Ansh Singhal

you know, with the marimba.

There's so many different keys and stuff.

And you have to be so creative with that.

Even if you had descriptive music, like you had to be able to be creative on how you would get to those notes, how you would be able to, you know, influence people with that music.

So I feel like that's actually kind of where my creativity had spanned out of.

you know it's kind of crazy from something like from something like drums and stuff but I would say even before that I loved I've always been in like the sports realm so it doesn't have anything to tie into like creativity necessarily but like just you know being with sports and such I feel like I found a lot of like enjoyment in that and just like that kind of helped me find a passion in something so yeah

Yeah, 100%.

I mean, I couldn't have been in the position that I am without my parents.

That's just like a God-given gift.

Yeah.

genuinely i don't what they do for me is like more like it's it's amazing it's it's so blessing for someone like me and i i appreciate all the opportunity that i have so i i you know i'm i'm a huge advocate for school and such obviously they want me to do the best that i can in school but just me being a 17 year old doing the things that i am i had a little bit of an ego and it was just like an arrogance thing yeah nowadays i understand where they come from

But, you know, I kind of wish I hadn't.

Obviously, I wish I didn't have that arrogance and stuff.

But it was just like a thing of like, oh, like, obviously, I'm going to do good in school.

Like, I'm going to get as good as great as I can, build relationships that I can, do all of that.

But it's just like, I really want to build this business.

Like, I'm just so passionate about it.

I love it so much.

So that's probably the biggest thing is they just made me stay grounded on the school and stuff.

And that really helped me, you know, understand how to build discipline and do all of that really good stuff.