Steve Aoki

Everything. Yeah. Like, you know, I got my... i got like all kinds of data like data is everything right so i love data in this regard because that's how you truly can better yourself compete with your previous self and you know i do my my my blood draws and just check all my levels and go okay i need a little bit more here a little bit less of this how do i tool this i that's a fun game to gamify

Everything. Yeah. Like, you know, I got my... i got like all kinds of data like data is everything right so i love data in this regard because that's how you truly can better yourself compete with your previous self and you know i do my my my blood draws and just check all my levels and go okay i need a little bit more here a little bit less of this how do i tool this i that's a fun game to gamify

how you compete with yourself is actually fun and it engages you more. And I'm a big, I'm really big into gamifying. I like gamifying everything I do because it makes it more interesting. And then, of course, you know, you do something consistently over time, it's no longer a chore. Right? So I already know, understand that. It's your lifestyle. Yeah.

how you compete with yourself is actually fun and it engages you more. And I'm a big, I'm really big into gamifying. I like gamifying everything I do because it makes it more interesting. And then, of course, you know, you do something consistently over time, it's no longer a chore. Right? So I already know, understand that. It's your lifestyle. Yeah.

In the beginning, like, if you don't gamify it, it makes it more difficult. Whether it's, like, stop eating certain carbs to...

In the beginning, like, if you don't gamify it, it makes it more difficult. Whether it's, like, stop eating certain carbs to...

working out a certain amount of time to doing something that you need to do consistently that takes a lot of time or doesn't, like meditation, whatever it might be, or reading a book or something like that, where you could easily disregard it and carry on through your life and feel satisfied, but you could always be more enriched. Right. So I gamify competition with myself on all levels.

working out a certain amount of time to doing something that you need to do consistently that takes a lot of time or doesn't, like meditation, whatever it might be, or reading a book or something like that, where you could easily disregard it and carry on through your life and feel satisfied, but you could always be more enriched. Right. So I gamify competition with myself on all levels.

But you collaborate with others. Yes. I mean, collaboration is part of this competition. Tell me more about that. Yeah. So like, like to be, to be more like, like at the end of the day, I think one of my goals is just one of my consistent goals. I don't, I don't say it out loud. It's like unconscious. I care deeply about being a global artist because I love touring the world.

But you collaborate with others. Yes. I mean, collaboration is part of this competition. Tell me more about that. Yeah. So like, like to be, to be more like, like at the end of the day, I think one of my goals is just one of my consistent goals. I don't, I don't say it out loud. It's like unconscious. I care deeply about being a global artist because I love touring the world.

I love playing in front of fans from all different like aspects and parts of the world. Right. So I love that. I love that I've been consistently touring and playing in front of, you know, playing all over the place for, you know, for 15 plus years. I want to continue doing it. So with that intention, the collaborative process is a huge part of that.

I love playing in front of fans from all different like aspects and parts of the world. Right. So I love that. I love that I've been consistently touring and playing in front of, you know, playing all over the place for, you know, for 15 plus years. I want to continue doing it. So with that intention, the collaborative process is a huge part of that.

You know, if I like go to Australia, I'm like booking myself in the studio. You know, whether it's not, you know, I remember I did that. I worked with Trippie Redd there, but I didn't. I didn't work with Australian artists, but my intention is to work with artists of that region to learn, to collaborate, to try to build bridges and make new kinds of music and new kinds of art.

You know, if I like go to Australia, I'm like booking myself in the studio. You know, whether it's not, you know, I remember I did that. I worked with Trippie Redd there, but I didn't. I didn't work with Australian artists, but my intention is to work with artists of that region to learn, to collaborate, to try to build bridges and make new kinds of music and new kinds of art.

Yeah. So the health part, I think it's about eliminating certain things. So when as an artist, you're pampered. You're a spoiled little brat. So you get whatever you want, really. I mean, it's like, you can just get whatever. So like you could become a gluttonous human and just be like, just feed me everything I want. You know, like you can get to this point.

Yeah. So the health part, I think it's about eliminating certain things. So when as an artist, you're pampered. You're a spoiled little brat. So you get whatever you want, really. I mean, it's like, you can just get whatever. So like you could become a gluttonous human and just be like, just feed me everything I want. You know, like you can get to this point.

So it's about not, you know, having discipline. Discipline is a really important key aspect of survival, one, and figuring out what, you know, what is healthy for you long-term, the long game. Because we all want to have that dopamine rush.

So it's about not, you know, having discipline. Discipline is a really important key aspect of survival, one, and figuring out what, you know, what is healthy for you long-term, the long game. Because we all want to have that dopamine rush.

We all want to have that luxury of not being comfortable, whatever it is, because we have the means and we have the finances and we have the access to be comfortable. Right.

We all want to have that luxury of not being comfortable, whatever it is, because we have the means and we have the finances and we have the access to be comfortable. Right.