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Lerin Gaines

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00:19Thank you for joining us.

03:30Here, we explore what it means to live debt-free, not just financially, but spiritually, mentally, physically, and emotionally.

03:38Every episode is part of a journey across our weekly mentorship series, Spiritual Sundays, Mental Mondays, Transformational Tuesdays, Wind-Down

03:48Wednesdays, Coaching Sessions Thursdays, and Financial Fridays.

03:52Each day holds space for wisdom, each day holds space for wisdom, so grab your journal, pour your glass, and

04:00prepare to go beyond the surface.

04:03Because here, we don't just talk, we transform.

04:05And now, here's your guide through it all, entrepreneur, mentor, and founder of Black Diamond Consultations, Laren Gaines.

04:26Welcome on in, welcome to another episode of the 411 Podcast.

04:32We are here, Transformational Tuesday.

04:36Today, and let me tell you, there definitely has been some transformation.

04:40And it definitely will be some transformation after this show is over, because this week has been one of those

04:50weeks where I've been hustling and doing the thing.

04:54And, of course, I could not do this without each and every one of you, but most importantly, I could

05:00not do this without the love, support, guidance from my executive producer.

05:06I want to give a very special thank you to my executive producer, my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for

05:13giving me another opportunity, giving me the strength, the courage, the wisdom to continuously come out here and give you

05:21all this 411 Podcast.

05:22And, of course, everyone out there who is watching, I want to say good morning to all of you all.

05:29Thank you for rocking with me first thing in the morning.

05:31I appreciate you, my Facebook family, my YouTube family.

05:35Very special thank you to my guests who come in and, you know, support and rock with me.

05:42Sasha Nicole, what's going on?

05:44How you doing?

05:45We got author Birdman 313 tomorrow.

05:50We had Jorge Ornesto Lozano in yesterday and tonight, Transformational Tuesday, we have Antonio Arminio Trujillo coming in in just

06:03a few minutes.

06:04So I think we're ready to do this.

06:06For those of you out there, please hit that like button, use your virtual voice, drop it in the comments.

06:12Let me know exactly where you are calling from.

06:15So let's get on into this.

06:17Y'all know this is my favorite segment, Song of the Day.

06:24All right.

06:25So we're talking about your daily routines.

06:29And sometimes our daily routines and the things that we do on a day-to-day basis or the things

06:34that we don't do on a day-to-day basis will actually end up telling on us.

06:39And it shows up in reality.

06:41So Song of the Day, Hustlin' by Rick Ross.

06:46And every day, we hustlin', we hustlin', we hustlin'.

06:51At least that's exactly what I'm doing.

06:54So the rhetorical question that I have to put out there for each and every one of you is how

07:00bad do you want it?

07:01And if you're hustling, are you grinding, are you perfecting your craft, are you studying, are you watching what you

07:10do, how you speak, how you move, are you perfecting?

07:17See, I spoke about this a couple nights before that we want to be like everybody else.

07:25For those of you out there, if you scroll on the gram, on social media, is it unique or are

07:36you copying what somebody else is doing?

07:39Did you see what somebody else had and now you needed to go run and buy it?

07:45See, it's called being extraordinary.

07:51If you want those extra things in life, you have to be extraordinary and you got to do something a

07:56little bit extra and different than the next person.

07:59Otherwise, you're just going to be some copycat, some, you know, made up version of.

08:08So this is Transformational Tuesday, so I'm going to leave you with some wisdom here.

08:15See, I always knew that I was different and I, you know, stayed true to being different.

08:25I was very secret about my moves someday, you know, still to this day.

08:32I'm not going to broadcast everything and I'm not going to put everything out there, even though, you know, I'm

08:38here.

08:43So hustle, that's the key word tonight, grind.

08:51Make it do what it do.

08:54Please know that if you don't wake up and you go through the regular routine journey, you're going to end

08:58up being just like everybody else and you're going to get whatever everybody else is getting.

09:03So if you want something a little bit different, you're going to have to be different.

09:10And being different requires you to push through and do something a little bit extra because, yeah, I can just

09:17go out and we can go out and we can be just like everybody else.

09:20And there's no effort in that.

09:22There really isn't.

09:24But if you want to be different and you want that extra, you want that icing on the cake, it

09:30requires you to do something extra in order for you to become extraordinary and show up differently.

09:39Remember, the things that you do on a daily basis, the things that you do on a weekly basis, the

09:43things that you do on a monthly basis, it's going to show up.

09:48People can tell people when they look at you, when they see you coming, when they hear your name, think,

09:59wow, this person is extra, this person is different.

10:03Or when they speak your name, when they think of you, do you just blend in with the rest of

10:09the crowd?

10:10You know how some people say on you being a little extra?

10:13It's okay to be a little extra.

10:16But what does your extra look like?

10:19That again, they say that, you know, oh, this one's doing the most or this one over here, they're being

10:26a little extra.

10:27It's okay to be a little extra.

