In the movie, like eight miles that I produce about a rapper, you know, it's a serious movie,

you know, it's intense, but ultimately it's an aspirational film.

It's a movie about a kid that had to become self-actualized to emotionally survive.

Wasn't even about him going off to be the biggest hip-hop star in the world.

In fact, that isn't what happens in the story of the movie.

He just was able to say, yeah, I am white trash, liberate himself from all his emotional

injuries, so that he can actually look at people and know himself and dust off the mirror

as you said.

Hey everyone, welcome to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world.

Thanks to each and every one of you.

Thank you for coming back every single week to listen, to learn, to grow.

And I just want to say, I'm so grateful that you take out time every week out of your schedules,

whether you're walking your dog, whether you're cooking, whether you're commuting,

whether you're working or editing right now.

I just want to thank you for taking out time to choose education, the fact that you're

choosing to learn, choosing to develop yourselves, this is the right place to be.

And today's guest is someone that I've been fascinated for so many years.

We've had the fortune of having incredible, curious conversations together.

And today we actually get to video it and record it on audio so that you can witness it too.

He's truly got one of the most fascinating minds I've ever met.

The first meeting I had with him was nothing short of brilliant.

And I just want to tell you a bit about him.

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