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Welcome to Transacting Value, where we talk about practical applications for instigating self-worth when dealing with each other and even within ourselves, where we foster a podcast listening experience that lets you hear the power of a value system for managing burnout, establishing boundaries, fostering community and finding identity.
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My name is Josh Porthouse, I'm your host and we are redefining sovereignty of character.
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This is why values still hold value.
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This is Transacting Value.
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For me, one of the things that I encourage myself is that there are lessons to be learned while going through the process and there are blessings to be gained from the process.
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Today on Transacting Value.
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How do you express yourself when you're working through moments of trial, tribulation and change?
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How you interpret those things and what it can do for you, your family and everybody else you can impact is incredible.
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Today we're talking to the author, or co-author, of Our Life's Journey.
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He's a songwriter and a Caribbean motivational author from Toronto, canada.
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We've got Donovan Campbell coming on the show.
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I'm Josh Porthouse, I'm your host and from SDYT Media.
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This is Transacting Value.
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Donovan, how are you doing?
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Hey, josh, I'm happy to be here on your program.
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I'm happy to have you.
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We talked a little bit before I hit record and you've done some pretty incredible things in your life and you haven't been alive that long.
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It really is pretty impressive.
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So let's do this, let's set the stage a little bit.
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All right, Take a couple minutes.
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Who are you?
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Where are you from?
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But what sort of things are shaping your perspective on life that enabled you to do all these things?
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Thank you for asking that question.
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So my name is Donovan Campbell.
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I'm from the Caribbean Jamaica to the Edzak in the Caribbean, and a few years ago I migrated to Canada.
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So that's a big transition right there from the Caribbean temperature to a cold temperature and you know I love to be creative.
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You know I love to be creative.
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I enjoy inspiring people, motivating people and educating people through my skill sets that I have inside of me.
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So you know that's who am I into a nutshell?
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Ok, but then what skill sets are you talking about?
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Is this sports and athletics?
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Is this creative endeavors exclusively?
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What do you mean?
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Creativity.
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So when I talk about creativity, I enjoy writing new songs, I enjoy creating book.
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I'm also a course creator and all of these creativity a course creator and all of these creativity persons can find it on my website and see more what I'm talking about where creativity is concerned.
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But I love to think within the square box and excel outside of the square box.
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Well, so what's the appeal to creativity?
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I understand, I'm assuming with what is it?
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25 years of songwriting now three, I think four books you've written or co-authored, and obviously all of the speaking engagements you've had and conducted, that there's some sort of like natural tendency to be creative.
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But but why is it?
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Is it, is it self expression, to process the world?
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Is it applying patterns to understand it?
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What's the trigger for all this?
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um, to be honest with you that's a good question, josh over the years, I never see myself accomplishing all of these things and be this creative and be authentic.
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A few years ago, I always be in the background person.
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I easily can I guess that's a gift too.
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I easily identify person where they have a gift and cheer them in the background and say go ahead, you can sing, go ahead, you can do this.
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I always be the cheer person in the background and say go ahead, you can sing, go ahead, you can do this.
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I'll always be the cheer person in the background.
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And moving from the background to the front stage, it's a different ballgame for me Because, being on the front stage, I realized that there's so much inside of me that I was hiding when I was in the background, helping person, which I still do encourage person and help person.
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But being on the front, I see a lot more.
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So that's where the whole journey started, from me leading up to now.
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So it's like when I, when I start writing songs, I, I, I never see myself as a, as a musician, a gospel artist to the exact.
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I never see myself being an author.
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But it's just amazing because I see these qualities in my wife and that's how comes our life journey book came across, because I see her as more of a writer and I partnered with her and wrote a book together, and from there it leads me to a next to other books and other creativity.
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So it's just amazing okay, so you guys, you guys seem to feed off each other, then, from what you're describing, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah all right.
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Well, that helps.
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But are you, is it like a redundancy of effort, or do you find that you guys complement each other pretty well in how you view the world and your outlets and the shapes and forms that they take?
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Yeah, yeah, we complement each other a lot, we support each other a lot.
