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"Goals, Challenges, and Creative Insights"

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In this episode of Art for Change host Mister Sapiosexual and co-host BheeYou welcome guest host Montana Cobain for an engaging conversation about the intersection of personal and professional goals. They dive deep into their own experiences, sharing the goals they're currently pursuing and the strategies they employ to achieve them.

The discussion takes a thought-provoking turn as they explore the implications of the recent government shutdown, particularly its impact on TSA workers and airport operations. With a mix of personal anecdotes and informed perspectives, the trio answers pressing questions about how these challenges affect not only individuals but also the broader landscape of travel and international relations.

As they wrap up the episode, Mister Sapiosexual and BheeYou express their gratitude to the listeners for tuning in and encourage everyone to share their thoughts. They invite new listeners to like, comment, and subscribe to the **Art for Change Podcast** on all social media platforms, ensuring that this community of change-makers continues to grow.

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that blends art, goals, and socio-political insights—your journey to understanding the world through creativity starts here!

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0:00And the season's changed, we remain Introducing the art for change, my cast gang The intellectual, Mr. Sapeo, sexual That's all you got to do, be you Montana Copa ain't pulling up in the truck And Lady Albert, with the glamorous power tush We stream love at 9 p.m. East of town So poor Sunday motion Monday and Thursday and some days in between switch it Subscribe and bell on so you don't miss it But if you do, we all repeat on every major podcast application Interviews galore more y'all know the situation So book your seat when we turn up the heat with your art for change

1:19Yeah, it's just y'all and we are live What's going on all through this and change makers? Yeah, man, it's another episode of art for change podcast I am your host, Mr. Sapeo, sexual and my co-hosts in the building You already know it's your boy, be you Because that's all you got, a mother can do is be you Let's get it absolutely, but don't forget about my boy, my Montana co-batant I'm going to cut chillin' me Go What's happening? What's happening? 732 Yes, sir, yes, sir So full Sunday, man, we ain't been on in a Sunday in the wild, fellas, man How y'all weekend going, gentlemen? How y'all weekend going? It's going pretty good What we usually do in black housing, establishments Cleanin' up on the Sunday playing music while we clean up And it's just, it's just fellas in here, so that's actually good

2:21You know, we got that stigma that we don't clean But we do the show every Sunday, clean up every Sunday Playing music clean up, it smells good Police, you smell the faveloso You know, I'm so, you know, I should like that, you know The glazed plug-ins, like, you know, the incense Like, you know, it feel good, you know, we runnin' in till the week Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Montana co-batant, man, how was your weekend, brother? We came to Australia Uh Oh, excuse me, I got a lot of rest here in the day I got to drop at the mall for the last night, I got a toothbrush Was he got a toothbrush on that day? Turtle last night Yeah, but I don't know Yeah, I got a toothbrush, I don't even remember to do it, but I do, but I do Yeah, yeah Wasn't it a special occasion, which was a good night It was just like, it was one of those like, man, fuck got done this work week

3:23I'm getting drunk the night Yeah Got to the liquor store like 8.52 He squeezed up with that He squeezed up with that Yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah I mean, it's a squeeze, I mean, today you see last night, huh? I forgot to be close at night See, Vegas, they spoiled me, they should have told you both, seven Like, I can wake up at 4 a.m. like, yeah, I'm just gonna suck their drunk They just go Anyway I love speaking on people getting a little bit too drunk last night I think I had a conversation with you, man It's like somebody may know, man, I've got a little bit of the extra drunk last night too Like, this was Friday So, yeah Yeah, we went to a pool hall You know, white people shit Yeah Sorry, Mike, sorry, my white people, I don't know

4:24But, yeah So, so, so, so, so are you saying that the brown people don't shoot pool? Not in an established man Yeah, we were in there Okay, okay, okay, two shades, two shades, two shades I was probably one of what? He was like, I'm crooked out in there, man But, he said he was a, he said he was in a pool hall that they didn't have a lot of brown people in it Hey, but I was thinking the wrong one I didn't, actually No way, I'm not in there No way, I said it Yeah, yeah But, um, yeah A friend of mine, he got overly drunk and we had to leave Um, guns were pulled Oh shit No pool, shit Like, oh, he said gun was pulled Oh, yeah, guns are pulled

5:26Like a female and her nigga Oh shit Oh shit, the female and the nigga, everybody's trapped I should hate that, I'm off I could get you in shit because they can't control their everything Yes, and I'm like, yo, you know, do walking out the car And I'm like, I close this car door You know, we strapped, I'm strapped He's strapped He's strapped But, uh, it's something like, but he's a black man, you know The end work was thrown around by the wrong person I should say that Hold on, hold on, hold on, you said what now? The end work You said it was Uh, nigga, nigga He said the nigga, he said the end work was thrown around the wrong person Yes, the hard one Will that be, will that be your roommate? Yes Ah, okay, all right He's gonna be for it, alright All right, so, um, um, um

6:28So, we're paying, I say we'd leave the club We go to a gas station, which is a grocery from my house So, we're paying on water shoes like it's not hard, but still And they're the back guy who didn't like that Who is there lying at the gas station they got into an altercation while we're drunk. I'm not saying I was a drunk, but I was... Moko here, right? Yeah, I was here. I know it's like a lot. So you know, I do at least. But when he leaves, we're in a back in the line. And he leaves. And I noticed it's been like seven people in front of us. And we're coming to the register. And he's still parked outside. Right back. Right back. I'm not stupid. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

7:28He let that go. Yeah. He's waiting for us. So we're walking. Yeah, we're walking outside. And like... I walked out first. And then a partner walked out. And my partner's running his mouth still. I'm like... Oh, yeah. Yeah. The one that was... The one that was belligerently drunk was still running his mouth. Yeah. Yikes. Yikes. Yikes. Go ahead, though, brother. I'm sorry. Yeah. No, no. So I'm like... I walk out. And he's running in his mouth behind me. I'm like... I'm... I'm the shield. I get... Yeah. Shut up. So he's going to the car and he's talking to the shield. And do it. Trying to get out of the car. And I push his car door closed. And that's negative.

