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Episode 3

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this is the dreamers podcast where
dreamers share their stories to inspire

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you

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now join host Joe Pardo as he interviews
a dreamer who’s living their dreams

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welcome to the juniors podcast I’m your
host Joe Pardo and today I’m

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interviewing David Michael who is living
history through djing and his passionate

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DJ website

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welcome to the show David how you doing
Joe I’m doing wonderful thank you for

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coming on course glad to be a part of it

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let’s get started by giving our audience
a brief background of yourself

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sure well I’m 30 years old and I live at
home with my wonderful family my

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girlfriend Stacy and my step daughter
Lillian who’s about to turn 7 by trade

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I’m a systems administrator and by
passion I’m a DJ / producer and I guess

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serial entrepreneur i have work from
home I still you know work the day job

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and my my eventual goal is to quit the
day job and to be you know but pursuing

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my own passions full time I run away
like you said passionate DJ dot-com

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which is a blog and podcast about
becoming a better DJ through passion and

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purpose i also am working on couple
other business ideas

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Stacy and I are working on a amazon
reseller business working on some

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software geared towards managing animal
rescues and then of course just my my

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own djing and an event promotion so I’ve
got my hands and all kinds of little

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baskets and and tried trying to do
probably too much at once but I think

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that’s for me that’s what it’s all about
is i just i like i like the climb and I

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like pursuing my my passions and dreams
and and trying to get where I’m going I

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grew up here in Dayton Ohio to two
wonderful parents who are still together

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there on the oldest of six siblings so
we had grew up in a pretty full house

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outside of that event promotion
marketing there are some of my interests

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my mom into cars I’ve got the Trans Am
2000 trains and that i think are on

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little bit of video gaming and anything
technology

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those are all the things i’m i’m pretty
much stoked about well what-what exactly

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inspires you to be a 12 pretty one

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sir preneur as i said that right yeah
yeah

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I’ve always wanted I’ve always kind of
had that drive 22 want to run my own

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business or or project of some sort it
started back when I was in high school

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a buddy of mine and I actually the guy
who’s working on the animal rescue

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project with me

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we started a local automotive community
type website before Facebook and MySpace

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and social media took off we’d built up
a reasonably well visited forum and did

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events like crusens and and things like
that and I think that’s probably what

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really got me hooked on it because I
enjoyed you know even though it wasn’t

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anything that was my bread-and-butter
that was depending on my enjoyed kind of

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putting these systems in place and
managing the whole you know the small

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Empire i guess and it was it was one of
those things where I came to the

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realization that people were or
benefiting from the value I could

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provide them rather than necessarily the
time i spent working on something as

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with a day job and that is what kind of
got me thinking about you know i would

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rather get paid for my value instead of
my time so how can i make that happen

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so that’s kind of how it is has guided
me this way well that that kind of

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answers the question how did your dream
come about but let’s let specifically go

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into djing and then how passionate DJ
came about

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sure well obviously it starts with the
music I mean meet music is is my therapy

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it’s it’s what keeps me saying when I’m
you know trying to do way too many

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things that wants its it’s not my reason
for living but it’s damn high up on the

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list i mean i’m at i was born into a
musical family might father sings and

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plays tenor sax and you know both my
parents were in the church choir growing

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up and so I would sit in on their
practices and I would hear them do you

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know they would sing alto part then they
were singing soprano part in the tenor

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part and I started putting all these
pieces together it as far as how that

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all worked and ended up taking piano
lessons and that led to me doing

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producing which led to djing which led
to me wanting to tell others about it so

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I i decided that i wanted to kind of a
perfect storm of me wanting to try

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things to get to have new pursuits and
and I wanted to break away from the

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routine i wanted to do something new and
I wanted to find ways that I could gain

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independence financially and it just as
far as my time goes and so passionate DJ

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came about as a kind of an experiment
the beginning of last year basically

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what happened was the the actual phrase
that I said was I want to make my

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thirties awesome and I turned 30 and sep
tember last year so that was kind of

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where it started

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so I’m like okay what what can I do that
is going to maintain my interest long

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enough to really drive something home
because i hadn’t taken on a big project

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like this in a long time and so I
basically did a kind of mind map

