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Dana Sorey Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My Next Guest as an award winning music producer, songwriter, musician, arranger,
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Speaker 1: composer and founder of CE Bass Entertainment and see Blake Studios,
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Speaker 1: ce Bass Entertainment and see Blake Studios or his full
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Speaker 1: house production companies. He has also launched a stay at
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Speaker 1: home money movement on social media to share his knowledge
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Speaker 1: and provide mentorship from his industry experience with others who
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Speaker 1: want to develop careers in the music business. This kind
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Speaker 1: of sounds like money making conversations, which is good because
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying that that's his idea, my idea, And
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Speaker 1: we're going to talk about how he's approaching his end
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Speaker 1: of the business and I'm approaching my end of the business.
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Speaker 1: And guess what, We're gonna create a lot of winners
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Speaker 1: on the phone. Please welcome to money making conversation. I
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Speaker 1: missed him at the ESPN Live broadcast. They told me
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Speaker 1: he was there and I couldn't get over to see him.
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Speaker 1: Please welcome, Dana says to Buddy, Hey man, I heard
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Speaker 1: I missed you. Man, he was at the end. Let
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Speaker 1: me back up with last a couple of weeks September
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Speaker 1: twenty it uh steven A. Smith brought es paying first
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Speaker 1: take to Williamington, Delaware to promote HBCUs College Fair, where
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Speaker 1: we was encouraging seniors in high school to come to
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Speaker 1: this HBCU featured event. We had like twenty three colleges
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Speaker 1: who are confirmed from HBCU. Thirteen of them were registering
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Speaker 1: students on the spot. In words, if you brought your S,
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Speaker 1: a T score, a CT score, your transcript, you can register.
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Speaker 1: So far, they've generated over four million dollars in scholarships
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Speaker 1: that have been distributed from that college fair. And then
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Speaker 1: they tell me that you was at the live broadcast. Correct,
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Speaker 1: I was there. Yeah, I actually live in North Newark, Delaware,
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Speaker 1: which is no more than six or seven minutes away.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm a big I'm a big sports fan,
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Speaker 1: so I had to definitely come to check out Stephen A. Smith. Well,
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Speaker 1: I wish I know you know that that's my man,
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Speaker 1: and so in the future we'll connect that to be
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Speaker 1: our connection. Because I appreciate you coming there. What was
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Speaker 1: your take at the lib us what what would your
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Speaker 1: take away from the experience. I want to make sure
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Speaker 1: any of everybody who attended really got an HBCU experience
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Speaker 1: and walked away with a sense of the culture of
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Speaker 1: the HBCU. What it was definitely definitely, uh, informative and
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Speaker 1: exciting all at the same time. I actually have a
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Speaker 1: daughter that Sugerior in UM the University of Delaware UM,
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Speaker 1: so I I understand what I took away was from
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Speaker 1: Steven this with you know, going to Western Salem. You
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Speaker 1: know you basically you know what we're always teach in
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Speaker 1: our black community. You two can do this. You two
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Speaker 1: can make this happen. And it was just really great
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Speaker 1: to see Max and Molly actually show love to him
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Speaker 1: and you know, praise colleges and on all the surrounding
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Speaker 1: colleges to let them know that's a black community. You know,
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Speaker 1: if we put in the work, it definitely can happen.
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Speaker 1: Is what you put into it. And that's that's that's
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Speaker 1: the story of your life. Because right now I want
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Speaker 1: to say, you're on fire. Let me read some things here,
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Speaker 1: like I've written this article. Gospel hit making producer songwriter
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Speaker 1: Dana Surrey recently received three GM a Dove Award nomination
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Speaker 1: for his work with Jason's Nelson and The Answer and
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Speaker 1: Miranda Curtis and I'm All In. That's just a list
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Speaker 1: of the Grammy nominations that you've been put up for
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Speaker 1: when it when it comes surge and that you like that, Dana,
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Speaker 1: how the how you know because you've been working at
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Speaker 1: It's not overnight. And we're gonna talk about the journey
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Speaker 1: a little bit. That's why I like to do in
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Speaker 1: this show, just talk about the journey a little bit
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Speaker 1: so people can know that your story can be their story.
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Speaker 1: But it's a lot of work, a lot of patients,
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Speaker 1: a lot of nose tied to a lot of yes.
