

Hey Paul, how are you all right?

Do you know, I'm doing great, thanks.

How about you?

Yeah, I'm doing really well, thanks.

That was a lovely intro.

I thought we're really awkward now.

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