10:29But what does your extra actually look like?

10:32What does it sound like?

10:36Song of the day, Hustlin' by Rick Ross.

10:40Now, as we continue on this Transformational Tuesday, this Good Transformational Tuesday, I'm going to bring in a special guest,

10:49friend of the show.

10:50He's been here before, but this time is going to be a little bit different.

10:54Remember, I spoke about being a little bit extra and being different.

10:58There's something about this cat that is going to give us different vibes tonight.

11:03So, let's get into this here.

11:05We have special guests joining in for Transformational Tuesday, Mr. Antonio Trujillo.

11:14So, y'all go ahead and give a round of applause as we go ahead and bring Mr. Antonio up.

11:31Welcome, welcome.

11:33Welcome on in to this Transformational Tuesday.

11:36How are you?

11:37Good, yourself?

11:39I just want to say I am honored to be a part of your show again.

11:43You know what I mean?

11:44Be a returning guest.

11:45And I just want to say I give you the much love as I can, man.

11:49Oh, most definitely.

11:51Thank you for joining.

11:52I appreciate it.

11:53Of course, I could not, you know, have this wonderful dialogue and conversation without you.

11:58And thank you for the support, you know, the flyers and all of that stuff.

12:02You know, you got some real dope stuff out there.

12:05I appreciate that.

12:07And it's all the folk behind the scenes, man.

12:10All the help and assistance.

12:11You know, it's all about, you know, building relationships with folks.

12:15You know, that's how I see it.

12:16But, yeah, you know, it's, it's, it ain't easy.

12:21You know, some people, you know, they make it seem easy, but it takes a lot to make some

12:27of this stuff go around, doing the records and the promotions and all of those great things.

12:32So.

12:33A lot of sacrifices.

12:34I respect the craft there.

12:38So, um, show tradition.

12:40And I always, for some reason, I like the weather.

12:44I like the hot weather.

12:47And maybe I was like a weather person.

12:50So let us know exactly where you are calling from.

12:53And what's the weather like over there?

12:57I'm calling from Public, Colorado.

12:59And, um, right now, it's about 80 degrees.

13:03It's pretty nice out.

13:04You know, it's spring is near.

13:05It's pretty much here.

13:07It's, it's the time, you know what I mean?

13:08It's that season again.

13:09Got lizards in our front yard.

13:11It's, it's amazing, man.

13:13Nice and hot.

13:14Perfect, perfect time to get out and do something different every day.

13:19So it's 80 already.

13:20So in the summertime, what's the temperature like then?

13:25Um, it's hundreds.

13:28It's 90 to a hundred.

13:30And where's this at again?

13:31Public, Colorado.

13:33I didn't think that Colorado hit temps like that.

13:37Oh yeah.

13:37Oh man.

13:38It's the summers are terrible.

13:39I ain't gonna lie to you.

13:41Really?

13:41I know the winners are, winners are brutal, but I didn't know the summers, uh, jump off like

13:47that.

13:47So 80, when did it sit like, like warm up?

13:53Like around what month?

13:54When does it turn?

13:55Um, start getting like 80.

13:57I say like last month.

13:58Really?

13:59Last month we were, we were hitting that.

14:00Yup.

14:02So in February.

14:04Wow.

14:04That's crazy.

14:05All right.

14:06See, and we had, we had an odd winter this year.

14:09Odd winter.

14:10It was, it was odd.

14:11It was hot.

14:12It wasn't as cold as I expected it to be.

14:13Okay.

14:14So that basically we got your winter then.

14:16Cause this winter was out of control.

14:18You guys must've caught wind out of control.

14:22All right.

14:23So, um, what's, what's going on?

14:26I know you got a new album out.

14:29Yeah.

14:29Uh, released October 1st, um, aftermath, the mythic 2025, 2026.

14:36And, um, a new label, uh, I rebranded, changed up, you know, it went from unity infinite.

14:43We had a lot of people with our, our group, a lot of international folk.

14:47And now, uh, we, uh, we freed up the roster.

14:51You know what I mean?

14:51It's just my cousin, uh, Corbin and me.

14:56And that makes the, the, the three duo.

14:59So, you know, the triple threat.

15:00So yeah, we're under rogue Esquire now released a new album and I'm working on a book.

15:06I'm like in the first stages of writing my first discography on my whole collection for now, by the time

15:14I turned 30.

15:15So, you know what I mean?

15:15I'll have all this ready with another album, uh, re-release of my original, but going in there with a

15:22different perspective, you know, approaching something familiar, but making it in a sense unfamiliar, if you know what I mean?

15:31You know what I mean?

15:32Diving deep in the deeper realms.

15:34But no, I've been working with my cousin, getting him going.

15:38He just released a single, uh, a new Don for his new album, The Return.

15:46That's what's up.

15:47That's what's up.

15:48My cousin is a faithful man.

15:50I'll tell you what, he's one of them, he's one of them dudes, man.

15:52He's a good guy.