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Speaker 1: Is that enables to be interviewing you about the success
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Speaker 1: that you're having right now? Correct? Yes, sir well, I
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Speaker 1: think the most important part is, like you say, it's
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Speaker 1: it's the build up. I start up as a musician
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Speaker 1: and willing run New Jersey and you know, you you
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Speaker 1: be a musician and you that comes from starting in
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Speaker 1: church to you know, hoping you can get a gig,
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Speaker 1: and I hopped on a are a couple of R
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Speaker 1: and B gigs to start working for Highland Rectors where
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Speaker 1: we're pretty much just playing for any artists and then
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Speaker 1: you know, any artists adds. So we we worked from
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Speaker 1: Drew Hill to Montella Jordan's too. You know to Kelly Price.
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Speaker 1: You know, so I worked my way from the bottom,
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Speaker 1: uh from playing strings to pianos to musical directing and
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Speaker 1: too you know, and then I hopped into the gospel
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Speaker 1: world and uh with Ty Trivitt and you know, end
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Speaker 1: up producing on his albums and um, and then that
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Speaker 1: worked worked worked his way into you know, I just
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Speaker 1: really got tired of telling you know, imagine man going
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Speaker 1: on tours. He's going three or four months or on
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Speaker 1: a time. So these people were like, Okay, if I'm
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Speaker 1: leaving my home for three or four months, I have
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Speaker 1: to make sure that my wife's trade. Uh my, my,
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Speaker 1: you tap my job. I'm not gonna be back to
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Speaker 1: three or four months. And then the artist caused you
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Speaker 1: when you know your week out and says, hey, you know,
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Speaker 1: the artist heard his hip. So the tours canceled and
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Speaker 1: my hip it's fine, Sean, you know over brother, I
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Speaker 1: was like, how did this happen? And you know, so
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Speaker 1: I said, man, I've got to find a better way
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Speaker 1: of doing what I loved and being able to own
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Speaker 1: situation and and and that you know brought me to
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Speaker 1: you know what, I need to stay home and figure
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Speaker 1: out a way of building writing songs, producing songs right
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Speaker 1: from the circumference of my home and be able to
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Speaker 1: you know, make some real money. And that's what I
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Speaker 1: started out to do. I started to just build write
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Speaker 1: a whole bunch of songs that really probably sucked in
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Speaker 1: the beginning. But you know, songwriting is like a muscle man.
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Speaker 1: The more you do it, the more strength will come
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Speaker 1: to it. And you know, after a while, I started
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Speaker 1: to you know, pitch my songs to people that are
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Speaker 1: really respected, and that turned into a Boy's the Men's
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Speaker 1: placement back in two thousand and that that one song
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Speaker 1: that I did with Boys the Men end up really uh,
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Speaker 1: end up on America's Top Model first season. Thirty seconds
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Speaker 1: of that that song. Rashwan paid me forty four grand
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Speaker 1: uh and I was only fifty of the work. You know,
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Speaker 1: I just split on my earnings with Boys the Men.
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Speaker 1: So that forty four grand man, I built me a
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Speaker 1: studio room, I got myself some equipment, and I've been
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Speaker 1: going hard ever since, bro hard to paint. And you know,
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Speaker 1: my cat my catalog has built up and now label
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Speaker 1: I know, all the labels have relationships with them, and
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Speaker 1: I get pretty much walk artists into these labels. And
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Speaker 1: these relationships and get them some really cool record deals
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Speaker 1: if the artists is ready and capable of making that happen.
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Speaker 1: Because I still took some work on the artists. Player
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Speaker 1: also absolutely work on that. It's really interesting because I
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Speaker 1: we're going to have a long term relationship. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: just tell you because your story is so similar my
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Speaker 1: other very successful stand up comment writing I was. I
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Speaker 1: was a lot of people always ask me, Wow, why
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Speaker 1: did you go behind the scenes, Because again, I got
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Speaker 1: tired of comedy clubs. I got tired of tours inconsistency.
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Speaker 1: So I became a writer, sitcom writer, and I became
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Speaker 1: a producer because I can control. It's something about weekly
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Speaker 1: checks that I liked versus you know what I'm talking about,
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Speaker 1: versus you know, a check whenever or you go out there. Well,
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Speaker 1: you know, we thought the two or be three months,
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Speaker 1: but it's only gonna be a month. Hey, I got
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Speaker 1: two more extra months of bills that I was because
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Speaker 1: you didn't know as a talent or this is the
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Speaker 1: thing about the talent is that once you tell a
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Speaker 1: talent that the check is coming, that check has spent.