8:28Like... Raises that me. And then it's bitch in the passenger seat. Got her shit. And I'm like, yo. Hold the fuck up, brother. I'm black. Yeah. This is the white man's fault. The red shit. This white man's fault. He's not doing it. Like... Let me handle this. He's... You know... That's not... That's not roommate. Whatever. Like... Let me handle this. We go back and forth, you know. And I'm trying to, like, calm the problem down. Because... I got to go to this... Yes, it's right across sheet. Everything. Right. I got to go on there. It's like... You got to live here. Yeah. I mean... And we're going to run into each other again eventually. So I don't want no future problems. Like... Over nothing. Yeah. I want... I want to say over nothing, but... It's not work that much. It's not work that much. Yeah. Yeah. It's not work that much. And... And I know my roommate wasn't trying to, like, disrespect him or nothing. It's just... It's just... It's just... Like...

9:28It's not comfortable. Yeah. It's comfortable. Yeah. Yeah. And... Just stand it freely. Which... I got a question about that after I tell you all the stories. So, you know... I... He was getting out, bro. Like... He wasn't going to... He wasn't trying to aim at me, but when I... Like, touched a door closed... He kind of turned on me. Because I stopped here from shooting the part where... He kind of turned on me, but... Like... You could tell, like, he kind of blacked out a little bit. And I'm looking at him and... He looked at me and I'm like... Like... Like... Like... And his ditches... Hey... He got to keep her. Hey... Because she... And I ain't going to lie. There's some buying a kindness. She's ready. He was... He was somebody's question. Because she was ready. Yeah. And then she was like... He's right. He's right. You know... That's like... You know... And then the gas station clerk came out... Because he's seen everything. He... He... He know all of us. He know the truth. That we didn't know. And then he know us. Because...

10:28Like I said, it's a neighborhood gas station. Yeah. So that happens. And then... We leave. And I tell him... Hey... Do not drive off. But they drive off. Because I don't need to know the number of what we say. Hey... And I don't know those... Those scary shit. But those are smart shit. Like, you know... You never know. So we wait it. And then eventually they drove off. And then... So on the way home... But the two roommates... They get in an argument. Because Tyler's lucky. He's mad. He's punch it. Everything in the dudes car. And everything... Inside our... Our third roommate car. He's punching everything. Hit and shit. And he... He's like, yo, you hit my shit one more time. I love you. I'm... I'm a beach... Yeah. And you... And then he looked at him. And he had it one more time. And he gets what happened. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

11:28Yeah. He parked the car. Like... Walk around to the past. I'll put it in. What was that? Yeah. Yeah. Hey. I didn't see one. Emma asked what was in the minute. Hey, Mr. Mr. It's in the video of the blood trial. I said that he missed... He said it. So... Yeah. But... But... I didn't like... We... We got Joe. We went outside in the back porch. We're... We're... We're laughing about the situation after... It took 30 minutes. Yeah. We're like... You know how the... The bottom round ends. Yeah. Not a bottom round end. And we out there with Q-tip, and eventually... Yeah. Just... Like, we did this because we loved you. Yeah. We did it. Yeah. We just had to talk about... We're gonna take care of you. You're right. You're right. I'm gonna clean you up, and we're gonna set you rules. But you had to get an ass tapped now.

12:28Yeah. Yeah. And... I mean, we laughed about it the next day. Like, that was a serious situation. Yeah. That's where it left. Yes. Like, had I not been where... What are... Not... I think it did for him, probably. Right. Because people are crazy, man. You really don't know what somebody got going on. You don't know what's... What's... But... Pressure is... Somebody is dealing with... What type of stress this? People are dealing with... Yeah. And you don't know who the triggers are. You know what I mean? So... My grandma told me this... When I was a small child... And it's... And it sounded mediocre as a child. And the adulthood is still applied. Man, if you ain't got nothing good to say... Just don't say nothing, man. Because you don't never know what type of time somebody is on. You know what I mean? And... And... Not for nothing. The younger... The... The... The individual... When that frontal lobe is not developed... They don't have that means... That means of reasoning. You know what I mean? So... They may... You know... Take you out of this... You know...

13:28And a lot of you feel nothing. And he looked like a young boy. Like, he looked even for... I was like, hey. Wait, I'm doing it. Yeah. You know what I mean? I hate to say it, but a lot of young fellas are... They glorify what they call a demon type. You know what I mean? They satisfy a crash out. That's what it's called. They crash out for no reason. Yeah. Crash out. Crash to the nummies. Yeah. Somebody's young fellas that blow you quicker than the older man would. Because usually the older gentleman... He adds more things to lose. You know... When they... They're young. They're still at my house, they pay no bills. They got no obligations. They got no children. They don't really got nothing to lose. You know what I mean? But trying to build that... That... That street reputation. Yeah. You could tell when I was talking to him. Okay. I talked... I just talked to him like... And he started like... Like looking at me. Looking at me. Like, you know... He started to understand... I can see his eyes changing. Right.

14:28His eyes are black. His blood shot black, bro. His eyes are black. But I can see it. And like, he's like thinking and understanding what I'm saying. Like, first. Right. This shit and I worked it right now. Right. Right. You really had to talk to Nick off the edge. He was really... He was really ready to shoot. Yes. And I was under the first one shot. Yeah. So... But um... But she could tell he was like... She was understanding as I kept talking. And then it's girl in the back yard. Like, yeah, he's right. He's right. You know. So... So... That's how it went. That's how it went. Because it sounds like, you know... She didn't allow him to be a crush out. You got certain women that encouraged the crush out. They like seeing a guy be aggressive and... And do things like that. That means he loved her. He... Oh, I got a gangster. I got a bad boy. Like, certain women... Like seeing... Being in front of the shop. Yes. It turned him on. Certain women. But she did pull the strap out too, though. She... You're right about that. She had strap ready.

