Big Sean Reveals The Manifestation Secrets That Made Him A MAGNET For Abundance

28:15I let go of no free time. It's like, this is a time to get money. You know, we come from a place like Ohio, right? Or Detroit or like, you know, the Midwest in general, where when you get an opportunity, it's like, you got to take advantage of it. You got to keep your foot on a neck. You got to like, keep your foot on the gas. Like you don't let up, like don't let the opportunity pass. And you kind of take that idea and it's implanted in you. And it's one of those things that you just like move forward with. Right. And you take it with you and you're like, I got to do this. I got to do that. I got to do that.

28:45I got to do that. Or else I'm going to fall off and, and go back to be irrelevant or something or yeah, whatever. Or just go back to living with, you know, it's like you create these stories. Like I'm going to go back to living where I grew up at. Right. Like for me, I grew up in, I grew up in the hood and like, I remember when I was analyzed it, I'm going to go back to the point where I analyzed like, yeah, what if everything didn't work out and I moved back to the hood? I was happy there too. Like, I figure it out still. Like, you know what I mean? So I'm not scared of that. Like, you can't let anything, you can't live a fear-based life for sure, you know?

29:21So point being is that, you know, when I realized that all of those things weren't separate, I knew I had to make a change, and I just quit doing everything. You know, I quit. I, like, canceled everything I had to do, canceled everything that I had coming up. And I was like, I got to figure out why I feel like this. Interesting. And it took a long time. And somehow the universe was blessing me. Still, like, I never, like, was really low on money or low. Like, the universe was providing its means for me to figure it out. And that's how I knew it was in alignment with what I needed to do. Wow. You know.

30:01It's hard to say no to money sometimes and big opportunities, though, right? It is. You've got this artist or this person or this TV show that wants to do something with you, and you say no. Wow. Yeah. But that's a lot of power, too. It is a lot of power. And yeah, because you're not coming from a place of scarcity. You know, your your character, your person comes first. You got to know the order of operations. You know what I'm saying? And you're at the top of that. So, yeah, it's great. You know, there are times where my team looked at me like, yo, you passed up on this amount of money because you were.

30:36I was like, yeah, I was exhausted and I was this and I had to be here for my son and I had to do that and more will come. I believe in that. I really, truly do. And it does. Yes. So you have to have that faith in yourself. You have to have that invisible bridge below you and know that you're going to walk across it and get to the other side. You're not going to fall flat on your face. Did you ever have a scarcity mindset? And if so, how did you learn to switch it into an abundance mindset? up. Yes, I really feel like that. I talk about that on a song I have called Break the Cycle with Charlie Wilson, produced by my boy Leon Thomas.

31:12And I say like one of the cycles I broke in my family is the illusion of scarcity, because it really is an illusion. And you could be like, no one can, you know, I didn't have any type of advantage coming into the world, you know necessarily like I didn't have like any padding financially I didn't have anything like I did have a grandma who worked real hard who was a female black captain in World War II and then she was a one of the first female cops in Detroit and then a teacher and a counselor was a historical woman and she did all these amazing things and she worked her off to give us a great you know So the best light that she could provide, her and my granddad.

32:00But we still financially had a lot of troubles, you know. So I think it was something that a lot of us get taught early. Like, oh, money's hard to come by. That's a concept that's not really true. Even the concept of, man, playing video games is a waste of your time. It's more playing video games right now. Making millions right now. Bank. Yeah, tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars. it's like that really in hindsight teaches you that just do what you love there's a there's a audience pool and a necessity for anything especially if your heart is attached to it so my thing is i had to over time just make an agreement with god that i'll never have to worry about that.

32:48That meaning like, like I'll always get provided with what I need. I'm, I'm, as long as I'm operating from my heart and am, and am of service and that's what, then, then that's, I always have all that I need, period. I love this, man. Everything you're saying is resonating with me. And there's so many questions I want to ask you about that. But before I do, in chapter four, again, we're talking about your book, Going Higher. This is a game changer. Make sure you guys get a copy. In chapter four, you talk about the fluidity of fortune and how you had to really unlearn some of these things about money.

33:29I'm curious then, how did you learn to reprogram your subconscious mind to manifest money more when you weren't taught those things early on? Man, I have to give it up to Deepak Chopra because The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success. Such a good book. That actually was the first book that broke down money as an energy. And when I first, when I read it, I was like, what? And he was just saying, just like anything, like you can attract it. It's magnetic. So you could really be a magnet for whatever it is you're after in life. And that includes money isn't off the table. And, you know, so one of the things that I had to adopt is that there's enough money for everyone to go around.

34:11You don't have to look at it as like you're in a desert and there's like a glass of water and you have to, you know, it's not like that. Money is getting printed every single day. When did you learn this? How old were you? When I first read that book, I was 17, I believe. So that's when I was like, OK, I tried to like, obviously, I didn't have a dollar to my name. So, I mean, besides the$20 I would get for allowance every week for doing chores and stuff. But like. And when did you first put it into practice? You learned this new concept. It was something completely new. Money's all around me. Right.

34:46I had to learn the concept from experience. And how did you put it into practice where you said, oh, it's actually real what this means? At first it was like, hold on to your money. Hold on to it. Right. It's like, that's like the thing. You can get your money. Hold on to it. I remember when I got my first advance check for$15 ,000, and I took my girlfriend to get ice cream, and it went down to$14 ,970. And I was like, ooh, it's going away. Yeah, it's like you felt it. And the reason that it felt like that is because that's not in alignment with how it should be. You know, I really feel like that, like, it feels good when you can, like, provide and, like, you know, because you are like a vessel, man.

35:32And it's like whatever you choose to activate. And by the way, my life now doesn't go exactly how I always wanted to go. I don't, like, there are times where, like, things happen and I'll be like, this is not how I wanted this to go. oh, this is not how I wanted it to happen. But then you just got to move on, man, and just go to the next thing. But my point is, is when I started to implement that, was around the time, like I said, around 19 when I got my first advance check. And then, like, every time that I was like, oh, weight is getting low, there's always an opportunity for something else to figure your way.

36:11And that's when you do right by yourself and when you do right by, you know, everyone around you and when you are empowering people and when you're trying to like just be who you are meant to be, the best you, it's like things I promise you is going to happen for you. So when you get money now and when money comes in and when money comes out, how does it feel for you emotionally when you receive and spend money? Lately, I need to, I've told myself like I need to be a little more grateful for the money that does come in, I've kind of have gotten like, oh, okay, cool. Used to, oh, okay, this. Oh, we got that check.

