This isn’t just the end of a season it’s proof of what consistency, faith, and vision can create.
In this Season Finale of We Legit 16: Stories & Hustle Podcast, we reflect on the real journey of building something from the ground up. From late nights and small wins to real growth in the podcast, clothing brand, and media movement this episode breaks down what it truly takes to build a lasting legacy through entrepreneurship, discipline, and mindset.
If you’re an entrepreneur, creator, or building a brand, this episode is for you.
In this episode, we talk about:
• Staying consistent when nobody is watching
• Turning setbacks into strategy
• Growing a business while growing personally
• The mindset behind long-term success
• Why legacy requires patience, pressure, and purpose
This season was about the foundation.
The next season is about expansion.
If you’ve been rocking with the movement, this one’s for you.
If you’re building something of your own, this is your motivation.
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Yo, what's good, you are locked into the wee legit 16 story and
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hustle podcast where real story meets real grind.
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This is the platform for hustlers, creators,
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entrepreneurs and everyday people turning pain into
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purpose. If you are chasing a vision and
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building from the ground up or grinding when nobody's watching,
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this podcast is for you. Now let's get into it and before
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I get into the episode, this is one of our black and Gray
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edition snapback with legit hat. This is on one of the jury
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chains. As you can see OG piece of the
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logo. This right here is our rated
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edition custom football jacket. Today's episode will be the
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finale, long-awaited but much needed.
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What this season has taught me about hustle, love and legacy.
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Welcome listeners, acknowledge this season finale.
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I want to thank everybody who had tuned in, share the episode,
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supported the vision as per usual.
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If it wasn't for y'all, none of this will be going on.
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So a good appreciation for y'all as per usual.
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And I wanna state that this season represented for you
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personally and professionally because y'all didn't have to do
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what y'all had to do to keep the movement alive and get it being
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looked at in so many different places in the within the United
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States, most definitely Tennessee and Nashville
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represented as a top spots. Knoxville, Atlanta, Virginia and
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Jackson, Ms. Wait untouched. Singapore, Philippines, Russia
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and the UK real big in 10 Asia, East Africa.
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This season wasn't just content, it was real life happening in
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real time. All the stuff that I talked
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about in the episodes was real and it's all about grind,
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greediness and pure hustle. And it's hard for people to talk
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about it, but I like to pretty much say that it was worth it in
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the end because I got a lot of feedback and a lot of notoriety
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that didn't even know what I was building.
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I was just came on here and just started talking.
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But I like to hear feedback and especially the individual that
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seen me out in Nashville and told me to keep doing what I'm
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doing. Shout out to that person.
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Facts. But now we'll get into the
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hustle, what building really requires.
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I'll be talking about starting and growing something from the
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ground up. It's always good to have a
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vision and an idea. That's the start of everything.
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Once you have the start of that, it's the next thing to do is put
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it to put it to work. Come up with a name, come up
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with a niche and a craft. I always tell people if they
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want to get into starting a company, do something where it
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lets you like doing it. Make it so much easier and you
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don't have to worry about all the extra headaches.
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Next thing for sure is consistency.
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When motivation is low, staying consistent, it's going to keep
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that grind going because as per usual, when you're not
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consistent, the audience not going to take you serious.
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You just here for a hot 2nd and that brings the motivation low.
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Now as I always repeat it in these episodes, motivation is
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always there but the consistency will get you paid.
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Or if I said I can't remember how I phrased it.
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But staying consistent is a big thing because you never know
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who's watching. But motivation can fade all day.
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But in the long run, staying consistent is gonna take you
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places learning discipline or excitement.
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Of course, when you're starting something that's new and fresh,
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you're going to be excited because it's like, man, I don't
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know what to do. I'm excited and blah, blah.
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The main thing is you got to stay disciplined along with that
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consistency because when you got those two involved and hand in
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hand and one-on-one, one-on-one, like a marriage, it's going to
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take you a whole lot of different places that you would
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never imagine. So that's a way of staying on
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top of things, discipline over excitement.
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And when you are the boss, a lot of people talk like they're the
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boss. Well, when you are the boss,
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you're going to be wearing multiple hats.
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You're going to be a creator, business owner, learner and
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leader. Now me, I wear multiple hats
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because it's just me running this company as a right now.
