I mean, the novelty I think of everything wears off, right? You get a new car and, okay, no one

eats in here. And two weeks later, there's french fries on the seat. You know what I mean?

So the whole novelty of it all, man, it wears off, which is why happiness is just a complete

present state of being. And that's just what it is. Terrence Cunningham is a singer, musician, and author.

You might recognize him from NBC's The Voice.

It's still one of the greatest moments of my life.

People at the apex of their careers, so to speak, say in so many ways,

solidify what you only dream to be true about yourself.

On this episode of The Ground Up Show, we talk about how to turn down the noise to avoid distractions

and negative influences, creating a lifelong career as an artist, and how to be a fearless

creator. If you have been enjoying these conversations,

if you've been enjoying the ground up show, then I love to have your support. Head over to iTunes,

leave a quick review or a rating. Let me know what you like about the show. If you don't like

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another creative person that's on a similar journey to yourself. All right, let's get to the podcast.

This is Terrence.

You're listening to The Ground Up Show,

a podcast that inspires creatives

to make meaningful content and pursue their passions.

My name's Matt Diavella,

and I'm a filmmaker best known

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