36:49Okay, cool. Oh, that came in, that, that deposit hit. And I don't, I told myself, like, I, by the way, I do affirmations every day. So it's like, I'm grateful is one of them. I'm thankful for my life and every aspect of it. Like, but I do want to just put, I do want the God to know because I always like to think that God gives us everything we need, right? And, and like, and a lot of times what we want as well, especially when it aligns with what we need. And one of the things that I want is money, right? So, and then when it comes in, I shouldn't just pretend like it's supposed to be like that.

37:30I should really acknowledge it and be grateful for or more. So I've actually, and that kind of comes with just having a busy schedule. I'm still a new dad in a sense. I'm still, you know, a lot, I have a lot of hats as a person and you kind of like lose the importance of a lot of things. So I've been, I've been meaning to like really moment by moment, be grateful. You know what I mean? There's an amazing book called Happy Money by Ken Honda. I think you'll like it where he says, uh, it's, it's about the Japanese art around money. And when I had him on the show, it really helped me fortify my abundance mindset around money.

38:10And he said, when money comes to me, I don't care if it's a penny or a million dollars or anywhere in between. I say, thank you to that money. Thank you to the dollar. Thank you to the$20. Thank you to the money I found in the streets. Thank you to the million dollar check. Thank you. Yeah. And I say, thank you. Where do you want to go? And it says, where do you want to go now? Do you want to go to my bank account and sit there for a while? Do you want to go into the stock market? Do you want to go into this business deal? Should I give this to someone for free? Like, where do you want to go? And he says, when we look at it as energy and as abundance, and we are appreciating it, it appreciates in value.

38:44It does. And we don't hold on to it, but we say, where do you want to go? Because I know more is coming to me. Oh, I'm going to use that. Where do you want to go? It flows. Everything, man, that gave me goosebumps, man. Because everything has a life to it. Even, like, making music, it's like I sometimes, like, when I'm on a beat, I ask myself, like, okay, what does this song want to be? Where does, you know? Where does it want to go? What do you want me to say on it? And sometimes I'll get it then. And that should go for everything. And I do have a very, like, diverse portfolio when it comes to, like, finances and stuff.

39:20Like I do have like stuff in the stock market, stuff in crypto, real estate. I invested in businesses that worked and didn't work. You know, I made money off some. What's the best investment you've ever made in your life? Best investment I've ever made in my life? Currently, probably the return was probably Bitcoin. I ain't gonna lie. I also invested in Uber, which has kind of been a long play. I kind of got in a little bit late with Uber, but I think one day it's going to pay off. But really the whole point of my portfolio is to pass on to my kid. Or I only have one now. Or my kids. What's the best investment you've made in yourself?

40:01Probably spending all my money on studio sessions growing up. That was probably the best investment yet. It trained me to be in a studio, be on a mic, to write music. And I've written music for not just myself, but I've also written some stuff for other people. Like I've written stuff for Janae. I've written stuff for I got to write with Anderson.Paak and Bruno Mars and like some other people, obviously for Ye as well. Like I've gotten a chance to like be a writer in that sense, not just for myself and not like I'm not saying I wrote like people's albums. I'm talking about just slightly contribute as a writer, investing in that just early on, you know, being 11 years old, 12 years old in the studio.

40:47What's the best investment you can make in yourself today that you haven't spent the money on yet? Time is the most valuable currency that you can spend and you can get back. That's the biggest investment is to put time into something. That is what you put time into is worth more than anything because it can bring you. You know, all of these things can be a byproduct of it, like money or happiness or, you know, impacting someone's life, which is the main goal is to really impact someone else, you know, to be of service. And you let you let the the laws of the universe apply to you, you know, and it comes back to you in a way you may not expect.

41:37But I think that when we realize how interconnected we all are, when we realize how you take away the singularity of a job, the singularity of a house you live in, the singularity. And then you go within and you realize that not only are we all operating on the same system, we all are very much so alike. And everything that's alive, everything that's flowing in nature, every animal, everything, it's like we all come from this certain energy that we all are empowered from and we all are made from. It's like the some people call it prana. Some people call it love. Some people call it whatever it is you want to call it.

42:18We all when you boil it down through all the layers, we all are interconnected. connected and you see it you see it as examples like for instance when we're in traffic and everyone's moving at the same pace and like stops at the same time and this and you see it's like you see us even during a pandemic everyone's shut down it's like you see how we all operate when it's when when you take away all the layers we all have to operate on the same wavelength and um it goes deeper than that but you know invest invest in time to me is something that we all have right now. Some people have more time than others.

42:56Yeah. And that is probably the greatest investment. You mentioned a little bit earlier about how when you had everything, but you also felt... I don't want to say everything. I think I labeled it as everything, but I didn't have everything. It wasn't like Thanos with the rings on. When you had everything that probably your 18-year-old self had dreamed of. Yeah, that's right. Rich, famous, on tour, working with every big artist that you were looked up to, all that stuff. 1 ,000%. Yeah. All the money you could ever dream of, you know, it's like everything playing in front of sold out arenas and you weren't feeling good.

43:30You mentioned how you were doing, you know, drugs, alcohol, weed, things like this. And people, and people made it to seem regular, but yeah, go ahead. You know, that's not regular. Where do you feel like your frequency was when you were doing drugs, alcohol, weed versus when you're not doing that? I don't really get like blasted anymore so i'm trying to remember how that was my frequency i was happy at the time i was definitely happy but i don't know it's like like i said it's not the same as like a high off a life feeling you know it's not the same it's like synthetic yeah versus the real thing you know i've never been drunk or high in my life wow amazing i played college football so i was always at like the frat party type of stuff.

44:17And so I never knew what that's like to be drunk or high. It's kind of embarrassing, I'm not going to lie. But every time I'd go to the parties, everyone was like, I can't, you have to drink, you have to drink. It was like very forceful. Like you have to drink. And I was like, I can get high on life. I don't need this. Or I can have a Sprite or whatever. And some people may think that sounds cliche or corny or whatever. But I feel like it's the natural high of just, I love my life. I'm grateful to be here. all these different things. I could get to that space. So I never felt like I needed the alcohol or something to get there.

44:50So I don't know what it's like, but is the frequency different when you're high or drunk? Well, let me tell you something. So I stopped drinking for like years and stuff. And like, so when I'm at an event and I see everyone drunk around me, it's so funny to see people high and drunk and you're like straight sober. Yeah. And, um, the frequency obvious, Yes, obviously it's tremendously different, but it just also is like, you don't need to be having, it's like the frequency matches the environment too. So it's like, you may not have to be like at a high frequency when you're in the middle of a club and you just want to get drunk.