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exercise where I wrote out like seven of
my i think it was seven fears seven

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passions and and something else i can’t
remember exactly and and the one thing

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that just kept coming back up is is
djing you know is the one thing that i

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knew that i could write about all the
time and not get tired of it and one

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thing i’m just really interested doing
and felt that I had enough valuable

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information to share with other people
so it started as an experiment you know

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can I build traffic can I build a fan
base

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can I provide value to people will they
will they pick up what I’m putting down

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basically and and it’s been working and
it’s kind of it turns out I’m a pretty

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decent writer which I kind of knew but I
never really had applied to anything

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before I’d never had writing as an
interest until I decided to write about

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something I was interested about and
it’s kind of taken off from there helps

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when you have people that really believe
in you and you know how I found out

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about your site was through DJ z-trip
retweeting an article that you did about

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beat-matching yeah I was probably to ten
reasons why you should still learn how

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to be matched by ear

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something like that should be pretty
self-explanatory is this to a skill

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that’s the very basis of djing outside
of the song selection right yeah it was

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super cool that that particular post
went viral and and brought a lot of

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attention to the site which was a big
confidence booster for me it was my

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first kind of experience with more
people seeing what I had written

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then you know people that I had directly
guided to the site or had seen it

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through friends or friends of friends
kind of thing it was suddenly I had this

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influx of traffic with which is a little
makes you feel a little vulnerable to

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but I’m sure what we’ll talk about that
later

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well how did your your your family and
your friends received you know the first

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the djing and then later when you’re
like hey I’m gonna do this website and i

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am doing this website and oh man all
these people are coming to my study all

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the time because of this one article i’m
sure you were jumping up and down

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yeah he’s out it was received by the
head by those that are closest to you

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so is as far as family goes they’ve
always been really supportive i have

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very supportive family as far as they
don’t hold necessarily know what it is

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that I’m doing but I haven’t dealt with
a whole lot of the criticism as far as

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what why are you wasting your time on
this or that my girlfriend Stacy

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particularly has been incredibly
supportive she realizes that you know

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because I’m trying to do all of these
other projects and and do all this

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writing and this this time that requires
creative energy

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she’s really been supportive through the
whole thing and an understanding and I

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think that it’s actually inspired her to
to make some moose towards her own

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dreams which is pretty cool as far as
friends go been kind of a mixed bag

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mostly supportive

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the funny thing is the the most
negativity that you seem to get when it

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comes to friends are from the people
that are closest to you and it’s they

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don’t mean to do it it i think maybe
it’s just those are the people that you

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have maybe the most honesty you know
with like I had one particular friend

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who was kinda like why why are you
trying to do this full time are you

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trying to be a writer in a DJ and and
all the stuff when you have a good job

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that’s paying your bills you’ve got a
nice house you know you

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everything’s going fine for you and and
i had to be very clear you know it’s

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it’s not that my my job is treated me
poorly it’s that I’ve been doing I’ve

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been working this job for 13 years which
for a thirty-year-old is a long time i

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mean i’ve been doing this since I was in
high school and I’m

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I’m ready to change it up and I want to
do that in such a way that I’m you know

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every day im doing something that I want
to do and i feel like i could spend a

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lot of time on on something like that if
it’s something I love doing

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suddenly it doesn’t feel so impressive
if you love doing it anyway you know

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what I mean very much so you know they
some of them don’t really understand

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that but the ones that have that kind of
same entrepreneurial Drive or it just

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drive in general particularly motivated
people tend to understand more than

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people who are kind of stagnant in their
own situation which is kind of revealing

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and you can’t to eat you have to take it
with a grain of salt because they’re

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they’re typically not trying to attack
you or anything they just don’t

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understand or it may be revealed
something that they don’t like about

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themselves so I don’t take any of that
personally but overall very supportive

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I i have a lot of good people in my life
so I can’t really complain that’s pretty

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invaluable to have people that believe
in you and enough to support you even

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though they don’t get it i always say
it’s to me it’s not a bell

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it’s not necessarily about money it’s
it’s not about wanting it all it’s about

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wanting to do it all

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absolutely i mean I money obviously
plays a factor

