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Everything that, you know, the books teach you, I think a lot of times it has you sitting back reading so much that you're not actually doing it.

You know, so basically, I don't know everything about selling mixtapes at the time, but I see other people selling mixtapes and they're right next to me.

My curiosity about this thing I'm passionate about kind of, you know, got real world experience from people that have done it.

And then I go right behind them and do the thing that they just did.

So they just pressed up some CDs and they drove, took them and drove them all the way to Cleveland, Ohio.

Remember, you're going there not even knowing if you're going to sell a lot of them, right?

You get there and you're selling them for, what, $7 a piece, right?

If you get there and only sell, you know, 100 CDs, you make $700.

You got to pay for all these things your friends are going to want you.

So we're knowing that in advance and saw the person go and they came back and they made $700.

So I'm thinking like, man, I want to drive.

So we came up with a plan and it was like, all right, when we get there, we're going to get a hotel.

Wait, we can't get a hotel because that's going to take from our $700.

Now when we get the hotel, we're going to take the phone books.

Back in the days, they had the phone books and you'd open it.

It had like the store section and you would open it out and every store in the city is there.

And we would just call them and be like, hey, we're in town.

We've got this mixtape and they'd be like, well, who are you?

And then we get all our friends to call the store and ask for our mixtape.

So then now they're like, oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

People have been calling and asking for that.

So then we go to the store and we sell 100 CDs and now that's $700 more.

That's $1,400 now, you know, so it's like doing stuff like that.

We're growth hacking things, you know, we're finding a way to get, you know, people to appreciate what we have.

But when you can show it, which we architected it sometimes, you know, then it started becoming, because we had good music, something that they started distributing to people.

And then people started hearing it and it just started growing and growing and growing.

And we did all kinds of things, but all of this came from me watching people.

Like people always ask me, what is my, who do I look up to, role models?

I consumed from everybody, like true chameleon, like taking from everybody.

No, I can't point to one specific person.

It was just like, all right, that part is good.

And then I would try and then I would fail a lot of times.

But trial and error is going to be your best teacher.

Like I can't think of any book, I can't think of anything that taught me it.

And now when people ask me, it's like, I could tell you a lot, but whatever ended, you got to just do it.

And when you get in there, you're going to see that didn't work and you got to quickly move to what works. uOttawa logo, Faculty of Social Sciences