15:28No. She... He said she wasn't... I'll do it for that. And she... She was a rudder now. Like... You know. But she was understanding, you know. I was talking like that. You know. Like, hey. Yeah. That's what I got. Yeah, I got it. Listen. Now I'm just trying to get a photo. We were a little dropped, you know. We'll give my voice to the crew. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. I'm here. Interested. Yeah, man. I'm in the flesh. Glad you're here, man. Because... But you got to talk to people too. You know. That too. Yeah. The escalate moments like that. Because I could have... Even me... What need carrying on? I could have crashed out too. But, you know. Right. That's too... That's too bad, man. Exactly. When I'm glad that you did crash out, brother. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? They've been... A wide, wide West moment.

16:28Both y'all drawing y'all weapons over a friend. Being a little bit more belligerent that he should have. You know what I mean? And I apologize for that. Because once I was seeing that. It was... It was... It wasn't been those... You up on me. You better use it. Mm-hmm. So, I apologize for that. And... Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. And see, you know. And I'm glad that that's... I'm glad that Montana said that too. Because you do got some gentlemen, you know what I mean? That... That do feel strongly in that way. Look, motherfucker, you pull a gun on me. You better be a man enough to do what you're going to do with it. And don't pull it out for show, you know what I mean. So, you got gentlemen that think like that too. So... Man, just people just got to really just got to bed. I'm glad that it was an ever way to de-escalate situation, man. We just got to find a way just to find a common ground, man. It's because... Absolutely. It's quickly, bro. You know what I mean? That's what... Titching is real. I mean, not just here in America. I mean, look at the...

17:28Look at across the globe. You know what I mean? Like... Titching is real. Yep. You know what I mean? Look to the gas prices. Is it... Is elevated? Full prices are elevated. Housing is elevated. And finance is... It's not... So... People are on it. True. You know what I mean? So... People are on it. Yeah. So people are on the edge. You know what I mean? Like, hey, you got... You got to be careful, man. You got to... You got to only seek... And distribute positive energy in this atmosphere. Because like... You know what I mean? It could turn ugly real quick. Just like... The U.S. Lateness No. You know what I'm saying? Just a... A small act of ignorance from his friend. Been a little bit more intoxicated than he should have been. Speaking more freely than he should have been. Everybody's not so kind. You know what I mean? Some of us come from a rough, rugged background. And we're ready to stand and prove whatever manhood... Or ability we feel that we need to. Is it the smartest thing?

18:28No, I'm not justifying it. But what I am saying is I do understand. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. But getting into some of the questions that we do have for today... It is today and so for Sunday. So we're going to have a soulful type of show. Man, you got some food for your bellies. Ladies and gentlemen, some food for the thought. First, I'm going to go into... What is one personal goal that you are currently pursuing? And what specific actions are you taking to achieve it? Anyone of you, gentlemen, can go first. Mm-hmm. I'm telling you I'm going to go. I'm paying for this stuff. I'm not ready to stand. Yeah, yeah. I'm going to be... A personal goal... I got a few, actually. I'll name one. And a personal goal is to end my project here.

19:31And then... Going to either it be... Most likely it'll be Orlando. But move on to the next stage of my career. Where much more would be expected of me. So that's going to be a challenge. But I like challenges because... One thing about me, I get bored. Like it would work. Like if... You know. So I like to be challenged. Sometimes I do still fuck up. Like that's the fun in it. Like... To me, once you get to a certain elevation, man. Fucking up is just part of the process. Yeah. It's just how you learn. You know. Trial and error is what other people call it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So with that being said, my... My... How I'm trying to achieve it. I've finished the project that I'm on now. Again. Go to the next project.

20:36Question about... The question about gold. Yes, sir. What... Where personal gold? Are you currently pursuing it? And what Pacific Actions are you taking to achieve it? I'm... I'm personal gold. And now I'm going to buy me a house and buy another truck. Yes, sir. So... Yes, sir. Pacific Actions. I'm taking to achieve it. It's bust of my ass. It worked. Boom. And... My... We're fraying it from buying shit that I really don't need. There you go. You know, so I'm just like really, really more focused on saving right now. Like really heavy on it. Like saying that's never really been an issue. But let's just be real. Oh, excuse me. Sometimes... Sometimes you don't put that money up. Sometimes you just spend it. I'm saying you spend it, you know, in negligence. You spend it without even knowing that you spend the damn money. Yes.

21:36You know what I'm saying? So like now I'm just like really heavy on it. All right. No. No, no, no. You don't need this. You don't need to eat out. You know what I'm saying? The kids don't need that. You know what I'm saying? It's just... It's because of you. But... You know, like... Right now, you know, I'm thinking about how much I usually spend on the fourth. Right. I only know how much I spend that much this year. You know what I'm saying? Like... It's budgeted. It's budgeted. It's budgeted. I don't really just like... They're sitting on... You know, spending was necessary and putting money away. Cause I'm tired of paying somebody else's mortgage. I'm tired of working for someone. I just started back. But I'm tired of working for somebody else. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Definitely, I just say that brother, I'm getting to the point where, you know, I've been on the road for the last six years of my career and I'm, you know, I'm getting to the stage

22:41where, you know, my kids are getting older, I'm missing a tremendous amount of things, you know, I have a boy now. I didn't have this feeling so much when I have my daughters, only because like, you know, I can't raise my daughters to be young women. They're going to learn that from their mother. So I didn't feel as, I didn't feel like my abs, I didn't feel like my abs and when my daughters as much because they need a lot more of their teachings from their mother. Now they still call their dad what they want, you know, that dad advice, which I'm still present, you know, saying in their lives and just not physically there. But me having a son now, you know, I feel the same way. I feel like, you know, the mothers can't teach my son how to be a man, you know, and I feel like, you know, he's only going to pick up more feminine characteristics and mannerisms, the more time he's been around his mother and his sisters because that's his only, that's, you know, that's the product of his environment, that's the environment

23:44that he's in. And with everything that is pushing the gay agenda, you know, I don't want to have my son far by the wayside because I was, I wasn't as present. So because of those things, I'm definitely trying to get to a position where I can be more stationary. And I'm trying to create different forms of secondary and third incomes, you know, me on in these reptiles is just another hobby that can turn into, you know, a supplement of income. Now, would it be my only income? Absolutely not. But if I can make an extra 20 to 30,000 every year of selling the babies of my offspring's wild fathomite, you know, so that's so one of the goals is to become a future breeder. And what I'm doing actively to pursue that is getting all the parts that I need for my projects and that's inquiring all the animals that I need to be, to be able to make

24:48the copies of what I want. And right now, I got 10 animals and I only need two more to have everything I need to make the projects that I want to produce. I really quick off subject. I just wrote past a gym. It's a motherfucker in the park on like pulling his knee-side marano. Like, like, tied up, tied up. Yes, yes. Yeah. Yeah. I was talking now. I was like, no, I can't come on. I got to see somebody that shit. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, look. What's the boys I had tried now for the damn strongest men in a world award? That doesn't look like it, bro, because I ain't seen this in a person only on TV. Yeah. Like, he was literally strapped to the front end wall for the heat. That's my damn. He's like, what?