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Speaker 1: It has been it has been sectioned off into food
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Speaker 1: into car, every rent, everything. So when you tell me
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Speaker 1: it's not coming anymore, that's a problem in your life financially,
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Speaker 1: and it really starts affecting you. So you have to
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Speaker 1: figure out a new plan. That's why his new plan was, Hey, man,
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Speaker 1: I'm produced, I'm right, I'm controlled. I'm tired of people
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Speaker 1: telling me I got date, I got money coming, and
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Speaker 1: they can change their mind when they feel like it,
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Speaker 1: but didn't ask me. Didn't ask me about to change.
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Speaker 1: So when we come back on the next breaking and
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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about the the program that's very similar
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Speaker 1: to my Money Making Conversation. I actually turned it into
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Speaker 1: a podcast. I also started it on social media on
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Speaker 1: my Facebook page. That's what I'm saying, Man, your values
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Speaker 1: and your sensibilities are so close to mine that I
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Speaker 1: hate I missed you, but I know I'm gonna see
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Speaker 1: in the future. We'll be back with more money making conversations.
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Speaker 1: My man, he's my double gangerl Hi, This is ra
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Speaker 1: Sean McDonald. You and you're listening to money Making Conversation
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Speaker 1: on the phone. Is gonna man. Dana sor Ry. He
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Speaker 1: created this stay home money movement aside from his Sea
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Speaker 1: bass entertainment company and his Sea Blake Studios. He believes,
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Speaker 1: like me, if you use your guard getting talent, the
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Speaker 1: money will come. That is so true, but us because
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Speaker 1: it's hard work and consistency and also having the people
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Speaker 1: around you that help you when you down correct aim, yes, sir,
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Speaker 1: all day long, I think, Uh the lay point is,
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Speaker 1: you know, creating the space too man to to really
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Speaker 1: uh be productive, you know what I mean? You know,
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Speaker 1: with having my my own studio and talking to my
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Speaker 1: wife into letting me you know, pretty much cut out
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Speaker 1: my first floor my business. I hadn't go as far
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Speaker 1: as to you know, man put logos on my door man.
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Speaker 1: So when I know when I come downstairs, it's business,
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Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Like my wife's the pharmacists
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Speaker 1: when she goes to Target to do a pharmacy, she's
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Speaker 1: she she's the Target logo and act it's targets work.
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Speaker 1: It's time to work for targets. And I come down here,
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Speaker 1: I see the sea beds logo. It's time of work.
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Speaker 1: I've got no laundry clothes laying around. I an't got
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Speaker 1: no you know, basketballs and in my face. But it
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Speaker 1: is business, it is you know, so it's it's my
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Speaker 1: mentality in my mindset, and everybody that enters my space knows, hey,
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Speaker 1: this guy must be serious. He got logos on his doors.
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Speaker 1: You know it's fresh paint, is you know, commercial doors
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Speaker 1: and found proofs professionally. So I took my time when
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Speaker 1: I built the studio to made sure that it looks
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Speaker 1: like a business, feels like a business, and people walk away,
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Speaker 1: you know, with having the business. It's really it's really
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Speaker 1: he's very important. Parents and attitude and approach changes people whole.
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Speaker 1: I would look on you when you show up. It's
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Speaker 1: really interesting when I listened to his story because you know,
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Speaker 1: my wife's uptomatress. His wife's a pharmacists. Okay, he's a
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Speaker 1: daughter in college. I have adult in college. Okay, I'll
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Speaker 1: tell you my man here and so my man, I'm
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Speaker 1: started loving this dude. I'm loving this dude, and so
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Speaker 1: uh and so so. The interesting thing about money making
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Speaker 1: conversation In fourteen, when I was still managing Steve Harvey,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people kept approaching me with Sean, give
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Speaker 1: me some advice to Rashan, how to handle my money, Rashan,
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Speaker 1: how you breaking to the industry. So I started money
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Speaker 1: making conversation on my Facebook page at Rashwan mcdonnald and
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Speaker 1: so and so. I would give an hour on a
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Speaker 1: week and that hour, when I learned, was when you
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Speaker 1: when you respond to somebody, they respond back at you. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so then you have to respond back to them. They
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Speaker 1: they're gonna respond right back at So I would do
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Speaker 1: like four or five exchanges with one person and not
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Speaker 1: realized this was taking up my time three hours. So
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Speaker 1: it became more than I thought it would be, other
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Speaker 1: than just a casual you know, just here you go by,
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Speaker 1: because it became a mentoring a mentoring process that I
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Speaker 1: started on my social media page, and eventually it grew
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Speaker 1: to this format that we have now, which is money
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Speaker 1: Making Conversation, which is now very popular podcast format. It's
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Speaker 1: being syndicated nationally. So now you did something similar to
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Speaker 1: that would stay home money movement. Explain how that started
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Speaker 1: and what you're doing with it now. Well, I must
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Speaker 1: confess that the difference between me and you, and it
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Speaker 1: catches back up with itself, is I was against social media,
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Speaker 1: to be honest with you, let me tell you why.
