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Trust Yourself and Follow Your Passion. Adam McArthur

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Have you ever been told to "trust yourself"? It's one of those vague pieces of advice that can be interpreted a million ways. Sometimes it feels like an impossible task, and other times it feels like a cliché we tell ourselves when we don't know what else to do.

In this episode, actor, voice over artist and entrepreneur Adam McArthur discusses what it means to trust yourself and follow your passion. Are they really the same thing? And if they are, how do we make them happen in our lives? We also delve into tuning out the social messaging that has been programmed into our minds.

Adam McArthur is best-known for voicing fan-favorite Marco Diaz in Disney's hit series Star vs. The Forces of Evil for four seasons. Soon after, he transitioned into the world of anime and quickly made a name for himself in the genre.

Adam is also successful entrepreneur. He has been running a photo booth company called The Booth & Bus Co. for nearly a decade. While the company does offer your traditional photo booth design, they also have a selection of uniquely designed booths modeled after vintage VW buses.  The Booth & Bus Co. does not stop at just small weddings and parties. They have earned a devoted following of A-list clientele from their work at corporate and entertainment events throughout Los Angeles.

For more information about Adam, links mentioned, and a transcript of this episode, please visit: https://go2.money/trust

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