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I mean it’s already lost money man
dreams especially dreams

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yeah money is definitely important and
that plays a huge role and in my

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decision-making process but it’s what
good is money if you just collect money

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and it sits there right i mean money is
it means to an end and for me my my end

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is you know I want to be able to pursue
these these passions that are not

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necessarily may or may not be
money-making ventures but they’re just

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things that I’m interested in I want to
do that pre-dated they give value to me

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or others and you know you have to have
money to do that so it’s it it’s almost

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like I’m trying to put systems in place
to make money but in order to gain time

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it’s not really the money that I’m
trying to collect so much as its

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financial independence so that I have
kind of Independence as far as my

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scheduling and my time goes because the
time is the one resource that we do not

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have an infinite

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resource of you know I mean you can
always find a way to get more money you

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can always find a way to get more of
anything but time once times gone it’s

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gone so it’s all about getting to that
point where basically i can do what i

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want i mean in a way it’s kind of
selfish but it’s it’s not just me it’s I

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want to spend more time with my family I
want to spend more time with my music

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and I wanted you know so it all kinda it
centers around money but money is not

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the purpose for sure

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well you know I mean we both know the
tech industry is not great two people

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over the age of 50 right so so it does
make sense especially for you being in

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the tech field to to figure out
something for the next level

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even if it’s not today or tomorrow down
the road you need you’re gonna need

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something especially because I I got
really lucky when I was young in high

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school because i was going to location
of vocational school I managed to get

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kind of an internship big through the
company that I still work for today and

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impress the right person and got hired
on i have so i was i was lucky then but

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the position that puts me and now is I
have no degree i have no certifications

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I have nothing to really fall back on
other than I have 13 years of experience

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in the field and I have worked my way up
a little bit in the corporate ladder but

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you know it’s one of those things where
do I go from here

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do I want to kisses I’m sysadmin now and
it doesn’t really go much beyond that

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unless I want to get into management or
I want to specialize in something like I

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want to be a database administrator or
storage administrator and so i decided

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that i didn’t really that doesn’t really
float my boat anymore especially you

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know going down that road any further so
I’m trying to put all these other pieces

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in place so that i can do what really
what I’m passionate about and still pay

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the bills so when you got started DJing
and then when you got started with

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passionate DJ dot-com what steps did you
take to get started with both of them

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well djing itself I’ve been doing for
close to 10 years

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that you know it’s a little different
time frame than the blog which is much

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more recent but the djing thing kinda
came as a natural progression because

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you know like I said I i had already had
a lot of musical influence i’ve always

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loved music and you know I i went from
playing piano to what if i can like

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write my own songs so then i would try
to like I took a couple of small

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composing classes from my piano teacher
she was like an extra like a Saturday

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thing started learning more about that
improvisation and stuff and then I you

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know 10 15 years ago I came across i
think it was probably an early early

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version of fruity loops or something for
those who aren’t aware that’s audio

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production software and started making
beats and then started making melodies

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and started going well I can make entire
songs you know right in the box so i

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started doing that and then I started
going well how can i how can I perform

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out somewhere and and share music with
people so then it led to be seeking that

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out which led to two djing led to me
getting involved with the scene and

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trying to network and which leads to
marketing and which leads to the blog so

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it’s it was kind of a long progression
over time and I never really had a

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specific plan of attack for djing other
than I’ve got stuff inside me that I

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need to get out and I want to share it
with people and that was a way for me to

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kind of bring a performance are into the
whole thing as far as starting the blog

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there’s a lot of frustrating things
about being a DJ which i’m sure you’re

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fully aware of i mean as far as dealing
with other DJs and dealing with crowds

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and and you know with the the state that
the music industry’s and now there is a

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lot of freedom for people like me to
explore things like this which means

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that it’s you know the barriers of entry
have been lowered so what used to cost a

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lot of money to get involved with and
used to require a lot of investment and

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time and connections and things to do is
now kind of a free-for-all

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I mean you can you can get on online and
download a zillion songs and some free

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software and call yourself a DJ and
that’s all it takes

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which is fine you know I don’t really
care what people do with their free time

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that’s how all of us pretty much got
started in some form or another but what