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I have one brain ambassador and the whole lot more is coming as
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time goes on. But for someone that want to
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hire people, one thing you got to realize is whatever is going
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on in that workspace, work location or however the company
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structure is set up, they're going to come to you with all
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the problems. Whether if they can't tie their
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shoe, whether the uniform doesn't work, whether the
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machine goes out, what if they need time off or get a break
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from work and they don't be coming to you for all that
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whining and crying that some people will call it and you have
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to figure it out. So there's one thing to really
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think about when you want to run a company and you got to make
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decisions. You got to hire people, you got
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to fire people. You got to see if this person is
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willing to move up. You got to trust somebody to
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open up and close the store and account when they count the
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money. That's a real big
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responsibility. So that's one way of getting
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prepared for what you signed up for.
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And always do research before you get into anything.
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And a lot of lessons that I would like to hit is hustle
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isn't loud, it's repetitive. As far as hustle, hustle is
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repetitive because you got to do it every day.
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When you are the boss, you have to do it every day.
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No days off. Can't Slack or anything like
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that. Because remember, starting out,
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it's just you. You have to build your vision in
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order to bring other people along.
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Everybody's not meant to be on this journey.
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But when you building something and then someone wants to help
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you create division, then your repetitiveness is going to get
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that person's attention. But hey, I like to work for this
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company and help it grow. That's what I can.
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That's the beauty of being a hustler because when you a
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hustler, some people hustle on a job.
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Nothing wrong with that. Some people hustle in the street
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as in Ubering, door dashing, and a variety of other different
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ways. Have a truck help people move,
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hauling trash, cutting down the trees like in the Nashville and
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After the Storm, stuff like that.
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Hauling, hustling, hustling to be in a a variety of different
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ways, not necessarily always illegal, but it's just another
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way of looking at things to help a person build their confidence
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up and whatever lifestyle they're living at this moment.
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Progress doesn't always look like success.
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Progress is motion. It will keep you going.
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Progress. You never know what the progress
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is until you see the results. As for me, when I there's a
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couple times when when it came to the clothing thing, I didn't
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want to, I felt like it wasn't going anywhere.
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And then randomly I got a e-mail from some people saying they
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want to write an article on my company boosting my morale all
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the way up. So that's one way to let you
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know that even though you're staying consistent and doing all
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these things and you don't think nobody's watching, somebody's
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always watching. Somebody's always watching and
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building while being misunderstood.
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For me, when I started this, I got the usual everybody have AT
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shirt company, everybody has a clothing line.
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So what makes you different from however you do it?
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I have a different vision, I have a different grind, I have a
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different marketing strategy. And as I said previously,
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throughout the seasons, you got Burger King, you got McDonald's,
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you got Chick-fil-A, you got mom and pop burger joints.
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So everybody's doing something similar.
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It's just the recipe is different, cookbook is
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different. So just cause a person is
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starting something that's the same like someone else, don't
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mean it's the same. Everything.
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There's something different about each company and each
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brand. And when we get into reflection,
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there were moments I questioned myself, but I never quit.
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The thing is, you never know what you're doing that's
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motivating the next person. What I do is what makes me
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happy, and I don't try to do stuff to impress people because
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my program is this is what I want to do, and that's why I'm
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going to keep on doing so. I'm not going to get bent out of
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shape because people that I know don't necessarily support
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whatever the case may be. I can't get mad at that because
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that's on that individual. They want to do what they want
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to do. I can't force it, but it's all
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good because I didn't do it to make other people happy.
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I did it to make myself happy and see if I can really achieve
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what I put in my head and put this plane in motion.
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Cause like Nipsey Hussle has said, it's a marathon.
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Then also we got love relationships while chasing
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perfect purpose, discussing how building a brand exposes
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relationships dynamic. You know, talking about that in
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these episodes, you know, it's like you can be close with
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people your whole life, but as soon as you make that change,
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they don't necessarily have to be starting a company type of
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change. You can become a parent, you can
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take your job serious. You know, a lot of people
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usually take life series after 25 S.
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Some people get tired of the hitting the club every weekend,
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the same thing, the same everything, same bars and
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lounging. You know, a lot of people grow
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out of things and they want to do something different, so
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they'll move to different areas, different cities are out there
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comfort, you know, just an escape those I wouldn't say
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demons, but you don't want to do something different and you know
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not be part of the same old, same old, you know, a brother
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fresh air, as someone would say. So necessarily, you know, when
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you whatever decision you make in your life and when you're
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escaping the same everyday thing that you're known for reputation
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wise and will you make that change?
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People going to make you feel guilty, but deep down inside
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they wish they can do the same thing.
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But it's a mental thing, not necessarily a physical thing.
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You got to get yourselves out that mind frame that some people
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keep for years and years and years and pass it on to their
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children, children without realizing it.
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So it's like at a point in time, somebody got to break the
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generational curse and don't make a person feel guilty when
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they want to make that curse. Because as time goes on, change
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is good. Change is good.