15:53You know what?

15:54We might need to get him on here.

15:55Uh, I'll, I'll, I'll talk to you afterwards, but yeah, I might have a spot, uh, for him to be

16:01on, on, on this series is the same series.

16:03So yeah, we'll, we'll chop it up afterwards.

16:05But, um, you, you spoke about some things, freeing up your roster.

16:12This is your, uh, record label or you're signed to another record label?

16:17No, uh, um, uh, just a self, cell phone.

16:22You know what I mean?

16:23Come on, independent.

16:24Okay.

16:25So it's, it's just, it's just rebranded and we changed it up a little bit.

16:28You know what I mean?

16:29We left what was behind because we're a lot older now and you know, we, we can reflect, but we

16:35don't want to, we don't want to, I guess you can say, um, showcase.

16:39You know what I mean?

16:40Showcase our younger days when we were just learning and stuff, you know what I mean?

16:45And so this is all with a whole new approach, working with different producers, working with different mentors.

16:52You know what I mean?

16:53Just really in touch with who's around.

16:57Okay.

16:57That's what's up.

16:58I know, I know I want to touch two bases.

17:01I know you said that you, um, freed up some, um, international artists.

17:07So I guess you were working with artists, um, internationally.

17:12I work with some, um, people on this podcast internationally and it can become a challenge.

17:19Let me tell you what the time is the language barrier and everything.

17:24Yeah.

17:25So I've had some disappointments from working with, um, international people, but I will tell you that I've had built

17:31great relationships in France and, uh, Belgium.

17:35Um, South, South Korea, I believe.

17:40Um, so there are some artists that are, you know, on point when it comes to crossing the international, uh,

17:47boundaries.

17:47So for you, what, were you disappointed with that or?

17:54No, we had a, we had a falling out.

17:58So that's, it's kind of why the re the reason I released that fallout album is because of the whole

18:03issue as with my partner, my close partner.

18:07When I first started in 22, 2022, uh, you love Bebo.

18:11So we had a falling out and, uh, it was over, over beat purchasing and licensing and another guy jumping

18:19on board and, you know, how it goes.

18:21Somebody wants to collect the money and, you know, somebody has to pay.

18:24And so it had to be me.

18:25And so we had a falling out.

18:27So we, we all came together, just my close people.

18:30And we decided that we need to change up.

18:33We need to make this, uh, we need to make a different movement because unity infinite was all about uniting

18:38everybody and keeping everybody together.

18:40But then when you realize that folks tend to take advantage of you or they can't deliver and cause at

18:47the end of the day, it's a business, you know what I mean?

18:51And so you gotta, you gotta look at it.

18:54Like, you know, you gotta, you gotta have something on hand ready for the, for the people to, you know,

19:01experience when you're an artist and that gets tough and that gets very difficult.

19:06So, you know, narrowing your circle, you know, helps with that, that perspective.

19:13Yeah.

19:14Yeah.

19:15Um, my, my philosophy today, um, I learned, I basically knew it all my life, but the pressures of wanting

19:23to be popular, wanting people to like me, crossing the boundaries of being a people pleaser, you end up falling

19:32into these traps and getting wrapped up with the wrong crowd.

19:34And start to do what other people do.

19:37But for me, after going through some of the issues that I've went through, very simple, I'm a minimalist today.

19:44Less is more.

19:45The less that I have, the more that I have.

19:48So in, in this business, sometimes it's less is more.

19:53Like you look at the artists who are out there, who are on top.

19:59We see them when they're on top, but we don't really see what happens behind closed doors.

20:04We don't see the backstab and we don't see, you know, a lot of things.

20:09And a lot of the downfall of some artists and people don't just have the music is when you got

20:15your circle too big and you're stretched like this and you don't know who's really down for you and who's

20:24not.

20:24So in order for you to have a good rap on it, I keep my friends to a minimum today.

20:31I'm okay with that.

20:33I used to, people used to make fun of me for keeping my friends to a minimum, but I was

20:39the one who was actually winning in the long run.

20:43I agree with you on that one because it's good to be a lone wolf, you know what I mean?

20:48When it comes to certain circumstances and I can agree with you a hundred percent because, you know, things are

20:54a lot better, you know, the people that we work with now, you know, they're, they're more experienced.

21:02And so they're, I guess you can say they're guiding us on maintaining what we're doing.

21:10You know what I mean?

21:11Trying to keep it going, trying to keep going, the ball rolling, keeping it, keep going forward with everything.

21:16Yeah.

21:16Every retracting.

21:19They also say that you are only an average.

21:25And I've, I've said this plenty of times here on the podcast.

21:28You are only an average of the five closest people that you surround yourself with.

21:32So for people out there listening, look at your circle.

21:36Think about the five people that you interact with on a daily, weekly, monthly basis.

21:41You're only an average of them.

21:45That keyword average is deep.

21:47It hit me, hit me deep.

21:49And I was like, okay, so I'm not better than them.