45:30And, you know, it's, it's, uh, I do think that like the longterm effects of like, you know, I've had friends that was alcoholics. I've seen it ruin people's lives. I've seen it like ruin. I've seen people not be able to, you know, it affects a lot of things. It doesn't just affect your body physically. Alcohol affects your brain for like weeks after, months after, years after and same with like, especially these pills and things like that. So I would also say it affects your soul. I think it affects your soul too. So yeah, I do think that, um, a hundred percent, I do think that the frequency is not the same as when you're like for instance sober and you're high experience and high of life which I've experienced and that's can't beat that you know why you can't beat it because you are the drug it's not like you're taking something to feel the effects of it it's like you are the source of it so it's like you are creating the high yes you know and like you're in alignment with what is going on in the world so it's like you can't beat that let's go you can't even buy that you know what I'm saying Man, you can't buy that.

46:37You can't buy that. And you have to tap into something deeper to create it. Exactly. You have to tap into that ultimate power within you to create it. Yeah. And, you know, when you say, like, you have to tap into it, I think people get a sense, like, it's a lot of work or it's, like, very hard. And I'm not saying it is or it isn't. It can be more work for everyone is different. Everyone's on their own path. But it doesn't take much. It really just takes being real with yourself and finding out what works for you to be able to tap into the life that you deserve, that you can experience and really enjoy, you know, but it starts within.

47:16That's the point. Enjoy. Oh, man. I like that. Yeah. Do you smoke or drink a lot right now? No. Not at all. Not at all? Not at all. No Adderall? No. No. No drug? No weed? No even? Why did you decide, you know, when you were making money and doing drugs and everything was working out, why did you decide now not to be on drugs or alcohol? Well, I'm still making money. So that's another thing. Like, those have nothing to do with each other. You know what I'm saying? There are people who are on all those type of things that are way richer than me, but that don't mean they're more successful than me.

47:52People tie all these things together. They'd be like, oh, because you got$150 million, do you think you're more successful than me? It's like that has nothing to do with it. That's just a concept that we tie to that, you know? That just means you have more money than me. That's all that means is that you have more money. That don't mean that, like, you get to me holding my baby. Like me going trick-or-treating with my son, that's success. That's successful. That didn't cost me hardly anything. So it's like you what is people tying everything together and you're going to be a victim of these conditional things like thinking that money is success.

48:35Now, success brings does bring money. Success also brings a lot of other things success can can bring. But it's not that. And that's what I mean by like separating it all. You know what I mean? So I don't I didn't I didn't tie like. You know, I used to I used to be like, oh, this is the reason why I'm successful is because I'm taking this Adderall, you know. Yeah. And then that's when I realized I had a problem when I would go to the studio and I couldn't do the studio without taking it. So that's when I had to check myself and be like, no, you know, like that. This don't this isn't right. Like this is I'm here.

49:17falling apart, thinking that I don't have what it takes when I'm the one who got myself here. 100%. Did you ever make agreements with God? Yes. I talk about that in the book as well. I made agreements with God about one of the agreements I made is that like, we talked about financial. I don't want this to be like a big financial episode, but one of the agreements I made is that, yeah, I always, you know, well, when my son was born, I made an agreement to be the best dad I could be, you know. Um, another agreement was that, um, when I'm pursuing, you know, my passion or my purpose or having my heart in the right place that I'll never have to worry.

50:03Like I always have the means needed, you know, no matter what, that's an agreement I made. I never have to worry about money or whatever it is, you know, that has to deal with that. And there are some other ones that are, like, kind of a little more personal. Sure. Yeah, no worries. I mean, those are very personal, too, especially my son is as personal as it gets. But, yeah. What was this moment like or moments like where you said, God, I'm going to make an agreement with you? And did you hear anything in return? I feel like God talks to you in a lot of ways. It's not always where you hear it in that sense.

50:38Sometimes you feel it. And feeling it is like hearing it, you know, like goosebumps when you get goosebumps and, you know, whatever it is, you know, or something happens in synchronicity with that. There was one time in my life where I heard the voice of God, though, one time. And it wasn't when I was like meditating. It wasn't when I was like, you know, I've done like intense meditations like on top of mountains and, you know, or like wasn't when I was like peaceful on a walk. It was when I was like, it was between, it was like late at night or early in the morning rather.

51:20And I heard, it's really so personal. I don't even know if I want to share it all the way. I definitely heard the voice of God. And it said something that resonated. It was a voice I'd never heard before that sounded so familiar.

51:37And it's giving me goosebumps, man. It was, like, very real, and I knew exactly what it was. It wasn't like what. Like, I wasn't dreaming. I was very conscious, and I heard it twice. And I got a message, and then I was like, what? And then I got it again. And it was very loving, but it was very heavy. And it was very, like, present. It was very clear. Wow. I know. Was it giving you wisdom or guidance or just kind of like an affirmation for you to remember something about yourself? Yeah, it was, like, definitely, it was, like, just, it just was personal that related to me, you know? And it was something that I'll always remember.

52:24And always apply. And is that when you said, I'm going to make an agreement with you? No, that was another time. So, no, when I said an agreement, you know, God is something you feel more so than something that is like you see. Even though this is all a testament to God, me, us being able to talk, communicate. It's all a miracle. It's all a miracle. It's all a miracle. Yeah. You know, you realize that because, yeah, like we get so desensitized. So we're used to life until we aren't here no more. You know, you got to remember. So one of the things having a kid taught me is like the sperm and the egg.

53:03You're fighting impossible odds. It's like the odds are like a million times crazier than winning the mega millions that are billions. You know, it's like crazy astronomical odds that you beat to get here, that you fight through, that you get to. And then you're the one that makes it into this into this egg. Right. The one out of all these hundreds of billions of other. Sperm. Yeah. That's crazy. So you got to realize that on a level we probably we fought to be here. You this is something this is a privilege to be here for real. Not just saying that trying to sound like positive is really a privilege to be in.

53:40It's like for real. And you have to understand that, you know, we we we circum ourselves and get used to this life. But it's miraculous every day. You see it. It's like you we see the sun give life to all of these things. We see how everything works in such a system that if one thing was off, if the sun was a little bit closer, if the moon was a little bit closer, we wouldn't be able to survive if the temperature was a little different if you know earth could survive but we couldn't survive so you got to understand that we're here for a reason if you're on earth you're here for a reason it ain't doesn't mean you're meant to be the president of the united states or whatever because we think oh that's a reason worth living no your reason could be to impact somebody your reason to be could be to enjoy the beauty of life that's a reason and that's fine.