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When our first book started, we were dating.
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We didn't marry at that time, and that was like 2015 that book started and we didn't publish that book until 2021.
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That's like five years after, six years after, so, and it's just amazing, you know.
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Okay, so the inspiration, the drive that you're using to create all of this material, or I guess that you're using to create all of this material, or I guess that you're using to interpret all of the material into whatever forms of media you're using is one thing, but how do you know what to do with it?
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I mean, it sounds like this crazy lightning storm of just cosmic energy that you're just putting on paper or putting into music.
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You know what I mean.
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How do you know that it it's effective?
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How do you know what to do with it?
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whenever time I write a new song or a record and my new song or I'm creating anything at all, there's three things I keep in mind and it's something that I I I prayed about and I'm being very intentional about it that whenever I'm creating something, or whenever I'm performing or anything at all where me is concerned, where creativity is concerned, whether music or book or motivational talk or so forth, I always say I want to inspire people, I want to motivate people, I want to educate people.
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So, with that being intentional about that, those three words, I think that's one of my foundation drive to push me also to do just these awesome things.
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I like that.
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I like that.
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But I'm assuming then you don't necessarily have a fear of a blank piece of paper, like plenty of other artists do?
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I mean, it sounds like you've gotten it out of your system now 30 years almost.
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Oh, oh, my God, josh, to tell you the truth currently to be honest with you, this was last night I created a coaching PDF that I'm going to upload on my website you know my website is dc-digital-productscom.
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I'm going to upload that where I am talking about talent, action, your talent.
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I create a PDF where I'm zoning down and a specific talent.
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It will apply to any talent, because a talent is born with or can be learned, and for me, I believe my strongest gift or my strongest talent is writing.
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So writing become easy for me.
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So that's how it leads into all of these products and so forth.
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Yeah, okay, I'm with you.
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So putting it on paper so you tend to learn better visually.
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Yeah, I would say yeah, okay okay, well then that, yeah, that also makes a lot of sense, see, because what I'm getting at is and I think this is pretty interesting whether or not somebody's whatever the baseline is really creative or normally creative or, you know, not creative at all, or whatever the continuum is, it's super easy to get lost in the process because there's so much potential energy.
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You're like man, I don't know who.
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Who am I?
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I could be any of these people, these thoughts, these behaviors, you know whatever and so expressing it in a way, I found where people that tend to learn better audibly express themselves creatively in audible forms Podcasting, for example, singing, for example, speaking, perhaps, or visibly writing it on paper, right, but I think all of these forms of expression make a huge difference to add clarity for people that experience this kind of creative overwhelm.
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Wow, wow, wow.
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I agree with you a hundred percent.
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To add to that, what I've discovered is that when I think about it all of these products, all of these multi-millionaire companies, or billionaire companies, or even trillionaire companies they tap into the word communication and I can put slash creativity.
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And there's two ways we know communication going to fall under Is it going to be verbal or nonverbal?
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So, whatever people create, whether entrepreneur are persons who go to nine to five, they have to type, tap into verbal communication and non-verbal communication, absolutely.
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But but as entrepreneur, entrepreneur tapping in these things to let it be even more productive for their business, where they're going to create a product or a service.
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Two, two.
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No.
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And it's fall under communication slash creativity.
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Absolutely, but then isn't that just marketing?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's definitely it's, it's, it's, it's marketing, it's a part of marketing.
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Okay, Because I have a theory any conversation, anything that comes out of your mouth, even if it's not a conversation maybe it's a song, it can be whatever but anything that's coming out of your mouth in a public space meaning you're not the only person in the room is marketing as a person, individually, as a message.
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Uh, maybe you're trying to develop somebody else's perspective or insights, or or your own, or develop and cultivate the message and the atmosphere and whatever.
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Yeah, as a coach, which obviously you also do- yeah.
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This isn't sports.
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I'm assuming there's got to be a pretty common through line here.
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It's probably what character?
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Or probably creativity, what do you coach?
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My coaching business is on the two heading, so it is creativity and life coach.