25:48We need a couple of those guys on the front line. Yeah, man. How do you guys balance your personal and personal? Excuse me. How do you balance your personal goals, your professional goals, especially when they conflict, especially like, you know, to accomplish my professional goals, you may take away from my personal goals. Just for me. Okay. Okay. How about I say, I asked that first because both of my goals, the professional aspect would be me buying another truck and the personal would be me buying a house. Well, um, it conflicts each other because, you know what I'm saying? When you're buying a house, you know, you can't spend money like that. Um, you got to have a certain amount of save. Um, they watch the bank account. All that extra shit. So it's like, I had to come up with a thing of, you know, what I'm just going to buy the house first.

26:50And then I'm going to get down to the truck because when I go buy another truck, you know, 15, 20,000, what's I pay for it? When I could have used that to get towards the house knowing that I wanted by me a house. Yeah. So that's really all I got for that. So the way, so the one way that you was able to manage the conflict was to prioritize which one you wanted to do first. And then focus on the personal goal and then turn around and hit the professional one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. What about you be? Mine is, um, they kind of go hand in hand. Because it's like, it ordered for me to get my person to go die. I got to get my professional to use my work, my worksheet, like, you know. So it ordered for me to get to my personal goal.

27:50After focus on my professional goal, which caused with time management as well. Time management because I still have to focus on my personal goal. But I still have to, you know, do my professional goal. It's last. I still have to focus on. And you got, you got to find an entertainment balance and, you know, sometimes one is more important than the other. Sometimes they're the same because they affect each other. So I mean, that's for the person to figure out how they want to do it. Right. Respect it. My professional goal would be to get a home stationary closer to my children. My professional goal is to get to a position where I'm working for myself and making it and being in full control of my time.

28:50Because when you work for someone else, you're not full control of your time. And so right now, I would need to get to my personal goal. Excuse me, right now I need to get to my professional goal, a little bit opposite in Montana. I need to get to my professional goal so that my personal goal is more realistic. If I have my own option and my own control of my income and I'm making my own money, then I can pick and choose where I want to set up. And I can be more stationary. All right, let me ask you this because we're all on the phone. Me, you, my channel and other home who drives trucks. I really Ali. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So my channel said his goal. He said the same thing. He just said. And the other one said, oh, no, I rather just not have to feel that I don't want to own nothing. I'm just going to make sure I'm out of here.

29:51Right. He rather be in the police. And Montana said he wanted to be more of an entrepreneurship. Yeah, exactly. So I mean, there's nothing wrong with either, either one. Because one that's probably less stressful, which is. Someone helping each other. Yeah, when you, when you work it for someone, there's a lot of more. There's a lot less stress because you're not worried about the overhead. When you own your own, say so when you own your own company, when you're entrepreneur, you care about that overhead, you know what I'm saying? Almost, I will even argue and say that whenever you have your own business, you end up making, you're in a baby working more hours for free. Oh, definitely. Absolutely. What kind of support system do you have in place to help you stay on track to reach these goals?

30:55First is my kids, like, I was on FaceTime, we're doing the day actually earlier. Either they don't know what's going on or they don't care. What happened? I know, I know what's going on. You know what I've looked at already, like, this is why I'm doing this. Like, it's for y'all. This is why I'm doing it. So, you know, so, because I don't want them to call me and say, Dad, I need this. And I can't give it to you. Say so. It's the whole point. Or, yeah, this is why I'm doing this. Because I can stay home. We could be broke. I can live. They say, that's fine. Let's do that. But don't ask me for nothing. Because I ain't got it. So, with that being said, like, you know, and that's, that's my biggest support system. I didn't just send you, like, she's holding it down at home while I'm going. Like, all right. I know she makes it look good, but I know she's stressing out, probably.

31:57Right. And she makes it look good and everything. But yeah, I mean, it's a good support system. Because I mean, she's the one who told me to come back there. Let's get this. Let's get to it. Let's see what we can do next pretty much. Yeah, yeah. It's good to have that support system. Especially when you win, you know, you have to be awake and you've got a team. Someone who can still be there with the children. You know what I mean? I understand what the final goal is. You know, that's my house off earlier. Like, I don't know. That shit matters. That's just important. Um, so to have a teammate that understand what the common goal is. If not being conflicted, conflict, conflicting or basically going against what what the common goal is. That's always a big always. Yeah. Type of support system. You got over there. Montana. Same. Same with that one. He just said.

32:57All lady in the kids. Yeah. And I got so far as homeboys too. Like. Like, not the ones I grew up with. Um, like, people I've met, you know, in the recent decade. You know, saying, and we all push each other. No, we got group chats. We talk about things that we want in life and what we're doing to get there. And, you know, this. That type of stuff. Yeah. Absolutely. I got the family and I got a great, a great group of brothers. Absolutely. Absolutely. I think. Many need to talk more as well. Like you said, you got a group chat. Like we, we got a good chat. We talk obviously. We got a podcast. Mm hmm. May need to be more open as well. And that's good to have. Yeah. No, I'm sad. Absolutely. Um, I have.