54:38You know what I'm saying? So, um, I know we got a little bit off topic, but you know, I think one of the things that people should keep in perspective of like, yo, we here and it's just, this is this, we in it right now. Right. Like we're lit right now. Like we're in it, you know? Right. For sure. Yeah. There's two things we were talking about. One, you heard, you heard God's voice a couple of times when you heard God speak to you, did something in your life start to change? Did you do things differently? Did you make other agreements with yourself on how you're going to live your life or to just remind you about what you're supposed to do next?

55:17Well, I really appreciate you bringing that up because you remind me. It's like I love getting reinforcement. It's all synchronicities, man. It is. I was meant to hear that, you know, today because it's like, yeah, I got to remember that. that what I was told that day, you know? You don't have to tell me or us, but yeah. Yeah. But what was it? It wasn't like the deepest thing. Yeah. But it's something personal. Some stuff is personal. 100%. And it's like, you know, you got to like hold on to some stuff, share some stuff. Yeah. But more like, what did it tell you without telling us what it said?

55:50But what did you feel you were meant to do with that information? What I'm doing, not be quiet, not trying to be too cool, you know, share what I have to offer and be and be of service and you know have fun yeah also yeah you know that's those are the things that i got from what i heard that's cool yeah so when was this since years ago was no this was like a year ago probably yeah as of recent after years after my son was born yeah after he was born which that's a real miracle right there no wow having a kid or like by the way it's very very um it's a lot more than you could do you have kids or not not yet but we're oh yeah okay hopefully starting it's a lot more than you could imagine um my hats go off especially to moms and mothers um what's the best thing about being a dad for yourself i love being a dad i'm a i'm not just a father i'm a dad too so i'll be like baths diapers this that spending time playing like Like, I don't play about, like, when it comes to that with my son because, you know, one of the coolest things, like, having my dad around is I could talk to him in a different manner now.

57:08I kind of understand him differently. And there are times where I have other things to do, and I'll put things off that are important sometimes for my son, you know. And I remember I said, man, it's crazy. He's one year old. He's not even going to remember this. and my dad was like, yeah, his DNA is going to remember it though. That hit me like a lightning bolt. You know what I'm saying? It was like, yeah, he may not have a memory of it, but his DNA is so knowledgeable that he'll remember it and your guys' bond is going to outlive his memory. You know what I'm saying? Like for as long as he remembers, he's going to have a bond with his days.

57:55It's not like you meet somebody and go on a date and it's like, oh, you're great. Like, let's be friends or, you know, whatever. It's like, no, he's going to, that's, that is like, you're setting up the building blocks. And that's when I was like, this is always productive. Always productive. I was asking your dad beforehand when you left the room for a minute. I was like, what's the thing that you're inspired by the most about your son? Oh, what'd he say? And he said that you treat everyone as if they're special, whether they're someone or they're nobody. You treat everyone with kindness, respect, generosity, and you have a big heart and you want to serve people.

58:32And I thought that was really cool to have your dad say that about you. What's the thing that inspires you the most about your dad? Oh, man, his heart. You know, I talked about it. he has such a a giving heart such a he's a he has a pure like soul to me and he was just a caring he did he was caring and like one of the things I vividly remember growing up was like our rise to school I like how real he kept it with me I like like just how like that's how I learned about like the birds and the bees with my dad. Like, I just appreciated him, like, really just keeping it real with me. And also, like, you know, we would do, like, a word of the day sometimes on the way to school, you know.

59:22So he was a special guy, and I feel like he, like, approached everything with love, you know, and I appreciated that. I saw an interview online. I don't know who this was, but I saw a clip of an older man who had billions of dollars, successful entrepreneur. And someone asked him like what his definition of success was. He's probably in his seventies. And he said, my adult children wanted to hang out with me today. That's success, right? That was success for him. Yeah. Not the B he had in his account. Exactly. But like that, my adult kids wanted to spend time with me, not for my money, but they genuinely loved me and they wanted to hang out.

1:00:04And it sounds like, I don't know, it seems that way. I just met you guys both recently, but it seems like, you know, You guys are hanging out together, and that's got to feel good for both of you. It is. Life is short, man. And a lot of people don't have good relationships with their parents, and there's traumas and challenges. And I'm not saying you guys have a perfect relationship, but it seems like. And to that point, I do feel like we get, I believe this. You can argue with me all day. I do feel like we choose our parents coming into this world. So what that means is some people might be like, Like, oh, I hate my mom.

1:00:40Like, I did not choose her for my mom, right? Or, like, I hate my dad, right? But my thing is, is, like, it goes back to the concept of God don't give you what you want. God gives you what you need. Like, say if we're here to progress our souls, if we're here to learn. You know, we don't know what it's like to learn on a soul level. That's something that the experiences can only teach you. and the person you're sculpted to be, that comes from experiences, right? So sometimes people learn from having great parents or whatever or great role models in their life to be like them. And some people even learn better from not what to be.

1:01:19And some people realize later on the lessons that they're taught from dealing with things that they did not want to go through, you know, because it may switch a whole something around or it may inspire something. We never know what. We never know really. We can make these assumptions and plans and God going to laugh at us because it's never as linear as we think it is all the time. Yeah, 100%. On page 93 of your book, you say, make three agreements with the universe. Write them down and sign your name underneath with the words, so be it. Why do you like that practice? And why do you recommend people making three agreements with the universe?

1:02:06Well, I just chose the number three because that's a good number to me. Like, you could do 10 if you want, or you could do one if you want. Or, you know, I just chose like three just to get your mind going. But I signed it at the bottom because to me, it's like a contract. You know, it's like that's how I sign my business deals. I sign it at the bottom. I put the so be it there because that's like a declaration. That's like you like, that's like you activating it to me. You know, it's like you sign it and then you hit it with a so be it. Like, or it is, or it is done. To me, it's like, I don't want people to think that's like witchy or anything like that.

1:02:46It's not to me. To me, it's more like, it's more so like business. That's how businessmen be operating. And they signing that signature right there. They are. You know, so. It's making it a stronger bond with energy, God, the universe, with your destiny. Yeah, and that's how serious you're taking it. You're taking it serious enough to write it down, sign your name, letting it know who it's from, and solidifying it. So that's how I look at it. Something I did in my early 20s was when I was broke, I was living on my sister's couch in Columbus, Ohio. And Columbus, Columbus, Seabus, baby. The greatest performance of your life was in Columbus.