21:53I'm only an average.

21:55Interesting.

21:57So, so that's why I like to surround myself by people who know a hell of a lot more than

22:00I do.

22:02Yep.

22:03Cause they're always starting to learn.

22:05Yeah.

22:05I'm starting to learn that as I'm getting older, you know, I'm starting to realize, you know, the elder are

22:11a lot more wiser.

22:12You know what I mean?

22:13Comes to certain circumstances and people are off on a whole different agenda.

22:21Now, I know you were saying you were cleaning things up.

22:24This is part of the whole transformational process.

22:28Just, you know, stepping into the person who you want to be.

22:31You may not be that person yet, but you can see yourself.

22:36You can see like in the future.

22:38Some people can see themselves in the future.

22:40They can visualize, they can go into a meditative state of what they want.

22:45They're just not it yet, but they know what they want.

22:48So do you ever go back though?

22:50Instead of going to the future, do you ever go back and look at some of the things that you've

22:55even recorded?

22:57Whether it's photo shoots, whatever it is.

23:00Do you look back and be like, oh, I probably shouldn't have done that.

23:05The older version of you looks at the younger version as like, yeah, that wasn't cool.

23:10Because when you realize there's consequences to things and, you know, when it comes down to stuff like that, you

23:15realize, you know, you live and you learn.

23:17And I had to learn from experience.

23:19And there was circumstances where, you know, you know, the government was involved, the feds, I guess you can say.

23:26And it wasn't my fault, but, you know, what happens when you're on the Internet and somebody takes most of

23:33your photos on your account and releases and makes threats and stuff, you know, it comes back to me instead

23:39of them.

23:40And, you know, there's consequences to things.

23:41So, you know, living and experiencing what I'm experiencing now compared to then, it makes me realize because now, you

23:51know, I'm a family man.

23:52You know, I'm focused on my daughter, my family, and just making sure everybody is, you know, able to strive

23:59and prosper.

24:00You know what I mean?

24:01Make sure everybody's happy.

24:02And so, you know, it's tough.

24:05It's tough.

24:06But, you know, when you see yourself in the future and you realize that this is your life, don't get

24:12me wrong, but, you know, this is your daughter's life now.

24:14You know what I mean?

24:14I want her to follow my footsteps, join choir and stuff like that.

24:18So that's why I work with my cousin.

24:19You know, I coach him.

24:21And it builds me up, work with other producers, and it helps me learn.

24:25You know what I mean?

24:26It helps me just absorb everything and try to replicate it in a sense, you know what I mean?

24:31Based on what you know with knowledge.

24:35Right, right, right.

24:37You said something that is so important is you basically introduced, like, that legacy talk.

24:46When you realize that it's no longer just about you anymore, like, whether it's family, it's friends, passing something down,

24:58creating a name, building a brand.

25:01And it's that legacy talk that, you know, you started to, you know, open up the door for that.

25:07But so I'm going to go down this path.

25:11You know, I'm a financial coach.

25:12You know, I am actually very intrigued to know exactly what artists think when it comes to money.

25:21Because I look up to certain artists and I like the longevity.

25:27I'm very inspired by the longevity.

25:31My favorite artist, I remember 1991.

25:37I'm not going to get into it.

25:39Those of you who watch me, you know who I'm talking about.

25:43But this specific artist is still relevant today from 1991 when I was 11 years old until where I'm at

25:51here today at 45 years old.

25:55I'm just, like, just amazed.

25:58The ups, downs, ups, downs.

25:59And then I look at other artists who come out and maybe their career isn't that long.

26:06And the one hit wonders, all of those things out there.

26:09I've studied this since I was 11 years old.

26:13So in the music industry, especially with independent artists and things like that, when you're hustling and doing things on

26:21your own, how important is the financial aspect?

26:27Does that play a role in you staying around for however many years?

26:34You've been around.

26:35It does because, basically, you know, that's the backbone of, you know, of what we have to offer, you know

26:45what I mean?

26:45So what I've learned in doing what I'm doing is it costs money in order to make money.

26:53And you have to sacrifice a lot in order to get to where you're at.

26:58And, you know, as far as I've gotten, I've sacrificed a lot of money.

27:02But I've also made money, you know what I mean?

27:05And I interact with startups.

27:07And I try to build these relationships with them and see what they have to offer.

27:12But what everything's about is it's about funds, you know what I mean?

27:17You've got to have the money, money talks.

27:18And I'm learning that.

27:20And when it comes to funds, though, you just got to capitalize.

27:27You honestly just got to capitalize and figure out what's out there, you know what I mean?

27:32And try to relate to that and build yourself up.

27:37But when it comes to making music, you're not going to be rich, you know what I mean?

27:41And how I've seen it is, how you've said it, it's longevity, you know what I mean?

27:46It's all about how long you can stay, how long you keep that lifeline alive, how long you can support

27:51your family,

27:51and how long you can become the person you're wanting to be, you know what I mean?