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And when that being said, we should also educate on choosing
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the right partner, not necessarily while leveling up,
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but just choosing the right partner period.
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Instead of just having somebody just to say they have somebody
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and they're miserable at the same time, we should choose
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continue choosing the right person because the right partner
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help things elevate. When you around right, good
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people, you elevate on all levels and when you're around
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negative people, we a lot of folks can really see that from
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however long they've been on this earth to now and see that
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that toxicness can really drain a person all the way down and
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stress kills. Stress kills without you even
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knowing. So we should also build up
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instead of I know my motto is we still building, but I want a lot
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of people to realize that building each other up, whether
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if it's good or bad, but still keep that positive mind stating
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the person. But hey, you know, you can do
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this. You can do that instead of just
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being negative and going in, going in tune with the messiness
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because the messiness get a lot of people nowhere.
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But it's hard to stick out and stay positive because it's not
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the easiest thing to do. But as time goes on, when we see
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when things are the easiest thing to do, it's always hard to
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get out. And then we got to educate
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people on dealing with insecurities, misalignment and
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emotional distractions. We all have personal and life
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experiences that we talk about or don't talk about.
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And my thing is throughout this whole season, we gotta educate
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people on what they dealing with and be straight up with them and
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not just kick them down because they're going through a rough
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patch in life. Some people don't learn today 50
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but they might have the common sense, but they might not have
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the good support system or direction to get themselves on a
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certain angle and life to build ourselves up, It takes a while.
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It's not going to happen overnight.
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So we should all think about building each other up, letting
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them know like, Hey, I know what you're going through, but you
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should really take some advice and, you know, try to get
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yourself together. I know it's not going to be
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overnight, but you don't really have to get yourself together.
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And some people need a daily communication, not just a, a
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conversation here and there. Six months here, 7 here, a year
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or two here. It's a daily thing or a weekly
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thing. You just got to stay committed
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to people because you know, people that I've known for
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years. I know I don't talk to them on a
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regular basis, but I still see them on social media.
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And I know people have their lives and stuff, but it doesn't
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hurt to reach out and get positive reinforcement.
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Even if it's a happy birthday, a person can recognize that be
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like, OK, some type of checking up on me.
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And then, you know, as always learning that love should
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support growth, not compete with.
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Now love is in so many different ways.
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But as I look at it, if a person is really genuine and got love
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for you, they would tell you what you're doing wrong and what
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you're doing right. And we should also encourage
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each other instead of hate one another.
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When you encourage someone, the village is happy, whether if
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there's no money coming in, whether if there's nothing
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gained out of it. But positive reinforcement goes
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a long way to being toxic. Being toxic has you feuding for
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years and years and years to where it becomes generational.
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And a lot of people are mad at each other and don't know why.
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So we need to work on being positive with one another on a
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genuine, keeping it genuine. And if you just not that kind of
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person, just be that. Don't try to fake the funk or
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anything like that. Just be who you are because at
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the end of the day, if you live in your truth, your life will be
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so much better and happier and successful.
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Doesn't matter what you got going on as long as you live in
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your truth. And the key lessons is love
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require emotional safety. When someone's venting and being
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genuine, they expect safety out of the conversation or however
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the transaction is coming about. So trust is everything and once
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trust is hurt or or that own relationship is tainted, it's
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hard to build it back. So you only got one life to live
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and depending on the individual, you might have that one time and
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they might be cool on you and it's a friendly game of
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baseball, 3 strikes and you're out.
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That's one way you got to look at things when communicating
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with individuals and people. The wrong connection can slow
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your mission. It goes back to if you want to
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make a change with certain things that you got to change
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with your lifestyle. If you want to make a change for
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the better, you can't make a change and keep the same habits.
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We've seen that with multiple celebrities, mainly rappers of
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as it recently made a change in life to become successful but
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can't shake the old lifestyle that they once lived.
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And we all seen how that turned out.
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So that's one way of looking at things.
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When you make the change go all the way in.
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Ain't no half stepping once more is.
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Peace is more valuable than chemistry.
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When you are at peace and you're good with yourself, the
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chemistry doesn't really matter because you can have chemistry
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with people all the time, but they might bring you drama.
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And most people don't like to deal with drama, so they'll
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choose a piece over the drama. You could be selling them a good
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story, how you this, how you that, along with companies and
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relationships and jobs. But once you try to affect a
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person's piece, they're going to look at you different.
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And you might not recover from that no matter how good of a
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person you are. And remember, I learned that who
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you build with matters just as much as what you are building.