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gets frustrating is is when people they
tend to devalue the craft or at least

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value what it is that you do or you at
least you feel that way because you’re

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like hey I put a lot of time into this
this is like I’m passionate about this I

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and I put a lot more thought into this
than just hitting shuffle on my ipod so

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and i know that there are other people
out there that feel the same way and i

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want to connect with them so that was
kind of where the the the blog started

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you know is on one hand it was this
experiment you know can I build traffic

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can I build a fan base but on the other
hand it’s like I actually just want to

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find these people who are like me who
think that there’s there’s more to being

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a DJ then how good you can blend between
two songs of your choice you know so i

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started doing a lot of research both in
the blogging aspect you know how do I

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become a better writer how do i write
get headlines how do i do this and that

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luckily I had a lot of the technical
background already already knew how to

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setup a website and all that kind of
stuff so that stuff was easy for me but

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the hard part is giving yourself
permission to do it in a way it’s kind

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of hard to explain but you have to give
yourself permission to succeed and

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that’s something that people don’t
really consider I don’t think but is it

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becomes very real when you decide you
want to do something it you almost feel

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like Who am I to put my thoughts out
there for the world to see or Who am I

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to be standing in front of a crowd you
know playing to this 510 hundred

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thousand ten thousand people however
many it is you know what what gives me

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the right to do that and you have to get
over that I mean you don’t want to be an

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egomaniac but at the same time you know
it’s okay to share your brand of

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knowledge with the world and if people
resonate

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with that and you’re providing value to
them then more power to you

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so getting over that initial hurdle is a
kind of a big deal and its overall it

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really comes down to be giving a crap
about what what you’re writing about and

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what you’re trying to share with people
and it’s kind of funny because there’s a

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lot of parallels between djing blogging
starting a business and these are all

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things that I’m interested and each of
those you want to ask what problems are

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people having that you’re trying to
solve

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how can I help them with that you know
as far as the blog goes it’s like how

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can I treat them like a friend and not
just guessed number thirty-nine thousand

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264 I mean it’s you know I want to
actually interact with people and feel

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like I’m a friend to them and I wanted
to gain friends out of it so that was

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really what what got me started and gave
me the push that I needed was you know i

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feel like i have stuff on my chest to
get out and I feel like somebody else

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will resonate with it and if not fine
but it’s it’s hard to bare your soul to

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an audience and so you you have to
really develop a thick skin quickly and

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that was something that I that was
really thrown in my face with that that

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viral post that actually the beat
matching post that introduced us because

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there were a lot of people that you know
right now that post has I don’t know

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it’s coming up on 200 comments or
something like that

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there-there was just as many actually
they’re the most comments are well this

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article spot on this is great thank you
for writing this I’ve been saying this

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for years . about but then there’s like
that ten or twenty percent that are like

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well if you don’t do such-and-such
you’re not a real DJ or you know get off

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your high horse and blah blah blah and
it’s one of those things like people

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obviously didn’t either didn’t read the
article to completion or I didn’t

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explain something properly and probably
the truth always something and something

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in the middle

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yeah well there’s always gonna be haters

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yeah it is and you you have to really be
prepared for that because you know I’m

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kind of some kind of branding myself as
this nice guy like approachable like

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anybody can talk to me because that’s
just how I am I can attest to that

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well thank you and so I I was like okay
I know that this is a strength of mine

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i’m going to use that I’m gonna be you
know they’re there are other DJ blogs

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out there but I want people to feel like
they can hit me up on skype like you are

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or you know they can join my email list
and reply to something and i’ll actually

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reply back and that sort of thing and
you know i i’m not an egomaniac I’m not

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judgmental it I’m feel like I’m really
easy to talk to and so to get all that

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negative attention suddenly even if it
was the the minority of all the comments

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on their it still makes you cry it just
makes you feel so bad and you have to

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get over that because it’s gonna happen
or you’re probably not making moves you

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know what I mean right up what would you
say that you did to overcome those I

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mean because i would say those are
pretty big roblox I mean I know for me

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personally you know being a DJ
competition and getting booed only once

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want one time but the crowd did not get
what I was coming from but the DJ who

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was operating the whole show for the
competition was like you know screw them

