We as people, living in financial situations, deal with are problems day by day and don't often prepare for the days ahead. This leads people to always be in a rush for time, money, and opportunities, but ironically end up messing all of it up by not enjoying the little things and sometimes even slowing down their lifestyle in order to asses it properly. In this episode I talk about how an inconvenience of getting my car towed led me to accepting to not worry about that in which can not control and that at the end everything will turn out okay. 

   Today on March 24th I turn 23-years-old and still every year I try to figure out life and meaning. Trying to maneuver my life in the way I wanted to didn't always come easy and, in some cases, it still isn't easy. It all starts with "thought" and then "choice". It's always a huge benefit to have people who care about you to help assist you and you them whenever truly needed, but in order to get the "ball rolling" in YOU'RE life, it requires you to love yourself, believe the good about yourself, and to take your life seriously. It all starts with you! 

   Many people from impoverished or low-income backgrounds believe that their lives hold no value or that they cannot lift themselves out of their own bad situations and misery, and often contemplate ending it all. In this episode of the Nada Act Podcast I tips that I know helped me navigate this seeming confusing world. 

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This episode of the Nada Act Podcast is about dealing with small obstacles in life in Los Angeles (traffic tickets, high gas, etc) and still having a positive outlook and game-plan to push forward and overcome. More often then not, people who go through negative situations don't prepare ahead of time, or at the very least, strategize a new plan to get through it. Many people who do, however, give themselves an appropriate time think, strategize, and execute often lead to be successful entrepreneurs, artists, husband, wife, and overall standing as a human-being.   

On this episode of The Nada Act Podcast I touch on growing up in Los Angeles, CA, the best tips for building yourself as a man, quick story about the recent 'wedding ring disaster' at the Atlanta Hawks game and more. More chill vibes, uncensored, and honest content for y'all!

For the past few days, Chicago rap artist 147 Calboy, has gone on a barrage of tweets attacking the character of North Carolina rap-star Dababy for his involvement with collaborating with rapper and OTF enemy NBA Youngboy. Calboy calls out Dababy's loyalty and publicizes how he disrespected King Von for working with Youngboy and dropping a collab album with Youngboy on the same day as Von's posthumous album "What It Means To Be King". Dababy soon after responds with "Do Sumn" on Twitter.  

WELCOME! To the first episode of The Nada Act Podcast! This episode is just an introduction to what I will be speaking about as far as the theme of the show and the overall feel of it. Of course this is my first episode so be aware that I will add more production, conduct audio as well as video interviews, and will have a better flow and system down packed. But with out further ado here's the episode. Enjoy!