1:03:22I don't know about the greatest one ever, but it was a good one. It was a good one, yeah. But I was at a dark phase for about a year and a half, and I was trying to figure out how to develop self-worth. I was playing arena football, and I was chasing the NFL dream. I got injured, and I was never good enough to make it, but I lived my dream in terms of getting paid$250 a week to catch a football and play in front of audiences. For me, that was like part of the dream as a kid. Got injured on my sister's couch for a year and a half, and I realized my ego was much bigger than my self-worth. And I thought I had things figured out, but I really had no skills besides catching a football.

1:04:01And I was actually a scared little boy inside. And I remember thinking of these things. I was like, what is the goal and the dream I want to accomplish? I would write these things down and I would create a certificate of achievement. I would write the goal down with the date I wanted to accomplish it. And I would sign it and frame it and hang it on my wall. And that gave me something to look at every single day. And I said, who's the man I need to become in order to accomplish this? I have low self-worth. I'm in a lot of self-doubt and fears. I need to go conquer these fears and develop these skills to accomplish this dream.

1:04:35Has there ever been a time in your life where you felt low self-worth? And if so, how did you learn to develop more worthiness for yourself? Has there ever been a time you had low self-worth? When did I have low self-worth? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, of course. I'm human, man. Like, I think we all go through those times where we kind of like doubt ourselves, question ourselves. Like, yeah, like when you're especially when you're after something or when you know you're like when you know you can do better. Which is a lot of us. We know we feel like we can do better. We feel like we're made for more. or we get that confused.

1:05:14Well, maybe we don't know that, but we get confused of like feeling bad and wondering why you feel bad. It's like if you realize that like you're an antenna and like you're like a like it's like tuning the radio station, if it's off, you're going to you're not going to get the message. So like those times are meant for you to just like fine tune yourself and get on the right frequency so you could really get to where you need to be. Right. The ego part that you were talking about, your ego is bigger than your self-worth. To me, a lot of people say you need to kill your ego, blah, blah, blah. To me, I feel like your ego is a part of you.

1:05:49You can't really kill a part of you. You got to work with your ego and you got to be like ego. Yourself is all of these different things. You're like a mental person, spiritual, emotional, physical. Then there's like the ego that's a part of it. right and then there's like your heart that's a part of it your gut all these things I feel like are like the makings of like it's like the team of you that lives in this one being your soul right I feel like you can't just let your ego be in the driver's seat all the time there are times where it needs to be in the driver's seat where it's like oh the cameras are on you what you gonna do like that's times where it's like ego like we about to I'm never you know but you know but to me as far as that goes um those are just the learning experiences that only life would teach you man you know like you go through those moments and they make you who you are it's like you wouldn't be who you are if you didn't have that time where you slept on your sister's couch in columbus it's true man you know i mean and the the willingness to want to do better that's like it's different if you were satisfied with that if you were like this is it this is this is good this is what life is but you weren't and I think that's something to really embrace is that willingness to want to do better and I know it hurts to people out there I know it hurts it could be you could want to take your life over it you know um you could want to like just give up and be a terrible person to people but I'm telling you man that's like it's just all part of it and nothing lasts forever even if things do last a long time nothing lasts forever so So that's true.

1:07:29Embrace it. Let that be your fuel. Let it be your fire. You know, I can't give you the directions on how to be successful. I can only show you what has worked for me in some situations or, you know, you can only tell us what has worked for you in some situations and you apply it to yourself. But you do. I can 100 percent know that you got what it takes. I'm going to look at every camera. You got what it takes. You got what it takes. You got what it takes. I promise you. In your book, we're talking about Go Higher, which is a powerful book. You mentioned that some of the early books that you got into, The Four Agreements, The Secret.

1:08:06I got to interview Rhonda Byrne, the creator of The Secret, a couple of times. And it was really powerful. She talked about the law of attraction, manifestation. I'm curious, what is your formula for manifestation in the law of attraction for you? Is there a definition for you? Is there a code for you on how to manifest better? There have been times where I've attempted to manifest things and it didn't happen. And there are times where it did happen. And there are times where it happens at a time where I didn't expect it to happen. And then there are times where it's like, oh, I put that, you know, I let that go and it ended up coming to fruition.

1:08:43So everything is different. But for me, what works is like just having clarity on it. and being realistic with myself or embracing the unrealistic. 185 million records is kind of unrealistic to think about. It's unrealistic, right? But it feels realistic to me, though. You made it real. Yeah. But if you're 18 and thinking, I'm going to sell almost 200 million records, is that realistic? It's kind of an unrealistic thought. It is, I guess. At that time of life. But then, oh, I sold 100 million. Well, that's just because you may not be there yet. Yeah, exactly. You know, we kind of sometimes that's kind of like where anxiety and depression comes from is that we try and like put ourselves forward in our story.

1:09:30And then by the time you get there, you'd be like, oh, this is it. Like it's like it's it's natural. Right. So it's like and sometimes that anxiety and all of that, like looking forward to something, it can hold you back from just naturally being like, look, it's going to happen when it happens. I'm going to be ready. and you know everyone's situation is different so that mean it could be like say you fail the bar exam five times like it's like you're gonna you're not gonna go your whole life failing the bar exam you're gonna eventually get it because your preparation is going to meet the opportunity as long as you are being aware as long as you are being like okay this that's probably where I messed up at.

1:10:14Let me really do my, you know, the time you put in is never wasted. Yeah. I feel what I'm saying. So, um, yeah. Going back to Posner, uh, uh, I said, what else about Bayshawn that, that really inspired you? And he said during that time, uh, when he was glowing, he talked about a book called ask and it is given. that's one of the ones by Esther and Jerry Hicks the teachers of Abraham shout out Esther and Jerry Hicks and Deepak and um what did that book what did that book though teach you or what did it say for you about your life asking it is given asking it is given taught me to um I guess it taught me to manifest things by putting yourself on the frequency of whatever it is you're desiring.

1:11:08You know? I don't remember what book taught me to... I try not to say want so much when it relates to the things that I really want in life, because I don't like acknowledging the lack of so much. But there's something out there that you want to create, though. Yeah, so I'll say I desire it. It's my desire. You know? I want it. It's like... I'll say I want sometimes, like, oh, I want some pizza. I want that. Things that I know are obtainable. But for sometimes when it's really one of those main goals, I don't like to say I want to be. I like to say like, I can't wait until or like I desire my, you know, it's one of, I desire that or I don't know why.

1:11:50That's just a personal thing. This is really interesting you're saying this because I think a lot of people, I think we need to talk about this for a moment because words matter. Words do matter. And how you desire or want something puts you on a different frequency level. It does. How you speak the word. Yeah, it's the frequency for me. That's what it is. So if you say I'm lacking something, so therefore I want it, based on how I'm interpreting you're saying this, you feel more separate from that thing that you want to create and draw closer to you. Like an example is like, I want that new Benz.