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they don’t know what they’re talking
about what you’re doing is is really

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good keep doing it because you’re
educating them

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yeah it you’re going to have criticism
you’re going to have negativity you’re

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going to feel vulnerable and the only
way that you’re going to get past that

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is it sounds really cliche but is to
just do it i mean you have to

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occasionally have to throw yourself
under the bus a little bit make yourself

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vulnerable because it all comes down to
doing a little bit at a time and you

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have to make yourself uncomfortable or
else your there’s no point because if

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you’re if you’re comfortable then you’re
not changing anything you’re not putting

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yourself out there you’re not making a
difference and you know they’re there

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would be no point in pursuing something
that every single person in the world

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agreed with

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there would be no purpose for what
you’re doing so you have to realize that

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you’re you’re going to run into that
kind of thing and and just grin and bear

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it I mean there’s I haven’t found a
better way to deal with it personally

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it’s harder for me to deal with
criticism and negativity from people i

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know then randoms but it still affects
you

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yeah that the only the only advice I
have is just keep doing it little bit at

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a time I mean baby steps you know my
most interaction that I’ve ever gotten

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on the blog so far is that post that
turned out to be kind of controversial

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and I was not intentionally doing that
because I didn’t go out there and make

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some like sensationalist headlines and
called somebody an idiot or anything

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like that I just put my thoughts on
paper and some people are gonna think

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that you’re Satan for doing that and
just accept it it’s fine so is there any

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parts of your dream your dreams that i
haven’t quite worked out well i’m still

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trying so i’ll let you know obviously I
haven’t been able to quit my job yet but

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i’m still very early on this this
journey I mean I i decided about a year

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ago that i wanted to quit my job and
work for myself I’m not there yet but

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I’ve made so much progress that I I
never would have thought that I wouldn’t

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be as far as I am I mean I’ve got you
know a good readership I’ve got a

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mailing list with several hundred people
on it

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I’ve got people who are writing me every
day thanking me for you know the writing

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that I do and the podcast and everything
so I’m finding those people that are

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resonating with my message and at the
same time you know i’m working on these

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these other business ideas that are
moving slower than i would like but you

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know I’m seeing results so it’s it’s one
of those things well maybe I’ll start

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this business and just dip my toes and
then it makes me a hundred bucks and I’m

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like okay proof-of-concept i can’t i
can’t quit my job but I’ve proven that

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this is going somewhere and so I’m
that’s basically where I am with all of

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my projects right now is I’m I’m proving
to myself that this is okay this is

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where I need to go so yeah that’s a i’ll
let you know if I have any major

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failures I don’t feel like I have so far
but I’ve also traded very lightly as far

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as making investments in things growing
too big too fast

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this whole time I’ve approached it as if
it’s a marathon not a sprint

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via if I could give some advice it is
important to stop and smell the roses

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why you’re doing all this I mean I’m
it’s really easy to get you know for me

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I’m working a full-time job and I i do
work from home now I telecommute so that

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helps a lot with that flexibility but
it’s it’s it’s important to not just do

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what you’re passionate about but to be
passionate about what you do you know

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stop and smell the roses I mean don’t
don’t let life pass you by

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while you’re pursuing your dreams
because sometimes sometimes part of the

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dream is is the pursuit

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you know what I mean and if you position
yourself to where you’re you’re working

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on something that you care about

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it’s not going to feel so much like work
even if your schedule is full

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even if you know your we stayed up too
late you’re losing hours of sleep if you

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love what you’re doing it really goes a
long way but you also have to think of

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how that affects other people

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so I’ve had to to really be careful that
I don’t cause problems in my family life

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because i’m always gone are always
locked in a room writing or always you

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know lock locked up behind my DJ booth
or whatever it is there’s only so much

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time in the day so for me it’s it’s a
time management issue and I’m still

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working on that so if i were to say one
thing that’s not that hasn’t worked out

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that has been a problem for me or a
hurdle it’s time management so that’s

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something I’m very much working on you
know getting up a specific time every

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day whether i have something to do or
not and making sure i’m done at a

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certain time of the day so that I can
give my family the attention they

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deserve that sort of thing

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yeah i mean it’s it’s gotta be tough
especially working from