27:55Your greatest version.

27:57And so it's very important.

28:00You know, you said something about becoming rich.

28:06I think that a lot of the mainstream artists, I would say that the artists that have made it, they're

28:12on top.

28:14The jewelry, the cars, you know, all of that stuff.

28:20What do you think about that?

28:21Do you think that that's really making it?

28:23Or do you think that there's more to that story?

28:28I feel like a lot of that is just, you know, it's like Instagram is like, that's where they can

28:33describe it.

28:34It's like, you know, like a show, you know what I mean?

28:37It's a whole different environment.

28:38The internet, TikTok, everything, it's all about presentation, you know what I mean?

28:43And when you look back at something like that, you know, you realize who's real and who's not, you know,

28:51based on daily routines, as you suggested earlier, and the person they present themselves as, you know what I mean?

29:00And like when we talked about narrowing our circles and stuff like that, you know, it all relates to something

29:06like that.

29:07And it's just, it's one of those things, you know.

29:13I'm going to ask you this question here.

29:17Would you rather have the clothes, cars, jewelry?

29:22Is that important to you or is it important to build businesses?

29:31I think it's all about the presentation, you know what I mean?

29:36It's all about that.

29:37So, you know, I invested in my image, you know, to present myself a certain way and to be a

29:41certain way, you know what I mean?

29:42It takes a lot of effort, though, to figure out the person you really are, though.

29:49You know, I've been to numerous therapy sessions just trying to figure out, you know, going through, like, tough times

29:54and stuff like that.

29:55And to me, what's more important is to know that, you know, I have something to show for, you know,

30:01all the stuff I've earned because I've earned everything I've gotten, you know?

30:05I didn't grow up having money, you know what I mean?

30:08Nothing was given, it was earned.

30:10And so I feel like image is important, but if you look at J. Cole, artists like him, you realize,

30:19you know, or Jay-Z, you look back and you're Eminem, they're minimalists.

30:24You know what I mean?

30:24They're not out there flexing million-dollar chains and they can't afford to buy a house.

30:32And, you know, it's a whole trail of dishonesty.

30:38That is a good point that you just basically opened up the door.

30:43Pay very close attention to that.

30:46And you touch base on a minimalist aspect as well for some of those artists out there.

30:53I'm going to get off of this because I'm very passionate about being a minimalist.

30:58Listen, I got kind of pissed off when I realized what happens behind the scenes in the music industry and

31:05how it's portrayed a certain way.

31:08And what I believe, and again, this is just my belief system, is that a lot of what we see

31:16on TV, what we see on Instagram, what we see on different platforms, that is not real.

31:22And what we do is we program the younger generation to want those things.

31:30So instead of wanting to learn how to build a record company, wanting to learn how to be the CEO

31:36of that record company, these people, they grow up wanting the chains, wanting the cars, wanting the jewelry.

31:44And in most cases, the artists that are rocking that stuff and they got the, you know, stack of money,

31:53a lot of that stuff is not real.

31:56Either it's borrowed, borrowed, rented.

32:00Inherited.

32:01Yeah, right.

32:02That's another thing, too, when people fall into money.

32:08And, yeah, that's the kicker right there.

32:13Majority of the time when people inherit money, by the time it gets to the next generation, it's completely lost.

32:20You spoke about legacy.

32:22So people who hustle, you know, that's the theme of the night.

32:26People who struggle, people who strive and climb their way to the top.

32:34Their, I guess I want to say, their legacy extends, you know, to multiple generations.

32:43By about the third of the generation, get a little hairy because it's just given to the next generation.

32:51So when money is just given to the next generation, you have to make sure that, you know, people are

32:55disciplined and they are well educated on financial literacy.

32:59Because, think about it, when something's just handed to you, you don't have to work for it.

33:04You might take some things for granted.

33:08So, yeah, I know I went on my little tangent with that.

33:12But we'll go ahead and take a pause in this moment.

33:16If you could please go ahead and let everybody know where they can follow you.

33:21You can name your album.

33:23I want to get into some of the, you know, tracks that are most important to you on that album.

33:27And, you know, your different social media handles.

33:31Okay.

33:33So, if you guys want to check me out, the master link that I do have is on Instagram.

33:39You'll find everything there, you know, articles to songs to albums to any information you want to get from behind

33:46the scenes.

33:47And visit me on YouTube, Divine Infinite, my handle.

33:54And check me out on Apple Music and everything else.

34:01All the streaming platforms that United Masters has to offer for us.

34:07All right.

34:07That's what's up.

34:08That's what's up.

34:11Now, the name.

34:15How did you come up with the name for yourself?

34:21Oh, you're still with us?

34:24Oh, yeah.

34:25I don't know what happened.

34:26We're back, though.

34:27Yeah, you're back, though.

34:28So, how did you come up with the name for yourself?

34:31Divine Infinite is, you know, to me, it's all about, you know, when it first started, you know, it was

34:39a facade.

