Derek Cole travels from Denver to Charlotte while a collaborator reflects on ten years of making beats and finally getting recognized. The speaker contrasts childhood doubts with present confidence, emphasizing intuition and the payoff of persistence.
Good morning. Headed to the meeting today here in Colorado, then the airport, then Charlotte, then home. So it's going to be another long day.
Got back from South Beach, Collins Ave, Shore Club, always celebrating. What I want to see more of, took my mom with me, let her soak up all the sunshine, let her watch the rain stop all because of sunshine. That's what I call foresight, that's what I call manifesting. Live bands are show now, and you know it's going up. Plays in the millions, guess I'm finally blowing up. Oh, what the feeling? 10 years making beats. Patience tastes bitter, but the aftertaste is so sweet. Could have stopped at any time, wouldn't have believed this. People used to talk down, but now I got them speechless. That's what I call foresight. That's what I call manifesting.
All right, meeting's over at the airport. Had lunch, now waiting on my flight to Charlotte. And then from Charlotte, driving home. Let's go!
But when I was a kid, that would have warranted excommunication from the game. Now they rewarding it. Got me so glad I know myself. Moving to the rhythm of my intuition. Anything I want, I speak into existence. That's how I'm living. That's how I'm winning.
All right, back in Charlotte, driving home, going to work tomorrow. See y'all later.
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