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home you know there’s there’s no problem
there’s no reason to be up

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it’s not only the office where okay I
gotta be here at eight o’clock some

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going to have a problem if i’m not there
a clock

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yeah telecommuting has been a nice
transition because it’s it’s helped

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introduce me to that time management
problem without like completely messing

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everything out because I’m just kind of
dipping my toes and it’s like okay I’m

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not running my own business I don’t have
all that responsibility but i’m learning

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what I need to do to manage my schedule
how to communicate with Stacey about

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what I’m gonna be doing that day and
it’s it’s been an adjustment at least as

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much for her as it’s been for me because
it’s it’s hard for her to realize that

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you know when i’m working you need to
pretend I’m not here or I’m you know

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they they say that if you get
interrupted it takes you like 15 or 20

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minutes to get your train of thought
back to where you were and everything

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that I do requires that kind of creative
energy you know the djing the music

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production writing all that stuff that
I’m interested in

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if i get interrupted it it’s like all
the the thoughts just fly out of my head

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and I have to start over and so it’s
yeah finding those tactful ways to you

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know say that hey I need someone
interrupted time all that kind of stuff

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the other thing is having a good support
network is good and you you all you have

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to kind of pursue that on your own as
far as surrounding yourself with

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like-minded driven people so like a have
a couple of buddies that we haven’t for

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a little while now but we every week
once a week we are meeting up just a

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local bar grill to talk about our
various entrepreneurial pursuits and

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kinda like a mastermind meeting you know
we just get together and talk even

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though all of our projects were
completely unrelated getting that

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outside perspective that being said you
really can only count on yourself as far

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as getting things done

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so while it’s important to have that
support network i don’t think that you

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should rely on anyone else if you’re
trying to get things done

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and I I don’t mean to say that you can’t
rely on anybody but don’t depend be

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dependent on somebody else if it’s
holding you up you know it’s you have to

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learn how to say no or learn how to move
things along without causing problems in

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your relationships with people

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yeah definitely I mean I one of things
always held me back was I needed an

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artist to convey don’t think that i was
looking to to do and then i found that

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in Matt fortunately arm and he’s been
very very good for me and and i think

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i’ve been very good for him getting you
know moving are our passions forward

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anyway so do you have any dreams for the
future

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I mean you’ve dabbled in that here but
anything that you’re willing to share

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for the future

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sure well obviously quitting the day job
is the most immediate thing that I’m

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trying to do that’s kind of like a is
this it’s an immediate milestone that’s

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within reach

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so that’s that’s kind of my my focus now
just because it’s it’s something that I

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can digest and and I feel that I can do
i also would like to do something in the

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autism space and i’m not quite sure of
what that is yet but the reason is you

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know I guess that early at the beginning
I’m the oldest of six siblings and two

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of them are on the autism spectrum my
younger brother Benjamin is nasty has

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asperger syndrome and then mice sister
was the youngest the only girl she’s got

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called pdd-nos which is also autism
spectrum it stands for pervasive you see

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pervasive developmental disorder not
otherwise specified

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so it’s essentially it’s an umbrella
term it’s it’s a catch-all autism covers

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so many different things but she’s she’s
very low functioning she’s she’s 12

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years old but she’s more like dealing
with the 23 year old but she is also a

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huge inspiration to me and just I just
left my sister to death and I said it’s

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really kind of it’s made me want to do
something I don’t know if that’s you

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know philanthropic

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or even if it’s just starting and
occasionally vent to where I can donate

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to you know some society

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I’m figured out where i’m going with
that yet but something in the autism

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space would be something I’d like to do
I’d like to travel more

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that’s something that I’ve not really
been able to do and is kind of part of

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why i’m doing all this as to have that
the freedom to to go and and have

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adventures and basically i’d like to be
a little more prolific and successful as

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far as my DJing and producing goes so
that I can share my craft with more

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people outside of you know my own town
I’ll probably always want to be building

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businesses or attempting to because i
enjoy the climb and I think if i can get

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to the point where I’m financially
independent then that’s only gonna drive

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me to want to do that more because I i
enjoy building things building systems

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anything that comes as my uniform I
systems administrator background but I