33:57I have. My old lady. Who is always supportive of the mission. Um, my children is my motivation. You know, and, um, my peers. You know, are my support system. You know, I bounce ideas off of them. Um, iron sharpens, iron. You know what I mean? When you see your peers in, in, in elevated positions. You know, reaching different pinnacles of success. It doesn't do anything but make you want to, you know, strive for those type of goals and aspirations as well. So, you know, having people around you that are, that are either accomplishing the goals that you are accomplishing. Well, already there. You know, I mean, um, those, those are type of people that are going to help you reach the next level of success, the next level of, you know, um, the next pinnacle of success. Should I say when you, when you want to be a millionaire, I would advise you to have you release some friends that is on the goals of being a millionaire who talks about entrepreneurship.

35:06Talks about business. You know, um, if you, if you want to be in medicine, I, I advise you to get you a few, uh, doctor friends, nurses and nurse pregnant. You know, get in those type of environments. And, and then, and then if not for nothing, man, don't be afraid to network with strangers, man, because I don't miss this. Like Montana said, I don't mean people that, I did not grow up with it. And those people have put me in position to reach certain different goals or aspirations that I may have had for myself. Um, proud is just before the fall. So don't never be too profitable to even ask for help or to surround yourself with people who are doing better than you. You know, I mean, some people feel like they don't want to be around somebody doing better than them because they don't want nobody to look down on them. But how are you ever going to reach a leadership position if all your friends are employees? You know, I mean, you don't have, you don't have no conversations to talk to, to, to, to get to your predecessor to get to, to the next level that you would want to reach to.

36:15If I want to be a superintendent, if I want to be, um, a project manager, maybe I should have me a few project manager friends, or maybe I should try to pull on a cocktail or someone that I know that is heading in that direction of that position. You know, maybe I need to have me a friend as a manager, you know, as a supervisor. You know, I mean, something of that nature. So things that, that's, that's what I mean. So that's the type of support system that I do have around me. A lot of guys that I have around me are doing well in life. Um, and they're reaching their goals and they're building their families, they're building, and they're creating their entrepreneurship. So that's a beautiful thing to have. And it doesn't, it don't do nothing but, but make you strive for more greatness. When you got people around you that are doing well, it makes you want to do well as well. Simple as that. When people around you ain't doing shit, you feel comfortable not doing shit. When people around you was making shit happen, you don't feel comfortable when you ain't making shit happen too. You know, you want to be able to say, hey guys, I just closed this too. Hey guys, I just accomplished this too.

37:15You want to be able to bring something to that circle. That's real shit. Yeah. Absolutely. I think so. Um, how do you face any setbacks pursuing your recent goals? And how do you overcome them? Uh, yes, I did. Uh, move it over there. Yes, I face. Um, a lot of setbacks actually, uh, cause just cause I'm a super attendant. Don't mean I know every job. Right. So I was just, I was super attendant for theme parks. Right. Right now I'm doing renovations. You were thinking if I could build a fucking theme park. I could, if I could put, if I could drive all up, you know, or do framing. Yes, but I had to learn that. And you know, people, people are like, oh, you built the theme park. Yeah. Yeah. We did. Right. That's different from this way. Different plans. It's different structure, different inspections.

38:20And, um, different everything. So the, uh, the way I overcame it was trial and error. And I overcame it by accent, um, superintendents, just who has the same job as me. Them questions. Oh, how would you do this? How would you do that? I'm not afraid to learn from anybody. You know, and that's a problem with people. They're too afraid to ask questions. And one thing about me, I'm going to ask a question. I'm going to ask questions. So that's how I overcame that. Um, it's, it's working so far. I like, I think I could put up drywall. You know, I could, I could do that now. If you want to ask me that in August, then, you know, you're going to be like, yo, how do you build up epic universal theme park, but you can't fucking make a house. It's different. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Definitely, definitely. My turn to make any conflicts that you face, man, trying to get to these goals.

39:30Oh, my tent is going to be for a moment. You know, mute or you busy right now. I don't know. I put myself on mute. I don't know. I'm giving a feedback and shit. So, I'm not on. There's anything that I've faced any setbacks. As of right now, no. But, um, try to keep it that way. Absolutely. Now, if you were, if you were facing any setbacks, how do you, how do you, how do you, how do you fix those? How do you move forward whenever you get a setback? A knowledge of, come up with a plan, you know face it head on, be true what you're talking about. Definitely. Yeah. Yeah. In fact, you know, say I blew some money, like we were just talking about with the forefinger

40:31bar. But like, all right, like you know you have to go ball that shit, you know, you have to go do this. You know, you have to go do that. You know, saying like, yeah, you're just going to be real with yourself. Hey, speaking of what the July memory, you got right now, sir, hey, this kind of worked out a little bit because you got left over fireworks too, right? Who got left over? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You did, you didn't know you're still, or what? Yeah, I blew up with it. I blew the ship on New Year's. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Never mind. Yeah. No, no, no, don't get me wrong. I do got some shit still down in the garage, but that's not, those days, that's not what I really incorporated to the show. I just let them all for who they are. Right. Right. Right. That's understandable.

41:31It's understandable. What about you, mister? Have you faced any setbacks between your goals? What it goes on for us soon right now is just to get stationary, you know, and to get these breeding shit going. And as a right now, no, I have not accomplished or just keeping accomplished. I have not ran into any obstacles, but one obstacle I would probably say is in order to be able to work for yourself, you know, saying, in a lot of times, you can't be an employee for someone else. So creating enough revenue to be able to come off the road is really my main focus right now. And the only thing that's been hindering that is just weather. You know, we, we was all for like a week because the wind was like 50 miles an hour. Before that, we had a week full of snow, you know what I mean? And just now we started to warm back up. So and then when the summer time comes, you still got the worry about, oh, it's too hot

42:37for working. Heat advisory. Yeah. So, you know, those are the type of little setbacks that we have faced. But none of that is real major. And the only way that we attack a little bit is like everyone else said, hands on, head first. And now there's whatever the setback is and figure out a plan to execute it. Absolutely. How do you measure progress towards your goals and what milestones do you set for your set? Uh, I've said, when it kind of my goals, I set small goals to get me to the bigger goal that I need, like, which comes with how I measure it. I said small goals like I, and I have been realistic with myself like, you know, you can't do this. Like let's be realistic. You can't do this. Like set small goals to get you to that bigger goal.

