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Jeezy Talks Rock Bottom, The Streets, Trauma, Forgiveness, Success & Elon Musk
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Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins is a multi-platinum selling, Grammy nominated, entrepreneur and artist. Jeezy also became a New York Times Best Selling Author following the release of his debut memoir “Adversity For Sale.”
How Jeezy’s rock bottom was actually while he was on top, how his traumatic childhood has shaped him, how he learned him trust himself even when it didn’t make sense, what made him walk away from the street life and go all in on music, advice for people that feel trapped in their circumstances, why failure is the greatest teacher, why he wants to chat with Elon Musk and more.
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