1:12:24And the example is like, man, it's going to feel good when I get that new Benz, man. Like it's going to feel, it's like, when I, like, it's going to be like, man, I can't wait to rock. Like, it's like, you know, I don't even like using Ken either. Like, I'm excited about the new Benz because it's mine. It's just a matter of when. Yeah, it's a matter of when. So it puts you into more of an abundance frequency versus scarcity or lack frequency. So that's what Asking It Is Given taught me by a stranger, Jerry Hicks. It taught me to be on a, put yourself on a frequency and just see how life changes for you.

1:12:59You know, I can't guarantee everything you ever want will happen, but I can guarantee that it will while life will change if you really practice putting yourself on that frequency and keeping yourself there as much as you can. Because it's hard. It's a lot of work, man. And I don't do like life isn't meant to just be work every day. You know, these are it's not you're not like we're not in school all day long to like manifest our goals. It's like you have to find what works for you. Some people prefer therapy. Some people prefer yoga. Some people prefer meditation. Some people prefer writing things down.

1:13:39Some people prefer saying them out loud. Some people, it's like you got to find what really works for you and like see how it goes. How do you balance taking action to create what you want versus attracting and allowing it to come to you? I feel like you do always have to be proactive and you realize that, you know, I feel like you put your attention on your intention. You're proactive, meaning that you take action.

1:14:07And then you also have to be able to let it go. Gosh, it's so hard for people holding on to something, holding on to it. It's like it's like you got to let it go and have that trust, you know, and you're in the middle of trust. you are in the middle of trust. So you have to trust yourself that that's your, whatever your process is, you know? Uh-huh. Yeah. It's hard to trust though. Heck yeah. You want to create it now. And when you feel a lack, you feel separate. You're like, how do I make it happen now? I know. I know it can be hard. I don't agree with you because that's a concept that I don't want to like take on.

1:14:43I don't think that it's hard to trust. I'm saying for some people it's hard. Yeah, it is. It is. Yeah, for sure. It is. And it has been hard for me a lot of times in my life. What's the thing that you've desired the most that took you the longest to attract or actualize or create in your life that you had to trust the longest? Definitely being, I've started rapping when I was 11 years old, so I didn't get a record deal until I was 19-ish, 20, 19 or 20. so that's probably the longest one but when it comes to like numbers and sales and stuff those that's all beautiful you know what i'm saying but that is just like it's so momentary moment it's so moment it's just that is what it is so it's like you that's something you can't control meaning it's all the way yeah and you can put your energy on it you could put your intention and your attention and it may go the way you want it may do better it may do worse but that's something that's out of your control if is how people consume your art the real win is that you got to make it the real win is that you got to create it and that's then that's the win already and putting it out in the universe yeah so it's like all the other stuff is like sprinkles on top is awesome it's great success can be like I feel like that's a can be a part of someone's success is like uh achieving the goals that they wanted to achieve on a project and but like I said when that doesn't happen which that's happened to me there have been times where I've sold records on the album not sold as many as I would like to and so on and so forth.

1:16:32And it's just, you got to just go, keep going and have fun with it, you know? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, sometimes you get to take things too serious and it's like, you know, you realize that you already won by getting to do what you love to do. 100%. Like I said, if, like, you look at anyone else, like, you think Will Smith going to be down and out there? His movie didn't do as well as he wanted, then the next one does amazing, and then the next one doesn't and then the next one does. Like these people, it's like we get to, you know, or they get to be art. Artists. Yeah. You know, like every Van Gogh wasn't the Van Gogh.

1:17:14You know what I mean? It's like every piece is like that's one thing. And that's the beauty of it. That's really the beauty of it, man. You've got a whole chapter in your book about therapy. I'm curious, what is the thing that therapy taught you the most and what is the healing that you've created for yourself that has given you the most peace and freedom? Therapy was just a way of being able to communicate things. You know, therapy has a way of being able to communicate things that you wouldn't normally talk about, things that you wouldn't normally touch on with a friend or family member necessarily or may not be as deep in that sense, you know.

1:17:55So to me, therapy was just a great way to unpack certain things. And, you know, communication, I said this before, like communication is the bridge to salvation that God is holding our hand to walk across. And just like any bridge, you can't skip a step to get to the other side. So it's like when you are in therapy, you is really uncovering so many amazing and hurtful and emotional things about yourself. But it really helps so many aspects of your life, man. It really can help you unpack things. It can help you let go of things. It can help you forgive someone that you've been holding on to. And that stuff is like it takes up real estate in your mind, body, and soul.

1:18:44You know, and it may could be holding you back from something really truthfully. There are a lot of things that I've had to clear in my life. You know, I feel like therapy. Yeah. There are a lot of like mindsets, a lot of concepts that I used to believe that I had to communicate and realize that that is not the truth. And, you know, I learned from one of my mentors a while ago, Christy Sheldon. I haven't talked to her in years, but one of the things she used to do is like when you have a concept of something that you've been applying in your life, she would say whatever whatever whatever it is delete destroy uncreate and transmute across all time space dimension and realities it is done like wow done it's over with it's behind you now and sometimes you have to say it like more than once but yeah like i definitely there was so many i don't even i can't even remember because i've gone i'm over removed them yeah i removed it but But there have been times where I've had to say that multiple times in my life and I still do to this day as well.

1:19:51Like if there's something that is like striking me and like I have to delete, destroy, uncreate and transmute that across all time space dimension and realities. Wow, that's powerful, man. That's a good kind of like mantra to reinforce with yourself. What would you say is the biggest mental block that you've had to let go of to create more abundance in your life? I deserve it. that's one of the things is like thinking you're not worthy, like you said, to create more abundance and to create more whatever it is you're after in life. I guess abundance is a good word to label whatever it is you're after, is to empower yourself and know you do deserve it, you know?

1:20:36And that may, like, that's one of the things that, like, therapy, That's one of the things that for me, meditating or just like, or just reminding myself who I am, you know, I'm not better than anyone, but I deserve whatever it is I desire. That's just, that's a fact. That's really a fact. You know what I mean? So once you get rid of those concepts and of thinking, you know, how can you be unhappy you don't have something when you don't think you deserve it? How do people who feel very anxious, depressed, stressed out, overwhelmed, life's just not going their way, going through a breakup, going through trauma, they feel like everything is against them?