43:41And that's how I measure as well, like, okay, I didn't got here. Maybe I do it quarterly in this three months, I need to do this by six months, this shit need to be done. So I got to get you three month goal to get that six month goal. And then the nine month goal and then the year, a year is a learn time goal for me. So just small goals equals, it gets you to the bigger goal. Mm-hmm. Now that's real, um, I don't know if you were saying, well, man, what is that now, everybody? Yeah, I've got to talk to everybody. But, um, I was, I would definitely say the same thing, like, because I was, um, I was watching another podcast, or no, though I'm lying, it was a podcast, but it was a real I was watching. And do was like, I'm going to tell you the biggest mistake people make about goals.

44:42He said, when you look when you, when you said goals and you think about goals, try to look at goals as a football game and you're the quarterback. If the main thing you're thinking about is getting a touchdown, then you know what I'm saying, it's gonna, it's gonna, it's gonna kind of make that goal, yeah, more difficult and not obtainable. He said, when you look at, oh, excuse me, when you look at offices, when are they trying to get that first down, yeah, yeah. So like you just said, you said the smaller goal, you get that boom, you run the ball, get 10 more yards. That's another first down. You throw the ball 20 yards, another first down, you know what I'm saying, whatever the case may be, you keep making those small goals to get to that big goal, then you have to touch down. And it's more celebratory because you know what I'm saying, you, you gain so much or you knock that so much in the, in the time of getting there. Yeah, we were all looked over here, Mary and Catch, we got the uptouch now. You know what I'm saying, but, but sometimes it just, it just don't go like that.

45:44So, honestly, just don't go right there, yeah, yeah. And he said, no, he said, no, hey, man, have I been watching the news? Take up in here and about the TSA, the government shut down and TSA workers not working in two to three hours at the airports, man. Mm-hmm. I ain't sure about that, hold on. Oh, man, man. Yeah, they said that the airports at Atlanta, New York, basically all the mental, public and airports, you, you, you're going to have to get there at least two to three hours early man. The lines are always wrapped into check, to where you check in at not the actual TSA lines, but that's how far things is bagged up right now. And the government has been shut down on that part. So the TSA workers have not been getting paid for like a month. So, you got a lot of them calling out, a lot of them not coming in to work. So, you get in short staff and all these people is trying them travel. It's spring break, it's summertime coming, you know, and with the increase in prices

46:48of gas, people are trying to fly, and they're not even finding out they're having conflicts with flyers, because the government may be in shutdown, means the airport don't have federal workers. Mm-hmm. Y'all have an issue with that, were you with the, and the airport, be you? They did send like a, when I ordered tickets, I signed up for the text message, they said to get there three to four hours earlier. Usually it's two hours tops you get there, but they sent like delayed notices and stuff like that as well. And I was only going from, from here to LA, or even from here to Miami, my last trip before that, and yeah, and you got to be there four hours prior instead of two hours, just because of that same thing, and don't be flying to Nashville, it's even worse.

47:50So, yeah, it's worse, it's bad, like packed, like, and people are mad, you see people sleeping on the sides, like on the floor, everything. Damn it. Mm-hmm. I mean, unless you got money to like, change the flight, or, everybody ain't got money like that. Right. Right. Right. Right. Is anybody being affected by these gas prices? Yeah, I think a gas here, I just paid, what, uh, $4.99 a gallon. $4.99 a gallon. Gas is $5 and it was biggest. Yeah, we being affected, but it's like, once you're going to do a walk, yeah, I mean, I got to pay it anyway. You got to be on the sand, like, you got to pay it, like, this is real, like, it sucks. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, like, with the little car out of this boat, right? Before the shit jumped up, I think I think I only paid like, what, $28, $32 to the car

48:55all this and eat. What? This got down for the five right now. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I got a truck. I pick up. You know what I'm saying? That's what what you were saying just earlier on my side of like, that needs, you got to make adjustments on how you spend your money because you've got that couple of tickets for that now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Cause like, like what you said, Mr. A, everything going up, except, Hey, except the mother and son. Everything going up, but it's up to finances now. What's been saying? How that, how that makes sense? How these fine people in Washington can come up with all these bill come up with all these legislations But nobody can come up with getting the American people more money in their pocket But American people have some stomach the bill of everything going up by the choices that are made by the people that are sitting in the seats That don't make good sense to me, but you know, what do I know? It's a little country boy from North Carolina

50:01You know what I'm saying, but it don't make good sense to me. You know what I mean? You don't have to be no rocket scientists to understand that It's you're suffocating the people and the people that are on the bottom the people who do not make six figures a year What are those people doing the people who who make work all year and only make twenty forty thousand dollars? What are those people doing because if I'm struggling at a hundred thousand Excuse me if I'm struggling at a hundred thousand what the hell was somebody doing that's only making fifty thousand dollars a year And once upon a time fifty thousand other year was all right salary Once upon a time forty thousand other year was all right salary Now if you make it thirty and forty thousand other year, which is a man's position Fifty thousand dollars a man's position for some of these restaurants That's still no money. That's less than check the check Because I'm damn new check the check at six six figures All I need to mean with six figures. Maybe you may need to nigger with seven because six ain't cutting

51:04No you ain't lying, but you're not lying for a row You're not lying, boy So I'm just I don't know so I understand You know, I mean that's what that's what we do this for you know say we are for change We want to highlight different type of artists and bring how like to different spectrums of art But also we highlight and we bring Um attention to each other and justice around the world. That's where we are for change So no one's saying and and This is something that we have to bring awareness with because this is affecting a lot of people we are Are in a position where we're we're we're higher in of the middle class all the middle on this podcast So we're doing just above okay But it's some people That we know personally That is struggling right now that the life is upside down right now. They they are drowning right now You know, I mean, and that's what we advocate for that's who we speak for that's who we be a Allie is on for if you will Mm-hmm