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That's why I be very cautious on who I bring around after that
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last relationship. And then we're going to get into
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legacy thinking beyond right now.
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Start from short term wins to long term impact.
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My short term, when I started, as per usual, I got the LLCI,
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did the work by hand with no assistance, just YouTube
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University. And then it turned into me
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starting a podcast, me branching off to start another company.
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What's going to be expanding in the next couple of months.
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So I can't let the cat out the bag on that one.
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It lets me I'm going live on TikTok expanding on social
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media, being written about 6 times, Nashville voyage, canvas
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rebel and bold journey. So the short, the short term
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wins were starting the company doing the work, putting in the
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posting, making reels on everything for social media.
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And then the long term wins is being recognized in a national
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international platforms. So as I said, per usual, I'm
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internationally known and it's a beautiful feeling, not used to
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it as of yet, but it's a beautiful feeling.
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And then along with legacy being intentional about the message
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you leave behind, because if anything can happen, people can
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always say that he built something from the ground up.
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He, whatever their, whatever their last memory of me is what
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they're, is what I left behind for them.
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That's for other people to speak on, not so much myself.
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And then also building something that reflects value, not just
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success. Legacy is good, but it comes
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with a lot of values. When you're building something,
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you know that you have to walk the walk and talk to talk.
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So I try to be professional the best way I can in all
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situations, even outside of work, because I can always be
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judged by any and everybody. So it's best to just stay on
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your toes and not get too involved with the nonsense and
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the lessons to hit. As you know, legacy is
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consistency over time. The more you do what you do, the
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greater it be long term. Prime example is Kevin Hart.
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Now he started in the comedy clubs, then he got small little
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movie roles, then the stand up grew and grew and look at them
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now prime example, integrity when no one's watching.
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That is the number one thing right there.
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When you have integrity, people respect you a whole lot more
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because it show it tells them that you stand for something and
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you don't just fall for anything.
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So having integrity is always a, a good thing.
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And once integrity is broken, that's the same thing with
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relationships. It's hard to build it back.
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And being an example, not just a voice per usual when people look
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at celebrities, people in the industry and they want them,
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they have a, a picture of how them people are.
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So you can use that as an example, but when you see in the
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tabloids and papers and news clips of them doing unlawfully
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things, you know, you kind of look at them a little different,
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even though they're human, but you look at them different.
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And then also on the reflection tip, I'm building something that
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speaks even when I'm not in the room.
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We Legit LLC was established August 2021 and I don't built it
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all the way up to now and I couldn't imagine what's being
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said in rooms I'm not in. But it's all positive at the end
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of the day and without the the help of the people, whether you
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like share, talked about it, made a purchase, made a review,
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all that little stuff that y'all did helped us grow.
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And I really appreciate y'all and what this season demands
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from you. Sacrifice time, comfort, certain
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relationships, you know, pressure turned into purpose,
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letting go of old versions of yourself.
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All that comes with, you know, when you look at my episodes,
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you're sacrificing time to take a look at me or listen to me
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appreciation. In due time, you will become
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comfortable and then you'll understand my point of view on
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things and it might resonate on what you're going through or
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what you have been through. And then from there, it builds a
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relationship. Some of us, some of the people
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that listen to me or watch me, you know, we already have a
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relationship, but there's some people that don't know me from a
00:26:20
can of paint and we're building a relationship to where it's a,
00:26:25
a common ground. And you know, it's, it's a new
00:26:30
growth in the whole process of podcasting, pressure turning
00:26:39
into purpose. When you take the time out to
00:26:43
listen to my podcast, there's not necessary pressure, but by
00:26:47
you listening to, it's no turning to purpose because
00:26:51
whatever I'm saying might motivate you in a way that you
00:26:54
never thought of. You might think that because you
00:26:58
in a certain position or you're in a certain certain, what's the
00:27:06
word I'm looking for? We're just saying a certain
00:27:09
point in your life to where you're not sure which way to go.
00:27:13
And by me saying what I'm saying, I make it easy for
00:27:17
everybody because everybody has a purpose.
00:27:21
It just takes a minute for you to realize what your purpose is.
00:27:25
And also what I also learned is letting go old versions of
00:27:30
yourself. When you're elevating, leveling
00:27:34
up, you're going to start shedding people that know you're
00:27:38
going to look at you different. They're going to feel the
00:27:40
difference. As long as you live in your
00:27:43
truth and you're comfortable in who you are, that should not be
00:27:48
a problem. And always remember, growth
00:27:51
requires separation. Elevation can feel lonely, but
00:27:59
you're growing in the process. Comfort delays destiny.
