Pursue Multiple Passions (And Nail Them All) With DkDashoota

Show notes:

In today's episode, we talk about:

• His childhood in Memphis, growing up without a father, and not wanting to go down the same path as others.
• How he used to be angry at God until he realized that everything happens for a reason.
• How a certain goal is not an option if we believe it's gonna happen, and how we should direct our thoughts and actions towards it.
• How he learned what true courage and leadership meant when he joined the ROTC and the military.
• Drawing the line between his personal beliefs and his mission as a military man.
• His excitement in making his first album and collaborating with other artists.
• Juggling between his budding rap music career and his military duties.
• Wanting to be more independent in the future and make it big in the music industry but stay real as a person.

Learn more about DkDashoota here:

Website: https://unitedmasters.com/a/dkdashoota4qg

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6pcKWPTJcQe2oaL5zUkEQ

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/dkdashoota/1571902267

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