1:21:27How do they learn that everything is actually in their favor and that they're deserving of abundance? Yeah, that's kind of what this whole book is like. Not the whole book, but that's kind of like what I try. First of all, I got to acknowledge that you're not alone. We've all have been there. We've all have been there where the world was against us. and one bad thing happens after another and you're like, well, I guess I'm not meant to be doing this or I guess this is like, you know, where it's brought you to tears or brought you, you know, and the best part about those moments is it teaches you something new about yourself, but it also is temporary.

1:22:12And you can use that for fuel to your fire. And also you have to make a switch in your mind. you have to realize what you're creating everything is a reflection of you so what are you you know instead of blaming everyone else how are you manifesting it yeah instead of pointing that finger when you realize there's three fingers pointing back at you you got to realize that okay i let me let me change if i'm not happy with how things are going let me change let me let me realize that i'm the source and let me change what i'm doing and see if that effect and see how that changes it you know you're not gonna get you're not gonna get uh what you desire by like being like what's up yeah or like being negative and angry at the world or all these things like i'm not saying you can't take that angry there's infinite possibilities you can't take that and let that fuel you but if it hasn't been working for you then yeah you got to change up.

1:23:15You got to change up your mentality because your mentality is everything. It really is. It's the beginning of everything. Faith and then the mentality, you know? Yeah. And it's kind of like what a poser said. That's like, you were kind of down and out for a while or in more of like a lower state. And then all of a sudden he sees you a few months later and you're glowing. So you change something within you. Yeah. You didn't take a pill and make you feel better. You change something within you, you transform to the way you think. And then you create it from a space of joy and possibilities and freedom.

1:23:48Have you ever read that book, The Secrets of... The Hidden Secrets of... I've read it and I can't remember the name of it. It's like talking about speaking to water positively and speaking to the water differently. And you look at the water down to the crystal levels because they're like... And you see that it'll be like a beautiful snowflake when you're speaking to water positively and then it'll be like a deformed looking crazy thing when you're saying like, you suck. You don't deserve this. This and that as opposed to you're worthy. I love you. And you see the difference of how in water, right?

1:24:26And you realize that we're like 70-80 % water and you realize how important it is to speak these things onto yourself and to say them out loud. It has an effect. What that book taught me is not only is that like people could be like, oh, that's woo woo. That's like an opinion. No, that's that's scientific research that the way you what you say, what you put out in the world literally has an effect on your the world around you. A hundred percent. And I think your inner your inner words also, even if you don't speak it out, but you're thinking it also has the effect. You're just thinking I suck.

1:25:06I'm nobody, but you're not saying it, it's still going to impact you. Yeah, it is because that's your subconscious. And to me, your subconscious mind is like the secret to, that's like one of the secrets to manifest in is really, because your subconscious mind can't tell what is like real and what isn't. So meaning like, you might be like, oh, I don't know if this is going to work, but let me just do it. And then you'll be like, I am this, I am that, I am that. The fact that you took the time out to acknowledge that, your brain is going to believe anything it tells you. So even if you're like, oh, I fuck, like, you know what I'm saying?

1:25:41Your subconscious is going to be like, oh, okay. It's like you have to treat your subconscious mind like it's your best gullible friend in the world. 100%. So you feed it. You give it all of the nutrition so it could be the healthiest possible. You know what I'm saying? In your book, you have a couple questions for people. And the question is, what are you avoiding in your life? Is it possible that this thing might serve you in your development? What's the best thing that could happen from it? Curious for you, Sean, what are you avoiding in your life right now? What's the thing you're avoiding the most right now that when you address it, it's going to really help you unlock that next level of abundance and freedom?

1:26:23You know what? That's something I'm going to have to take with me and think about. That's a great question. And I think that I kind of need to take time out a little more to live my life all the way. What I mean by that is, like, whatever it is, whatever I feel, I feel like I have to really accept that I deserve that and that I have the means to do it. And, like, you know, I can't say, like, oh, I should, I'm held back by this or that. So that's one thing. There are a few things on my list that I know that are kind of personal. Sure, sure. You know, but I appreciate you. Reflect on it. I appreciate you because that is something that, that is something that I'm going to actually, I hope somebody wrote that down out there because.

1:27:19Well, you got it in your book. Yeah, I should have brought my journal to take notes, really. I love that you do that. Yeah, of course, man. What do you need to make peace with? These are questions that you have in your book for us, which I think are powerful. You're a deep, wise human being, and I appreciate how you challenge anyone who's getting this book. Again, get the book, go higher. But one of the questions is, what do you need to make peace with? Oh, that was a question in my book. It's your book. Yeah. Which, by the way, the answer I gave is just that some of this stuff is personal, so I just don't want to say it on camera.

1:27:53It's not like I didn't have it. Like, I know what the thing is. A hundred percent. So what was the next one you said? The question is, what do you make peace with? Yeah. I'll give an example of something that I need to make peace with is there is a friend at home that was one of my best friends growing up that hurt me in a sense of overstepping boundaries, try to do business with them, try to put them in things. and you know I don't want to get too many details because I don't like embarrassing people but that's one of the things that I need to make peace with in a sense of knowing how to move forward with that but also letting go of that letting go of that hurt.

1:28:39Not holding on to it. Yeah not letting me apply what our situation was to other situations you know of like maybe being a little bit having a reservation of doing certain business with people because of that situation. And that has nothing to do with that. You know, I have to practice that rule of separation that I've been talking about of like, that has nothing to do with that. What's the next three steps you need to make after this conversation to support you in getting to a peace with that conflict? Well, one of the next three steps is one, I have to take time out to actually address these things and respect that, you know, a lot of times if we're not making money or doing things, we think that it doesn't deserve.

1:29:25Wasting our time or whatever you ask. Yeah, it doesn't think that it deserves that much time. So I have to realize that I need to take time. I need to take responsibility. I need to be confident in my decision. Yeah. That's one of the things that I lacked my whole life was confidence in my decisions. I had confidence as a person, but being confident in my decision, that doesn't matter what the outcome is. The confidence in the decision is already a win. Mm-hmm. you know, because that is the quality of man. And that is the quality that I want to pass on to my future generations. That's something I want to see in my son and his son and his daughter, my daughter, whoever, you know, so.

1:30:21That's beautiful, man. I'm going to follow up with you in a couple of weeks. I would love to. We got to do like a part two of this. I'm down, man. I'm down, man. I've got a few final questions for you. I want to respect your time. what's the thing you are most proud of that most people don't know about you we know you've got you know multi-platinum 185 million records you know you've collaborated with every big artist in the world you're you know a superstar but what's the thing that you're proud of most people don't know about you well besides making like the best kid ever in the world that's one thing i'm for sure proud of.