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So creativity, where I coach persons to become songwriting experts, and songwriting it is deep Because there are four levels of songwriting and I discovered that there are four mostly used songwriting.
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And I discovered that there are there are four mostly used songwriting structure that that music musician use when there are other songwriting structure um I also help, um coach persons to become an author.
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Um I coach personal role in talent development and growth, role in time management.
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So there's two edits you have the creativity and you have a life coach.
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So the life coach would be like personal development and growth and talent development and growth.
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So there's two edits you have the creativity and you have a life coach.
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So the life coach would be like personal development and growth and um talent development and growth okay, but why?
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what's?
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What's the draw?
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I mean, you're, you're teaching people to identify talents or just become more aware of themselves in a broad sense and then creatively interpret that or express themselves.
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To accomplish what?
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To just do it develop a hobby, a business, or is it more introspective and self-fulfilling?
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What's?
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what's the purpose?
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It is more um fulfilling and introspective also because um fulfilling and introspective also because um.
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The reason why I provide this type of service is because I myself have my own personal um stories where I see where I have developed and grow tremendously.
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So because I have seen those great transformation and I have overcome some things, I provide this service to help those who are struggling with things that I have overcome outstanding.
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Okay, so you've got your own inspiration.
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Giving back, working through this so people can identify their own talents, triggers self-awareness and then find a way to express it.
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Do you feel like if you didn't have an outlet?
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Or for people clients, for example, people in an audience, maybe that you're speaking to who haven't identified these talents in these outlets yet?
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Is that like a pressure cooker, like all of this inspiration that maybe they aren't aware of yet is just building and building, and then they discover their superpower.
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And it's like this explosion over three new albums released in the next 12 months.
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You know, like it just explodes, or what.
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What's the trend here?
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it's.
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It's no pressure.
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It's no pressure it's.
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It's all about.
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Persons need to tap in into their inner being, because one of the things that I always tell persons that there's more on the inside that need to be expressed outward.
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There is more to life than just paying bills oh, donovan, please.
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No, there's not.
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So we need to tap into the inner person to be the best version, because in order to be the best version, we have to make a decision to be the best version.
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And the best version of ourselves is supposed to be producing more.
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We're supposed to be achieving more.
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We're supposed to be seeing more.
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I like that, I like that a lot, I like that a lot and so okay.
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In any community, there's only two focal points throughout history, any empire, any generation, any millennia, whatever, there's only two focal points for any society to exist.
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One involves social sciences, the, the commerce, the legislation, the communication, right, among other things.
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The other involves humanities, the cultural tendencies and quirks, architecture and poetry, and music and painting and sculpture, right the way people express these things.
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I think they're all forms of or mechanisms of things to try to put order to chaos, right as humans, to try to help us understand the world, and then getting inspiration from other people's perspectives and experiences or experiments, I guess, in some cases, to try to craft our own thing.
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I'll tell you something that seems to be a very common experience throughout that process is worrying about the outcome, the anxiety around.
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Is this going to work?
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Is this going to succeed?
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Are people going to like it?
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What are they going to think of me if I put this out there and all of the general anxiety and social anxiety that comes with creating anything and then putting it out publicly.
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How did you manage yours?
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Because if you tell me you've never felt anxious, I I'm not going to believe you, I promise.
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So what did you do?
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How do you mitigate it?
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I love to watch motivational talk and, you know, get a lot of insights from those motivational speech.
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And I love quotes too.
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I love to create my quotes and there's two things I will share that that helps me along the journey or through the process.
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One, the former, former um president of Africa, um Nelson Mandela.
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Um, you know he was.
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He was in prison for over 20 years and after that became the president of Africa, and that's a standout for me.
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And I remember one of his quotes that I hold dear to my heart, and he made a statement and said that it is always impossible until it is done once.
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I repeat so the audience can get it and don't miss it it's not my quote, it's a man that I've been into prison for over 20 years who became the president of Africa, former President Nelson Mandela, and I believe this is one of the things that pushed him or inspired him, and I take it there.
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He said that it is always impossible until it has happened once.
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That's a great point.
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Yeah, yeah.
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What does it do for you?