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Then we got gratitude and community.
00:28:11
Thanks to the Listener, supporters and day one believers
00:28:16
without y'all. As I said previously in the
00:28:18
episode, in previous episodes, on this episode, if it wasn't
00:28:22
for y'all, this one that grew as much as it did.
00:28:26
Shout out to Nashville and those who see the vision.
00:28:30
When I came to Nashville. This is my whole purpose and
00:28:34
what I wanted to do and it grew a whole lot further than I had
00:28:38
thought. And I would like to appreciate
00:28:41
the the Nashville folks, the family out in Nashville and the
00:28:46
Carters for show. And if it wasn't for Fred T
00:28:49
planting the seed and the foundation, this this would have
00:28:55
never been the DNA written part wouldn't be going on right now.
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I really like to appreciate that man for that.
00:29:03
And also acknowledging the silent supporters.
00:29:08
I know it's this one particular person that's a silent
00:29:13
supporter, but we don't keep it at that, even when it feels
00:29:20
quiet. I wasn't alone.
00:29:23
People see you prospering and growing.
00:29:27
They want to be a part of that and they don't know how to join
00:29:30
the team. So it's just there's always a
00:29:34
way as time goes on, as time goes on, things change and you
00:29:39
know, reconnect. So that's it's just all good.
00:29:44
Ain't got to be every day. Just a message here and there.
00:29:47
I like here, a comment there. It's all gladly appreciated.
00:29:51
I talked to any and everybody and I don't judge.
00:29:53
So it's it's a good way and I'll talk to everybody.
00:29:57
If you ever want to DM me, you can follow me on social media.
00:30:02
We legit 1/6 on Instagram and Tiktok Facebook we legit
00:30:08
clothing and you can also send me an e-mail at we legit
00:30:12
llc16@gmail.com. And if y'all want me to talk
00:30:18
about any particular topics, send me Adm and and I'll figure
00:30:24
it out and put it in to put it together.
00:30:27
And if you would like to be on the podcast and I'm explaining
00:30:32
your your journey story or your talent, same thing.
00:30:37
Just shoot me Adm. What's next for the next season?
00:30:44
It's going to be deeper conversations, higher standards,
00:30:50
more structure, sharper focus on guests, storytelling, and adding
00:30:58
a lot of impact because I motivated a lot of people in so
00:31:04
many different ways to where I feel like I should talk a whole
00:31:09
lot deeper because originality with me is everything.
00:31:13
And that's what I'm all about. As I stand by what the company
00:31:17
name is, We legitimately still building.
00:31:21
But the next season isn't about proving.
00:31:25
It's about positioning, growing, growing, growing and getting
00:31:35
close to closing this out. I would like to speak to
00:31:39
directly to the builders, the creators and dreamers.
00:31:45
Don't stop what you're doing. Everything might be low views,
00:31:51
people watching it all kind of stuff.
00:31:53
But don't worry, they are watching.
00:31:57
They might not believe in you just yet that they are watching.
00:32:01
And it's all about encouraging patience.
00:32:05
And then once you got patience, then things gonna start
00:32:09
aligning. Once things is aligning, then
00:32:13
it's gonna build up yourself belief.
00:32:15
And once you build up yourself, belief can nothing can stop you
00:32:19
'cause now you are in motion and it's just a matter of time to to
00:32:27
catch the spotlight. History say no, not history.
00:32:32
Numbers say that black-owned businesses only last 18 months.
00:32:36
I've been around since August of 2021.
00:32:39
Started off with making shirts and clothing, hoodies, jackets,
00:32:43
jerseys, transition to podcasting and transition to
00:32:47
another company. I'll be starting under the same
00:32:50
umbrella but just another portion of the company in the
00:32:54
next couple of months or so. You can start one way, but you
00:32:58
can always venture off into something else.
00:33:00
It's like when you go to college, you might have one
00:33:03
major you like, then you get a secondary.
00:33:06
So it's the same grind, different aspects.
00:33:12
And all you people need to know is if you are building and it
00:33:20
feels heavy, you are not behind, you are becoming.
00:33:27
We legit we still building. And before I close this out,
00:33:35
just remember this, Your story matters, your grind matters and
00:33:41
where you are heading is bigger than where you started.
00:33:46
No shortcuts, no excuses, just hustle and purpose.
00:33:52
If you feel this episode, tap in, subscribe and share it with
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someone on their grind and keep the movement alive.
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00:34:56
protect your peace and keep the grind going and we still
00:35:02
building the right way You did y'all Enjoy your night.