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like putting all the pieces in place and
in that sort of thing and finally just a

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building kind of a legacy you know
making making my mark on the world even

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if it’s only to a handful of people i
think that’s more important to me than

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how much money I make or where I live or
that sort of thing you know I want to

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make an impact on people’s lives

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well you know if you need help with the
autism stuff let me know I’m going to

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help you out in any way i can I mean I
know we’re not right like next to each

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other but we share a state in between us

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yeah I mean that you know the world’s
getting smaller every day

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it definitely is so is there any last
thoughts you’d like to share with our

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audience

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yeah sure I actually have a quote if you
don’t mind if that’s not too cheesy but

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its success is typically about doing
more of the things that you know you

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should do rather than learning the
secrets you don’t know so I’ll read that

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00:33:13,309 –> 00:33:17,450
again success is typically about doing
more of the things you know you should

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00:33:17,450 –> 00:33:23,59
do rather than learning the secrets you
don’t know I and the reason i bring that

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up is because I i think that people feel
like they’re these massive

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barriers in front of them and their
dreams and i think that the biggest

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00:33:33,750 –> 00:33:38,910
barrier is it is ourselves I mean giving
giving ourselves permission to try

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00:33:38,910 –> 00:33:44,970
things being willing to take small risks
or even larger wrists and I’m you know

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it’s it’s not some that there’s some big
secret to success

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it’s that you need to actually take baby
steps and I came to realize this when

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you know I had thought about trying to
to start businesses and start writing

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and start doing this and that and I
would just think about it and then a few

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months later I would think about it and
then a few months later I would think

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about it and the next thing you know
it’s been 5 10 years and I’m like how

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far along would I be if I had taken this
baby step 10 years ago and you come to

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realize that it’s not really that there
are these big hurdles in the way it’s

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just that there are a lot of them and
you need to go get out there and start

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making mistakes and figuring it out and
the sooner you do that the sooner you’re

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going to be well on your way in this
modern age we have more opportunities

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than we’ve ever had to advance ourselves
to pursue our dreams to follow our

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passions and it seems like even so we
have at least as many if not more

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unhappy people and uninspired people
then have we’ve ever had and maybe

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that’s just kind of a social effect of
you know us were able to see everybody’s

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thoughts all day long on you know
whatever screen happens to be in front

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of us but it seems to me that there’s no
reason outside of just complacency to be

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an unhappy drone yeah I mean there’s
some you are absolutely right

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there’s plenty of opportunity for people
to to find themselves and find something

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out there that they can be passionate
about and be happy with and can

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00:35:21,870 –> 00:35:27,930
hopefully make money with absolutely and
it’s kind of what you know again it

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00:35:27,930 –> 00:35:33,930
takes money to make dreams that it does
and in I honestly i would love you know

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since I’m i feel like i’m pretty much at
the start of my journey as far as that

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goes

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and i would love to maybe follow up with
you

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in six months or a year and give you an
update if you’d be willing to have me

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00:35:46,560 –> 00:35:49,799
back on i would love to have you all for
follow-up so I think that’s going to

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00:35:49,800 –> 00:35:54,360
turn into a thing with most of my guests
how ya back on

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00:35:54,360 –> 00:35:58,200
awesome yeah I would love to be part of
the man well thank you very much David I

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appreciate you coming on and everybody
feel passionate DJ dot-com go check it

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00:36:03,780 –> 00:36:08,220
out if you’re into djing or even if you
just know a little bit about the eating

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00:36:08,220 –> 00:36:15,359
and want to learn more and NPS a lot of
the the messages that I put out there on

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00:36:15,360 –> 00:36:19,830
the site have a lot to do with personal
development and you could probably pull

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00:36:19,830 –> 00:36:23,69
a lot from that even if you’re not a DJ
so well you’re very inspirational

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00:36:23,70 –> 00:36:24,450
person’s home

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00:36:24,450 –> 00:36:28,799
yes that is very true from the writing
because I vibration i personally read it

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00:36:28,800 –> 00:36:32,130
all right well you have yourself a
wonderful day David thanks so much to

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appreciate being on thank you very much
take care thank you for joining us for

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this episode of the dreamers podcast

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