34:42You know what I mean?

34:43I guess you can say until I, you know, until I actually step foot into realizing, you know, the person

34:49I'm trying to become, you know, more spiritual, you know, spiritual alignment.

34:53And, you know, just showcasing this mindset that I have and trying to release it into the world and so

35:03they can explore, you know, and go through my shoes and see how in the beginning, you know, I wasn't

35:12necessarily chasing applause.

35:13You know what I mean?

35:15I wasn't, I was just trying to get in, get my foot in the door and, you know, get approval,

35:20you know what I mean?

35:21And trying to build myself up.

35:23So, Divine Infinite has a whole spiritual meaning behind it and it has an acronym, A-G-Y-T, a

35:29mentee, griffin, yin, gang, a thought.

35:31It's a whole death, you know, before dishonor type thing, you know what I mean?

35:36Victory and knowledge.

35:40Now, that's interesting.

35:42This isn't Spiritual Sunday.

35:44This is Transformational Tuesday.

35:46But I was sitting down with Seisha Blanco, who is another artist who's on this series.

35:54So, y'all are watching for coaching sessions Thursday because you're from Seisha Blanco.

36:02And I talked about how being an artist, you know, a rapper, you know,

36:08sometimes our language is a little interesting.

36:12And when you're being, how do you tie that in when it comes to spirituality?

36:19The, I want to say the GOAT when it comes to that is Tupac.

36:24Like, you could be listening to his records and be like, he says some crazy things.

36:28But the way he tied into spirituality, it was just amazing.

36:38And forget about him, just him talking in general.

36:42It's just amazing.

36:43You can tell just a spiritual being.

36:46So, how important is that for you to be spiritual, which I know it's important,

36:51but just, you know, go into it a little bit more.

36:53And how do you make sure that your music aligns so that it can, you can heal and get to

37:00the people that need to get to it?

37:04So, a lot of that I owe to my mom because she is one big reason why, you know, I'm

37:09involved with my faith, you know,

37:12our Lord Jesus Christ, you know what I mean?

37:14And, you know, if it weren't for her, the lifestyle that I brought myself into when it comes to music,

37:21because there's a whole misconception where hip-hop music and rap is violent.

37:27And at the same time, you can see it, there is violence in it.

37:31But, you know, not everyone's violent.

37:35And that is longevity.

37:37That's another bit of longevity.

37:39But, you know, with me, the faith, and having that, and my cousin, you know what I mean?

37:46Them two together, I'm always getting, they'll send me scriptures, they'll send me posts and stuff like that, you know?

37:54And then when I do go to church with my daughter and stuff like that, you know, it's just,

37:59if it weren't for my mom, I don't think that'd be possible for me.

38:03So I owe it all to her, you know?

38:05I live by, you know, just being a morale person, being a good person, trying to give back to people,

38:13you know what I mean?

38:14Trying to share knowledge to folk and, you know, just try to connect and be a good guy, you know

38:20what I mean?

38:20That's what I'm all about.

38:22And in the past, you know, it was bad because, you know, I was getting out of that rut and

38:27faith wasn't there for me.

38:29But when I started listening, paid more attention, that's when I realized, you know, you look back and you see

38:37things and you're like,

38:39I could have done it different, but I'm going to do it different now, you know what I mean?

38:42I'm going to take that stance, I'm going to stand on my feet, and I'm going to approach it just

38:47like on my album, Aftermath of the Mythic, you know what I mean?

38:49I mean, one side was just that caliber, that darkness, and then one side was just enlightenment when commendation dropped,

38:57you know what I mean?

38:57It was just all about that.

38:58The whole depiction of the commendation was just so much enlightenment, you know what I mean?

39:02The green, the grass behind me, the water, you know what I mean?

39:06The bridge versus condemnation where it was just like darkness, and you can see it.

39:11You can see the shift, you know what I mean?

39:13You can see the transformation there, and it's like, if it weren't for my, like I was saying, my mom,

39:17it's not possible.

39:20But, you know, I paid attention, I listened, and, you know, I got to where I'm at.

39:24My daughter, she's heavily involved, she watches videos, you know, my mom gets her all set up, and, you know,

39:29it's an honor to, you know, to have faith like that, you know what I mean?

39:35To be a part of, you know, something that loves you, you know what I mean?

39:38Someone that loves you.

39:40I believe that every family has a chosen one.

39:43You know, you've heard this term, chosen one.

39:46There's always someone in a generation that is responsible for making sure that other generations get it.

39:57So, it sounds like maybe you have been that chosen one in your family, in your dynamic, to make sure

40:04that the spiritual aspect of that is passed on to legacy, to the next, you know, to the next generation.

40:12That's my belief.

40:14That there's always one person in the family that gets selected as the chosen one.

40:20So, that is breaking the chains, that's what I call it, breaking the chains, man.

40:29Absolutely.

40:30Absolutely.

40:31The generational curse.

40:32What?

40:33That's what I call it.

