I know that in 80 years from now I'm going to feel amazing knowing that I was giving every single thing to the thing I want to do so people have this mentality of like if I go being engineer you know I'm going to be lit.

Nah, bro, there's going to be a struggle somewhere there.

So you just have to pick in life that struggle and that thing

that you want to do, and then just fight for it.

What is that be sexy bastard?

It is your boy fish sticks,

aka Rabbi Can't lose, aka Noah Kagan. In today's episode I talked to David

Wolf's this guy's music is so good. I came across it randomly on Spotify and I was

hooked I hit him up on IG and then we've actually become friends and have talked.

It turns out he actually works a day job at the airport pushing wheelchairs and makes all of the music himself.

My favorite songs from him are Rapture, Touring Test, Kids, and Sirens.

And I thought it'd be really cool to just have a chat with an up-and-coming artist that hasn't necessarily blown up yet to hear what it's like behind the scenes.

Go search right now for David Wolves on your phone on Spotify, YouTube, and Instagram and give him some love.

That's David Wolves.

If you've ever learned about being a musician or a creative entrepreneur, you're going to love this episode.

Here's three gigantic things you're going to take away. Number one, the power of the

immigrant mentality. Two, being a musician is a lot more entrepreneurial than people think. And three,

David's process for creating dope music. Enjoy those three things, plus a bunch more earnuggets along the way.

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