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Speaker 1: I thought. I'm very focused when I make music and
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Speaker 1: I don't like distractions, you know. So when people with
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Speaker 1: artists would come in with their phone owns posting and
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Speaker 1: went and it's a ray and it's you know, I
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Speaker 1: was like, okay, you know it's time to work. You
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Speaker 1: know what they put the phone that I'm trying. You know,
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Speaker 1: I'm the only one writing these songs right now, you
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Speaker 1: know your post and it was bucking me out, like,
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Speaker 1: you know what, let's let's make this money. So after
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Speaker 1: a while you let me tell you where it flips over, Shana,
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Speaker 1: because you make a great point. One of my artist's
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Speaker 1: brother the labels called me today and say, hey, damn, now,
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Speaker 1: why don't you really you know, I see you post sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Why don't you really post anymore? I was like, well,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I'm working, And it's like, well, do
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Speaker 1: you know how many people would love to hear behind
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Speaker 1: the scenes of your process of why you did what
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Speaker 1: you did? So he just I said, man, I'm really
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Speaker 1: not and he was like, you just do me a favorite.
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Speaker 1: Just try it. He said, can you take ten minutes,
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Speaker 1: uh every week and just talk about how he made
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Speaker 1: a particular album. And I started doing that and they
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Speaker 1: wanted me to go live and I don't even really
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Speaker 1: know much about live, but I started live and I
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Speaker 1: Rashana started getting all these comments and questions you know
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Speaker 1: where you know, why don't you do this? How did
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Speaker 1: you do that? But I was it was cool. I
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Speaker 1: was like, oh, I really like like these questions. And
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Speaker 1: someone asked me a major question. They said, why don't
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Speaker 1: you tour anymore? Like why don't ever see you in
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Speaker 1: the road anymore? Um? And I said well yeah, said
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Speaker 1: well I'm about you know, let's stay home money, like
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Speaker 1: I make more money staying on and everybody started hashtagging
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Speaker 1: stay home money, Hey, oh money, oh staff, this this
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Speaker 1: is really touching on, like this is crazy. So I
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Speaker 1: kept you know, it got a little containious. I can't.
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Speaker 1: I gotta be honest. I started to really enjoy doing it.
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Speaker 1: And then a friend called me and said, bro, you
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Speaker 1: really can make a business out of this because people
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Speaker 1: really want to learn. And I said, you know what,
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Speaker 1: let me create a forum that this can help. And
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Speaker 1: I said, well, I have to add the monthly a
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Speaker 1: monthly fee to it because I wanted to be as
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Speaker 1: low as nine dollars a month that people can't get me.
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Speaker 1: And then I wanted to have the mentorship program where
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Speaker 1: I actually can walk people through how to make great
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Speaker 1: records or as many questions about the music business. So
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Speaker 1: I created tears of the stay home money movement, and
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Speaker 1: the money goes to me doing clinics and um trying
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Speaker 1: a little bit more to actually teach on it at
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Speaker 1: different churches or different clinics and workshops. And I'm working.
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Speaker 1: Actually in two thousands twenty, I might have my own clinic.
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Speaker 1: Is gonna be absolutely crazy, and I'm gonna rent a
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Speaker 1: big home. So because the stay home money movement, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna be in a big old house and I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: be teaching, teaching an intimate and I'm launching all that
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Speaker 1: in two thousand twenties. So it's going to be really crazy,
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Speaker 1: and I'm gonna bring you my friends and to record exacts.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna fly these people in and we're gonna bust
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Speaker 1: it up real Intimately. It's gonna feel very organic living
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Speaker 1: room setting. We eat together, we laugh together, and then
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Speaker 1: at the end of the days will make some music together.