1:30:59Another thing is being able to achieve something that a lot of people told me was impossible. You know, a lot of people achieve it by not believing them. That's one of the things I'm most proud of because it's so easy to believe what someone says. But to bring it all the way back around, you have to believe what you feel always and not always believe what you see, but always believe what you feel. And that is the one thing I'm proud of that I've been able to do. When you do think you get to collab with your favorite artists, people you consider the greatest, you know from Ye to J to Eminem to Nas to Lil Wayne you know all of my favorites that are alive still and have like plaques with them with their names on it like oh you know this me and Kanye song went seven times platinum oh me and Jay oh me Jay and Kanye song went five times oh your song went this or you this or you know going diamond and all these things it's like something I'm really grateful for and proud of, but the, I'm not as proud of that as just like believing and like, you know, believing in myself that I could do it means more than the actual thing.

1:32:34Yeah. Does that make sense? Of course. A hundred percent. I mean, you've collaborated with some of the, you know, most iconic artists of our generation and I'm sure you've learned incredible lessons from each one of them and have inspiring stories from each one of them. But which one of those names really taught you something that just blew you away of those artists that you got to work with, whether through interacting with them, seeing how they created art, just being in their presence, how they performed on stage? Like, what was the lesson one of them taught you that really inspired you? Kanye, for sure.

1:33:08He was the one who let me be a fly on the wall in the studio. Really? Yeah. Well, actually, there aren't a lot of people who would let a kid come up to them, rap for them, eventually sign them, build a bond with them, give them an opportunity. There's not a lot of people who would do that. And that's just been, he did. He did. Yeah, for sure. And yeah, that's been awesome. Eminem, too, really. What was that like, being a Detroit kid? Yeah, crazy. And Eminem's the king. Yeah, crazy. In Detroit. Crazy. What was that like? Well, one of the things I've been talking about this whole interview, the separation of, I learned that just because you're the biggest rapper of all time in the world doesn't mean that, like, you're taking it easy.

1:34:03It's like his passion has nothing to do with his success, in a sense. It's the byproduct of his passion, but at the same time, he's in the studio every day. He's hungry. He's trying to do his best, and he has sold a trillion records. I said it in another interview. He cares about rapping like how Goku care about fighting. And I really learned that that passion is its own beast. It has nothing to do with... You know, a lot of people be like, oh, you know, it's just, I guess he taught me to just really go with how you feel. You know, that's what he feel like doing. Yeah. I got, I got two final questions for you.

1:34:49I've got a dozen still on here, but I want to respect our time here. But I want people to get your book before I ask the final questions. It's called Go Higher, Five Practices for Purpose, Success, and Inner Peace. This is a game changer. and you wouldn't expect a lot of things you're going to read out of this from a guy like Big Sean, but it's extremely deep, wise, spiritual, and profound. And I want to acknowledge you, Sean, for putting yourself out there like this. I know you do this in your art and your music, and there's undertones of this as well in your music. Yeah. But you really went all in on this book.

1:35:26And I think it's one of your greatest pieces of art because of the impact. it will continue to have for generations and how it's truly feeding the soul for so many people when they dive in and start consuming and capturing some of this. So I want to acknowledge you for taking the leap of faith to put this out there, to put your heart and soul into something like this and to be willing to talk about all these concepts that I don't really hear a lot of artists like you talking about. I don't hear people talking about manifestation and setting a frequency and letting go of the past. You know, you hear about holding grudges and getting back at people and all these different things.

1:36:05You're speaking about boundaries, learning about how to love yourself, self-worth, therapy, you know, recreating bonds with your parents, loving your child, being a great dad, being proud of being a father, being there for yourself. Like all these things, it's just not typical conversation, I think, with that industry. And maybe I'm wrong, But that's what I think a lot of people might be thinking. So I want to acknowledge you for diving in and using your heart. Again, what you said, using your heart to be of service. And I think that's the greatest gift that every person can give to the world is whatever's in their heart, use it to be of service for others.

1:36:45And I acknowledge you for doing that with this book, my man. Thank you so much, man. Two final questions for you. I want people to go get the book, follow you on social media. Where else can we be of service to you today besides getting a couple copies of the book? Like, I just, you know, I care about the product of what the book teaches you more than you getting it. Like, you can get it and pass it on to somebody or, you know, and pass it on to 10 different people. You know, I really love the, it's not about, like, the amount of the books, but, man, I just really appreciate those kind words you said.

1:37:18It's, sometimes it is, gets a little lonely walking the road I'm on, you know. but I kind of just keep it real with myself. So what I can say is that I'm very grateful. You know, of course, anything you hear from me, you can indulge in, you know, just be the best you, man. Like that's the way you do it. You know, you go higher with whatever it is you got going on. This is a question I ask everyone at the end, these last two questions. It's called the three truths. So it's a hypothetical scenario. All right, cool. Imagine you get to live as long as you want to live on this earth, but it's the last day.

1:37:57It could be 100, 200 years old, whatever it is. You get to live and you get to accomplish and manifest all your dreams from this moment till then. But you got to turn the lights off and go somewhere else. Your life is over. On this last day, you have to take all of your work with you. So no one has access to your music, your art, your book. This conversation is gone. Hypothetical. Okay. But you get to leave behind three final lessons. I call it three truths. And we would have access to these three lessons. What would those three truths be for you? One is, sounds very cliche, but you are the source of your happiness.

1:38:38Be happy. You don't have to chase it. It's already there. You just got to choose it.

1:38:47Another is to have fun. See yourself in everyone else because everything that comes into your existence is just a reflection of you and vice versa. So see yourself in everyone because that will really create a lot for you. I promise. A hundred percent, man. Final question. What's your definition of greatness? To me, it's the act of doing your best, right? So to me, the definition of greatness is like living at the highest frequency in every aspect, getting the most out of life. Whatever that means for you, you know, like getting the most out of it. That's greatness. Yeah. My man, big shot. Hey, appreciate you.

1:39:41It's been a true pleasure, man. Yeah. Powerful, man. Thank you. I have a brand new book called Make Money Easy. And if you're looking to create more financial freedom in your life, you want abundance in your life, and you want to stop making money hard in your life, but you wanna make it easier, you wanna make it flow, you wanna feel abundant, then make sure to go to makemoneyeasybook.com right now and get yourself a copy. I really think this is gonna help you transform your relationship with money this moment moving forward. We have some big guests and content coming up. Make sure you're following and stay tuned to the next episode on the School of Greatness.

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