52:06Um, but we're talking about the podcast man What is some aspirations of future directions that you guys want to see from our podcast Um We all do to do the shit on the floor that we've been talking about yeah, yes That would be dope We got made that happy man. We got plenty time this year Um, I definitely can make it to pay bill. So let's try to make it happen shit. I would love to get Marshall out there too What about you? Just text me Uh, what are some aspirations at a future directions you want to see for the podcast bread of man Um My naturalization which we talked about earlier Absolutely My let's monetize and let's get paid for it because we're doing something really good. Let's get on Let's let's reap the benefits of it, you know, yes, sir. Yeah, sir Absolutely, absolutely

53:07For sure if you can see any Changes or new segment to our podcast. What would it be? Hmm Step me I think I think I know With this one new with new with new segment You know Another female co-host Yeah, we need another female co-host. We need another female co-host. That's the man. Where's gonna say that That is a must. We need another female co-host extremely fast, you know So yeah, if y'all listening to this and you would like to be a female co-host on the upper chain podcast do not hesitate Feel free to reach out to any one of us man. Um, you can get anybody's um Social be you is it's just like his on on social media minds is just like mine on social media And you can reach mountaineco pain just like it is on social media So we're not hard to find man or you can go to the official art for chain page on Instagram or on YouTube or on like

54:12um Facebook page and write us our Facebook messenger and writers whatever way you need to write us on our socials We will get back with you for sure. Oh, yeah, and let me say this for clarity. There's nothing wrong with our Now We just Man heavy over here. We want we want some more family. We want some more female input. You know me Somebody from maybe a generation a little younger than the devil, you know, Sam no no no not to Um, so yeah, that's definitely something I think everybody can agree on. Um, I think I think I think I liked it the roundtable, the poetry roundtable. So I think I want to try to incorporate maybe doing more poetry roundtables, like at least once a month or two a month maybe, because I

55:15thought that was really dope. Um, I feel like I feel like I feel like it and then for the viewership part of it too, you know, that that episode got a lot of, uh, audio views, a lot of audio downloads. So I pay attention to what the people like, you know, um, just like the family dynamic kind of episode got like 32 downloads. So when we talk about real shit, the people know what I'm saying, they take key to it. For sure. Um, what kind of guess would you like to see featuring or the future episodes, man? I want, I want to see, uh, uh, I, more rappers actually, I want to see more rappers on here. Okay. Yeah. More rappers and like, uh, conscious rappers, conscious rappers. Yeah. Conscious rappers. And, uh, you know, uh, the Yans to, because I want to understand why they do what they do. Yeah. But everybody needs a platform. Yes. So we,

56:22because we could judge them without knowing them. And then like, that doesn't make sense, you know. So get the know. Yeah. I like that. That makes a, that makes a problem. That makes excellence. I like that. What about you, man? What type of guess would you like to see with the podcast, but, um, yeah, yeah, I love those strippers. No, uh, we can bring shippers on too. Hey, long, long, long, she got some ultra brand new shit to talk about. Or she, or she, or some aren't shit to talk about. Hey, look, we can do it. I'm with it. I definitely want to see, I need to hit my boy up again. I know he was down, but I like to see some more, some, um, I would definitely love to see some tattoo artists. Oh, yeah, man. Yeah. I would like to see some more tattoo artists, more visual artists for sure. Yeah. Um, I really, you'll be honest, like,

57:29I don't mind the Yians. I don't care for the Yians being on the show. Right. Um, right. Right. Yeah, I'm saying reason being is, I can't say this without coming off as a whole, but most of them are already lost. So I feel like the shit that, you know, I'm saying, we talked, and that we would talk, even though, you know, I'm saying, uh, and, and Mr. Kripman from Rome, I know it's somewhere in the Bible that says you still supposed to teach the word or teach the message that I'm saying, but like, I just feel like the message that we'll be trying to get to them, I ain't got time for the, the, the, the extra message if that makes any type of session. Yeah. Yeah. Like, you know, I really feel like, like, I feel like in some situations, we'll be talking to a brick wall. And I'd rather, you know, I'm saying, have a guess with a, what

58:30you know, I'm saying with an open monitor, but I'm not opposed to it. You know, I'm saying, hey, is what it is. We got one. We got one. You did me, but, um, yeah, that's it. Yeah. That's why I like to see some tattoo artists, um, some more musical people. Um, have we, have we, have, have y'all done an actor? No, y'all. No, we haven't had an actor yet. We have not had an actor on. No, I think the closest thing we had to act with Jail because she had been doing a lot of different things. Yeah. She was in Vegas. Yeah. She's still doing stuff. She has other Jail diamond. Um, yeah, but I agree with that month. And I, I think everything you say and I've, I agree with one of the things I actually do want, um, to have on our podcast is an instrument. I want someone who can play an instrument to come on and do a live show for us. You know, I mean, um, I ain't got no instruments at the house though.

59:31No, I want to, I want to personally play the saxophone. A person who played a violin. Um, a, a person who was bad with the keyboard, you know, a trumpet player. I want to hear some instruments. Uh, you know, if you're a bad tuba player, let's hear it. But, you know, I need me some more, um, New Orleans friends on my, on my podcast, man. Yeah, maybe I get my daughter, um, get my daughter. And I think we should, and I think we should, and I think we should do episode with I put it for the kids, man, because I got, you know, we have vocal kids, man. So I think we should incorporate the babies in some of these episodes, too, man. Um, I think that should be our next show when we go home. Let's do a kids episode. And then, you know, that'd be interesting. I like it. Our kids probably just say, because we just say, our kids just say they, they access it. Yeah. This is crazy now. Oh, yeah. It's gonna be, it's gonna be a loud episode. And they grow. So it'd be interesting. Yeah.

1:00:35And we got the same mouth with the, with the same count. Five, five, one boy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My turn. I got all the boys over there. Yeah. We're going to run through so many fun facts, man. And these celebrity birthdays. And then, uh, we're going to go around and tape it with a pilot of note for the people. We're going to slide the phone out of here, gentlemen. That's good, which out, man. Um, fun, fun artifacts for today. Hey, listen, did you all know that the Mona Lisa eyebrows, the famous painting of Mona Lisa never had eyebrows. It was a trend from the Renaissance Florence where women often removed their eyebrows. Small little art. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I think it's going to look, let me go back. Right. Because I don't remember it and I have an eyebrow. Look, um, is the Bella Stewart Gardener? Is the museum heist? She was the largest art thief in history. It occurred in the 1990s when 50 million, excuse me, not 50, I lied.

