I have a soft spot for Christian music growing up. I went to a lot of Christian music

concerts. Shout out to the supertones if anyone listening likes the supertones.

They're still to this day one of my favorites.

And so as I've been posting a lot on Instagram now,

as we've been doing this life lessons from the wild,

I've inevitably gotten sucked down more Instagram rabbit holes because I'm just on Instagram more.

And one of those rabbit holes was a guy named Forrest Frank and I had never heard

a forest Frank before but I started seeing his videos pop up, especially around a song called

Good Day. And it was cool, it was catchy, it was fun, and he seemed full of life and full of joy and

just really authentic as he was putting out this music.

So I was playing it and the kids were loving it and we're dancing out and it's gonna be a good day, right?

And then having a good time, I'm like, who is this guy? Because I started seeing him everywhere. I started seeing that he was, you know, one of the top viral artists out there and I'm like, man, this is really cool that someone in the Christian music scene is getting this type of mainstream recognition.

So I went down the Forest Frank Rabbit Hall, I started reading about them, I started realizing it was part of another group of music that I had heard I think they're called

surfaces just cool stuff and he was making good music and I was reading an article

where they were interviewing Forrest Frank and they were asking like what your drive like you're pretty young but you seem very driven to be doing this where did that come from and he said there was a college acquaintance one time and that this college acquaintance probably doesn't even know this.

But they came up to me randomly and they just said, hey man, everything you're doing is awesome.

I love everything you're doing.

Like you have to keep going at this because you're so good at it and if you ever need anything I'm here for you

and he said that completely changed the trajectory of what he was doing because of kind words from one random college acquaintance.

And when I heard that, that hit home to me because as I've been putting out these life lessons from the wild,

there have been tons of people who have come out of the

woodwork to just say hey I love your videos I love what you're doing like please keep

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