Ani Sanyal

That was a physical impediment that I definitely dealt with.

But it was like, this is what you live for.

And to be able to see the world, travel the world off of music and creativity, that was a huge thing for me.

And so

I was always stay inspired, I think, but that was a difficult thing.

And looking back now, I don't know how I did it, but I'm very glad that I did it.

I have no regrets.

I would do it again in a heartbeat.

Because I think that when it comes to purpose and passion, we only get certain opportunities to tell that story.

And these are the moments that kind of define, I think, who we are as people, entrepreneurs, whatever it is.

That's where I think it happens.

A lot happened.

I was extremely blessed to to receive a kidney from my father, which is, you know, something that is really deep on a whole bunch of different levels.

But, you know, I was I was incredibly lucky and blessed to have that and to basically resume a healthy life after about a year.

We were close before.

I would say, you know, he's he's an immigrant father.

And so the idea of hip hop, rap, musically, you know, record labels.

And that was extremely challenging for him to grasp, you know, for a lot of our time.

Obviously, you know, we grew a lot closer post our whole experience.

And and nowadays, you know, I think he secretly shows us off.