40:36On my end.

40:37Yeah, I speak about that a lot, too.

40:40And, you know, we can get on that topic, too.

40:46Breaking the generational curses when you don't know why you're different.

40:52You're called to do something different.

40:55You feel different.

40:56You know what your family does, because everybody in your family does it, but you are just that oddball.

41:02You're just that, some people call it the black sheep of the family.

41:06Something is just different about you.

41:09And even though you know it's so easy to go along and do what everybody else in the family is

41:14doing, for some reason, when you've tried it, it still didn't work for you.

41:19Either you had more obstacles.

41:20They could get away with it, but you can't.

41:23Why is it that?

41:23But so you just back away and you say, you know what, I'm not even going to do that.

41:26I'm just going to go ahead and do something a little bit different.

41:31So everyone, just think back if you were in this situation where you, you know, understood where you started to

41:38break generational curses, when you knew that, wow, I'm just doing something different.

41:42God is telling me to move in this direction, even though I know that everybody is doing that on the

41:47left.

41:48I'm going to move here and do something different.

41:50And then what happens is in the beginning, people in your family might look at you like you're crazy, like,

41:57all right, whatever, you know, this one is an oddball or this one is, you know, square or whatever.

42:03But then things start to shift.

42:07It's just this spiritual shift where people start to say, OK, wait a minute, he might be on to something.

42:14She might be on to something.

42:16Maybe I should start paying attention.

42:17So I don't know if you've experienced anything like that, but that's just, you know, again, what I believe when

42:26it comes to breaking generational curses.

42:30I love that.

42:32I love that because that's so true, man.

42:35So now let's talk about your album.

42:40Give me.

42:42Give me your favorite, your top three records, just the titles and stuff.

42:48Individual songs or just the whole thing, whole project.

42:51Individual songs off of this new album.

42:55This one here, Glitch, Aftermath Intro and Inept.

43:01OK, so let's talk about Glitch.

43:03What's the concept behind that?

43:06So Glitch was all based on a quote seen on Facebook that my teacher posted.

43:12And, you know, when I look back at it, it forced me to to make something similar to a song

43:20I made in the past, which was Imprint.

43:24And so it was like wanting that same vibe, bring it back with better vocals, you know, better ways to

43:34approach it with, you know, high quality beats and stuff like that.

43:38So and basically the whole song is about me being a glitch when it comes to reality.

43:44You know what I mean?

43:45Like there's that movie.

43:48It's a kid's movie.

43:51And there I think it's Wreck-It Ralph or it's one of the ones with Penelope.

43:55I forgot.

43:56Penelope, she's the glitch in the game.

43:58You know what I mean?

43:59She's cruising around a little car.

44:00She's glitching out.

44:01You know what I mean?

44:01I see myself like that.

44:02You know what I mean?

44:04And I have to put myself out there and show people that, you know, it's OK to be different in

44:13a world where they want you to be normal.

44:16You know what I mean?

44:17But I'm not talking different as in like being crazy or anything like that.

44:21I'm talking different as in being just artistically.

44:23You know what I mean?

44:24Showcasing your ability and choosing because it's a choice to sit there and invest your money into putting in for

44:31a beat to get a license or to sit there.

44:33And reflect on a song and sit there and write that song because it takes hours before it's even saying,

44:41you know what I mean?

44:42And so Glitch shows me as a person who, you know, just works outside the normal realm of things.

44:51That's what's up.

44:52I love how you go into detail, too, about the things that, you know, it takes with the licensing and

45:01however long it takes to write this and upgrading, looking back at what you've been through or how you recorded

45:09or what the process was before.

45:11And let's do a 2.0 version.

45:13Let's do something different.

45:14Of course, you know, you know, transforming into something a little bit bigger and better.

45:20So I like that.

45:21And then you had another record that you spoke about.

45:25What was it, Inept or?

45:27Another song on there was Inept, you know what I mean?

45:29Just it's a whole lot of just becoming like you're a stain, you know what I mean?

45:36Everything and everything you put out, you know what I mean?

45:39Just there's just nothing to it.

45:41And it seems like you're just you're speaking to, you know, you're not speaking to anybody.

45:48And so I look back at that and that's what made us make a new dawn for my cousin.

45:55You know what I mean?

45:55Because it helped me learn and figure out that not everything needs applause, you know what I mean?

46:05Not everything needs approval.

46:07And you have to be the one who brings that to the table.

46:13And so Inept was all about that.

46:16I know that's right.

46:17Kind of a hint.

46:20A hint to new dawn.

46:22I know that's right.

46:23That it's, there's a record that I listed as a gospel song.

46:31It was one of my song of the days on the series to encourage yourself.

46:36Because you know what?

46:37Sometimes you got to pat yourself on your own back.

46:42Because ain't nobody going to do it for you.

46:45When you sit around and you put stuff out on social media.

46:48When you, you know, hang around certain people wanting somebody to big you up.