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Speaker 1: That's awesome. That is so so money making conversations. Yes,
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Speaker 1: it's beautiful when I hear the articulated, because it was
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Speaker 1: interesting because when I started, because my right now it's
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Speaker 1: a complimentary because I I was charging through fifty and
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Speaker 1: then my and they signed up. They it was ridiculous,
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Speaker 1: and I told my staff stop, stop, stopped. I said,
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Speaker 1: I don't have time to do anything else but to
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Speaker 1: talk to people. I said, let me just keep this
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Speaker 1: format where it is until I can figure out where
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Speaker 1: my life needs to be so I can make time
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Speaker 1: to do to handle these requests. So I hear what
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Speaker 1: you're doing is beautiful, so I know that is money
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Speaker 1: to be made, but also a function of being able
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Speaker 1: to deliver information because people need it. And the reason
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Speaker 1: I like what you're doing because you you know me
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Speaker 1: when I say this, which is true. I hate people
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Speaker 1: out there selling stuff, telling people that can do stuff
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Speaker 1: but don't have the resume. They're all hype, they have
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Speaker 1: not accomplished anything. And it's thousands of them out there
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Speaker 1: talking about how they can make you successful, how they
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Speaker 1: can get you on TV, how they can get your
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Speaker 1: song published, how they can teach you how to write
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Speaker 1: a script, how did you tell you how to manage people?
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Speaker 1: And they have no resume to to back that up,
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Speaker 1: but they're out there. So when I see something somebody
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Speaker 1: like you, it is a breath of fresh air because
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Speaker 1: you are the truth. And guess what more people need
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Speaker 1: to be talking to the truth than having conversations with
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Speaker 1: the life. Yeah, bro, you know, I was reading the
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Speaker 1: scripture today and it's it said you know tightest too,
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Speaker 1: and they basically say, when you teach, teach truth because
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Speaker 1: if you teach truth, it would never be able to
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Speaker 1: be criticized. And I really took that as man. You know,
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna tell my story. I no one can
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Speaker 1: tell my story better than I can tell my story.
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Speaker 1: And I'm encouraging my friends and peers and colleagues to
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Speaker 1: come and tell their stories because man, a story and
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Speaker 1: a testimony can change someone's life. I understand that. And
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Speaker 1: with the stay home money movement, the reoccurring theme Sean
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Speaker 1: is some some people just may not have the characteristic,
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Speaker 1: characteristic or the career as much to speak up like
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Speaker 1: I do. So I tell these people you if you
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Speaker 1: don't introduce yourself, like if I'll meet Quincy Jones, Reshan,
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Speaker 1: I'm not wasting my time asking Quincy for a selfie, right,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna do is I want to get Quincy's attention
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Speaker 1: to say, hey, bro, I remember when you studied music
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Speaker 1: in Germany with with this composer, Like why you did that?
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Speaker 1: I remember when you you know you lost your son
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Speaker 1: and that how that? It's like I know a story
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Speaker 1: because I studied Quincy Jones, So now I intrigue Quincy Jones.
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Speaker 1: Like this dude no really wants to know the realm. Mean,
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Speaker 1: he doesn't want a picture. So I teach my students.
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Speaker 1: You know, when you meet someone that you look up to,
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Speaker 1: it's not about taking a picture, It's about having a conversation. Hi,
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Speaker 1: my name is Danis Ray. I want to be like
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Speaker 1: you when I grow up, man, Like I saw you
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Speaker 1: get over this hurdle. How can you help me through it?
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Speaker 1: So I'm trying to get these people to catch fire, man,
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Speaker 1: really catch fire and let and overwork everybody. They may
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Speaker 1: be more talented to you, but overwork, be above average,
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Speaker 1: have the energy of being next level. We gotta be.
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Speaker 1: We have to be boss minded, boss, have a boss mentality.
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Speaker 1: And that's my whole vibe. Man. I want to help
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Speaker 1: people get to the next level because I've been there
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Speaker 1: and I've been there, done that, and I'm forever student,
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Speaker 1: always learning something new every day. So that's the whole
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Speaker 1: vibe man, to get these people here and get them.
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Speaker 1: I'm excited about their value. You're talking to the creative
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Speaker 1: to stay home money movement. He also has been nominated
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Speaker 1: for three g M A. Dove Awards. That would be
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Speaker 1: announcing a live on the broadcast October twentieth, Dana, I
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Speaker 1: got thirty seconds left my man, Uh, can you come
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Speaker 1: back on my show? Help me promote when you at
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Speaker 1: the Big House with the stay at home movement? Want
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Speaker 1: I want to be a part of that. I want
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Speaker 1: to be a part of that because, like I said,
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Speaker 1: you my job. You gotta be my wife, got me,
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Speaker 1: my daughter. I'm giving. I'm getting you a room with
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Speaker 1: the master. Sweet run. I love it. Man. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: talk to my brother. You and I were connected, man,
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Speaker 1: we are truly truly connected. Stay strong, Stay safe,