1:01:43500, 100 million worker art was stolen. Damn. That's a half a beat. That's a half a group. He said, look, she got a job right. He looked at that. That's fun. That's fun. Vince Van Gogh sales. He only sold one painting during his lifetime, the red vineyard despite creating 25, excuse me, despite creating 2000 pieces of artwork. So this van Gogh, people have heard of Van Gogh before. The, the, um, artist painter. Yeah. Yeah. Um, he actually only showed one of his paintings. Isn't that amazing? Now, I'm pretty sure since he's been gone, everybody else didn't capitalize off of his paintings, but he only sold one of his paintings in his lifetime, which was called the red vineyard. So I imagine that particular painting is worth crazy amount of money right now. Maybe, maybe, maybe want to go get me a piece of, uh,

1:02:46Van Gogh's piece of art. I mean, you know, I'm going to do like, like Jay Z said, buy me a piece of art and, and, and, and next year's work, two million. Yeah. 40 million. Yeah. I can't wait to give this shit to my children. Yeah. I think it is bougie. But I'm trying to give you a game, but let's say, I, I, I, um, Salvador Daly melting clock. The persistent of memory illustrated the surreal perception, excuse me, the, the surreal perception of time. So it must have been a painting that he took. Um, the Picasso's early talent. He completed his first painting at the ages of nine and could draw before he could walk. Hold on, hold on. That's crazy as fuck. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Take your draw before you could walk. I, I heard about crawl before you walk a draw. They said he said he made his first painting at nine. I know Picasso was doing shit. I

1:03:47got to do my homework. I know Picasso was putting it down like that. All right. That's interesting. Micah Angelo David, the iconic sculptor was carved from a single Marvel block and stands over 17 foot tall. So Micah Angelo's his sculpture of David was carved out of a single Marvel block and stands over 17 foot tall. That's five. That's five. That means he, that means he did that shit shizzling on some type of ladder. That's crazy. That's crazy. And do you guys think about the time that Picasso was alive and the tools that they had available? That's a Picasso, but that was Micah Angelo. So my bad job. That was Micah Angelo, but you guys gotta think of the time of when he was alive and the tools that he had to work with. That's why the origin of art,

1:04:49the word is derived from the Latin errors, meaning skill or craft. How about that? That's why we are for change. Anything we're going to talk about. Yes, sir. Bansky Anomity. How you say that word? Anomity? Am I saying that right? Let's go with that one. Let's just go with that. Bansky Anomity. I'm probably saying that word are wrong. It is the street artist known for his political commentary and he remains anonymous. That's fire. So it is anomity. Bansky's anomity. He's a street artist known for his political commentary, but he remains anonymous. That's fire. So he always makes different controversial paintings on different type of political commentary, but he always leaves it anonymous. So you don't never know who he is. That's super private. Frida. I don't know. I'm saying this is our

1:05:57room. Frida, Kayao, Kasa, Azul. I'm doing Kasa Azul. I'm doing Kasa Azul. I'm doing that. I'm doing that. Her home in Mexico City is known for a museum dedicated to her life and her work. In Bango's Starry Night, the masterpiece was painted while he was in a Mitchell Asala in 1889. Nika Bango was in a Mitchell Asala in paint and shit. Yeah, they always say that the crazy people are crazy, but sometimes the crazy people will be most creative. They say that about no shade to autistic people, but autism too. Autistic people are very creative, a very intelligent. Autistic people are artistic. Yeah, you got them. I love how you put that. Celebrity birthdays. All my country singers, man, Reba McIntyre was today, March 22nd.

1:06:59Shouts out to my March 22nd birthday. What is the end of March? What sign is that? What comes out the Pisces? Oh, it's freezing. It is because April's going to come up. Shouts out to the airy babies. Shouts out to the airy babies, y'all. It comes with me. Tars. Let's get it. William Shatner. I don't know who William Shatner is, but he was from 1931. So he probably had a little bit before we was born. Andrew Lloyd, a little bit. Andrew Lloyd Webber. Birthday. It's a day. And Holly Robinson Pete also has a birthday today. And James Tannen has a birthday today. Those are our March 22nd birthday, March 22nd birthday, should I say. So those are your celebrity birthday twins. The number one or the most known out of the list that I'm familiar with with Reba McIntyre, you know what I'm saying. So Shouts out to all my airy babies.

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1:10:13but sometimes people are going through it and I just went through this. So sometimes people are going through situations where they don't want to call, but they need a call. So if you're hearing this right now and you think about somebody because of your mind, call them right now because that person that I call, need it, that call. And they wouldn't have called me. So yeah, that's what I got. Love it. I love it, brother. I love it because I mean, that what you just said is so significant. And I think a lot of time we don't realize that pride is just before the fall for a lot of us. A lot of us are too proud for the say that we need help, man. So I think it is beautiful that you say, look, man, if it's on your heart, if if God sent that person in your mind and made it and put it on your heart to reach out by all means do so. You'll be surprised that you know, a lot of us don't really know that we that people love us.

1:11:13A lot of us don't really know that someone cares about us. A small conversation goes a long way. You could be somebody on the on the verge of suicide and you calling them say, hey, brother, I love you can chase their whole perceptive. So that's just real. That shit real. What's you got from the Montana? Back to them goals. Truth to goals like a football game. Just keep going for that first down. Eventually you're going to score a touchdown. I like that. You're eventually scored. You said, I'm going to be going for that first down and eventually you're going to touch that touchdown. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. As we wrap up this episode tonight, man, we appreciate and we explore the significance of the settings pursuing both personal and professional goals. We got into the challenges that it comes with and we give an example on the far reaching experts like Montenegro said, man, you got to go to that team, that team, that team, that team,

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