Metta World Peace

create family office from scratch with my own hands.

But not everybody has that opportunity.

I definitely got to credit it to my mom and dad who put me in a psychology session.

I was 13 years old and they put me into counseling.

At 13, they said, you know, my mom was like, boy, you need help.

And that was the best thing that ever happened to me.

I remember my first session, it was on a dime block.

We call it the dime block in Queensbridge.

But one building, it was all apartments, but a couple of the buildings had offices and different things.

There was a counseling spot right across the street from Nas block.

And in that setting, in that class, or that session, you had people with autism, maybe cases of schizophrenia.

All young, though.

I had a temper.

Everybody had different issues.

Maybe somebody had a physical disability.

And I remember the counselor, this white gentleman.

I got a picture.

I forgot his name, but I got his picture.

My mom got his picture still to this day.

And, you know, we would have popcorn.