When I was in the third grade, and my teacher was like, no, this is some funny shit though.

My teacher was like asking people what they want to be.

And they was like lawyers, doctors, this.

And I was like, man, I want to be a rapper assigned a deaf jam.

I said that in the third grade, right?

And my teacher was like, oh, you know, my teacher is like, oh no and shit, right?

The same teacher wants me to come back and speak at my school don't do that

shit cuz my point my point is man that whatever you're doing like man you make sure you follow

your heart and do what you want to do man that's you don't want to be 50 60 years old wishing you

would or could have should have did something man like that's the best advice I could give you and I promise you

and I promise you man if you follow your heart

and always keep that faith

that it'll lead you to your pot of gold

it'll lead you to your million dollars

whatever you want in life man

I promise man

it's Niae Shobo

get your mind right.

My guess is you are either number one, a top performer in some category, or you're aspiring to be one, right?

And what's real, I was reading Ralph Waldo Emerson in his essays on compensation.

He talked about, for every strength, there's also a weakness. For every every strength there's also a weakness.

For every strength there's also a weakness. So that means our strength many times as

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