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Yeah, yeah, what does it do for you?
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So that motivates me a lot, that if I'm writing a book or I'm creating a new song or working on a project, I must have the end start with the end result in mind.
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So I'm not focusing on the starting because I have the end result in mind.
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So I'm not focusing on the starting because I have the end result in mind.
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So I know having the end result in mind definitely will make the process more easy for me.
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And my second quote, and I quote um, the person.
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I love the story of the person, who was the first person I don't remember his name who was the first one who created a light bulb, obama's citizen.
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He failed a thousand times.
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Trying think about it I didn't say ten times or a hundred times.
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This man failed of making one product be a reality a thousand times, but guess what he made it?
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He made it happen one thousand and one time he got that bulb be reality.
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What that says to me, or says to you, joshua, even your audience determination, discipline, diligence to make it happen, quotes that I different jobs that I use to encourage myself and I create my quotes.
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As I said before, you know I love to create quotes and even in my products, my digital products, there's a lot of quotes in there, because I just love quotes.
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You know it helps to let people really think beyond the box.
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And here's my quote, and for sure, josh, you can use it, or put it in the headings of this podcast, and for sure your audience can use it.
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I motivate myself with this day and night by this quote that I create for myself, and the quote goes like this Everything in life is a process with a plan in action, in action.
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I'll repeat again, just in case if your audience didn't get it Everything in life is a process with a plan in action.
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Three things that I want persons to remember in that statement Process, plan action, absolutely.
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So that's my statement that I create for myself, along with those experiences.
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I shared before.
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Now, everything is impossible until it happens.
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Once.
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Yeah, everything in life is possible, or, basically, is a plan in action, and that diligence and discipline and, obviously, some degree of insight and creativity, are going to help guide a lot of your processes.
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What about your anxieties and your worry and your nerves and your concerns and any overwhelm that comes with that?
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Because there's plenty of people that are creative.
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I mean, look at TikTok and Twitter and everything, all of them, all of these other social platforms, plus podcasts hundreds, thousands, millions, tens of millions worth of podcasts.
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There's plenty of creative people around the world.
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My guess is that's only a small percentage of those who could be.
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That's only a small percentage of those who could be, and so what worked for you to manage all of the overwhelm and the chaos and the anxiety, though?
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Was it just repeating those day in and day out, or was it time and experience?
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I mean, what's been the key for you, if you've even gotten there yet?
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Those motivational things that I shared earlier and, for sure, experiences, my personal experience and other person's experience to motivate me and inspire me.
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And I'm a dream-driven person, I'm a go-getter person.
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Juvenile person I'm a go-getter person.
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I love just being outside of the box.
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Be authentic.
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So being authentic, that means it's going.
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Definitely I'm not going to be like the regular.
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I'm going to be in the 1%, I'm going to tap into the 1% and that's where I stay in the 1%.
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I don't want to be the norm.
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That's scary.
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Yeah, I know it's scary.
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But one other thing, because I am a believer in God, in God, and there's a story in the Bible that talks about Peter.
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One of his disciples was the only one who walked on water with Jesus.
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That's a deep story right there, and I know for sure.
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I know for sure the other disciples that were in the boat.
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They have the opportunity to walk on water with Peter too and with Jesus.
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But they choose to stay in their comfort zone.
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They choose to stay into what they're accustomed to.
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So that's why I said these are things that inspire me and motivate me.
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That 1% group, that's where I'm staying at and that's where I'm going to max out.
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I don't want to be in the 99 that want to stay in the boat and, being A music artist, definitely that's me.
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I don't sing over A person's song and say that's my song.
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No, I write my own songs, record my own songs.
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Everything, creativity, be authentic.
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Tap into the 1%.
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I don't sing over a person's song and say that's my song.
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No, I write my own songs, record my own songs.
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Everything creativity, be authentic.
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Tap into the 1%.
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Okay, favoring authenticity, favoring discipline, and then obviously, discernment and interpreting creative creativity and all of these other aspects that you've brought into your career and, obviously, your perspective and lifestyle.
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That comes from somewhere, though, that's not like all nature?