46:53Wanting somebody to compliment you on, you know, your swag, what you have.

46:57You knew, you knew.

46:59When you walk around like that, you're setting yourself up for a disaster.

47:03But if you go ahead and do it for yourself.

47:05Like, listen, I know that I'm rocking this.

47:08I know that I just killed that beat.

47:10I know that I just, you know, when I walk into a situation, I know all eyes are going to

47:16be on me.

47:17Not that you're being conceited or anything like that.

47:19But sometimes you just got to pat yourself on your own back and say, okay, I got this.

47:25You know, I'm going to write this book.

47:27I'm going to put this new album out.

47:29And it's going to be fire.

47:31And I know that as long as you rock into it and you're like, yeah, I like this.

47:35And this is it.

47:36This is lit.

47:38But all right, job done accomplished as long as you're happy with it.

47:41When you stare in that mirror, people, you know, ladies and gentlemen, we're speaking about Transformational Tuesday.

47:49When you stare in that mirror, whatever is looking back at you, is it going to be a smile?

47:57Or is it going to be a friend?

48:00Sometimes you have to pat yourself on your own back.

48:03Sometimes you have to smile, look at yourself in the mirror and say, you know what, you are amazing.

48:07You are ham, you are fly, everything.

48:11So, yeah, that's what I think that is.

48:16So, I like that.

48:17That's awesome.

48:17Yeah.

48:18That's awesome.

48:22All right.

48:22So, before we get out of here, I can't believe, you know, it's been, you know, we've got to go

48:28and pay bills soon.

48:29So, let everybody know your name.

48:32You know, just run it down again where they can get your new album and all of those things.

48:38My name is Arminio Trujillo.

48:42My artistry name is Divine Infinite.

48:45And the next edition will be a book by the time I'm 30 years old.

48:51And that'll be just a year and a half, two years.

48:53And we're going to release The Return, our first ever spiritual album, My Cousin.

49:00So, you guys can tune in on the master link on Instagram.

49:04So, just check everything out and I'll keep everybody updated.

49:08And much love, everybody.

49:10It was an honor to be on this show.

49:12And I just want to say I love everybody.

49:14My parents, if it weren't for, you know, the way they raised me and, you know, my aunties and everyone

49:20around me in my circle, if it weren't for them, you know, a lot of this wouldn't be possible.

49:23So, I thank everybody and I appreciate everyone.

49:26So, much love to everybody.

49:29Absolutely.

49:30Thank you so much for coming on.

49:31I appreciate you.

49:33And get those streams up.

49:36Because, yeah, go ahead and support.

49:38Get those streams up.

49:40Because y'all need them.

49:41Because I heard it.

49:43I heard about how much it costs.

49:46Yeah, that's what's up.

49:49I did hear about how much it costs are paid when it comes to the streaming.

49:55So, got to get those streams up, right?

49:59That's no joke.

50:01Yes, sir.

50:02So, all right.

50:03Thank you so much for joining.

50:05I will be in touch.

50:06Yeah, because I definitely want to talk to you about possibly getting your artists on here.

50:09So, take care.

50:11See you.

50:12Much love.

50:13All right.

50:13Take care, y'all.

50:17And there you go.

50:20That was Mr. True Hill.

50:24Y'all go ahead and support.

50:26Great conversation.

50:27Really, really deep.

50:29And we might need to go on Spiritual Sunday.

50:36That might be a thing.

50:39When you look at his profile, check him out on social media.

50:46You can see the spiritual presence.

50:48I mean, just look at the album cover.

50:49You definitely can see it.

50:52So, I want to thank you all so much for joining in.

50:55I appreciate you.

50:56Thank you to my special guests.

50:58Thank you to all of the guests who are on this series this week.

51:02And I definitely do appreciate y'all.

51:04So, please go ahead and use your virtual voice.

51:08Drop it in the comments.

51:10Let me know what you liked about our show.

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51:37That's what we speak about here.

51:40We speak about debt-free living from the spiritual, from the mental, physical, and the financial aspects.

51:47And the physical.

51:50You got to do something different.

51:52If you want to be debt-free, if you just want to live a better life, it comes down to

52:01the physical aspect.

52:02You have to do something a little bit different if you want to go ahead and transform your life.

52:07And it's not going to happen just by you getting caught up in just the mental, visualizing, and thinking about

52:14what you want.

52:14That is a very important part.

52:17It's not going to change if you sit there and pray about it 24-7.

52:22Although, that is very important.

52:24And that might be something that you need to do.

52:27Pray without ceasing.

52:29But you definitely have to put the physical.

52:32You have to do something.

52:34Remember, you have to do something a little bit extra to be considered extraordinary and to get those extraordinary results.

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53:04So, again, thank you so much for joining out there.

53:08I appreciate you.

53:09Without you, I could not do this.

53:11And stay on deck because we're getting ready to turn this thing up for Wind Down Wednesday.

53:17I'll see you all tomorrow.

53:19Thank you so much.

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