Chapter 1: What does Nick Cannon believe about creativity and intuition?
It's very easy to get in front of these cameras and turn the mic on and say some shit people don't like.
Chapter 2: How did Nick Cannon learn about the business side of entertainment?
Because even the idea of what IQ doesn't even matter anymore.
Chapter 3: Why does Nick Cannon think slow success is better than overnight fame?
Now the way that we measure IQ, it becomes intuition quotient. I want to be the best version of myself each and every day. Okay, guys out here in LA, here with Nick Cannon, fellow podcaster, does a lot of business, writes children's books as well. Just found out. It's funny, man.
Chapter 4: What impact does podcast culture have on content creation?
I've dabbled in every aspect. Well, not every aspect of entertainment, but a lot of entertainment in the last 30 years. That's a lot, man. So you just like the business side of things, it sounds like. I mean, it's just, I kind of, man, like my gift is to wake up and be creative. You know what I mean? As an artist, it's like, I'm always with it.
Chapter 5: How are frequency and energy connected to mental health?
And for whatever reason, I've been business savvy to be able to survive for a few decades. That's a rare combo, right? Because there's a lot of creative people, but rarely do you see that they have that business acumen as well. You know what I mean? I think that's what I'm a conduit to, man, because I understand the artist's mind and how, you know, we think and move and the passion.
But I also understand like how to stay on time, you know, on budget. For sure. Be able to, you know, help artists translate that to, you know, the spaces like this. For sure.
Chapter 6: What does Nick Cannon say about wealth and happiness?
Did you have someone helping you on the business side of things at first? Yeah, I mean, I had a lot of mentors, but I also think I just paid attention. I was birthed by a lot of hustlers. So it's like before you get a chance to get on the block, they make you sit on the porch and watch. And I had a lot of time to observe because I was in the game so early. So I watched how others moved.
Chapter 7: How could AI change the importance of IQ?
So I was like, oh, when I get mine, I'm going to structure my business this way. I'm going to set up my office like this. So I just, you know, do observation. That makes sense. What was the first hit for you? Did you have a lot of misses at first? Yeah, I mean, that's so weird. Like, I don't know.
Chapter 8: What parenting philosophy does Nick Cannon advocate for?
It's been so long. But it's also, too, because it's such...
a gradual journey that you appreciate like nothing really hit in my life change it was just like oh step by step brick by brick interesting and then you look up and you're like damn I made a hundred million dollars like it's like you don't really I think if it probably would have happened for me that way a lot of times when you see somebody start here then all of a sudden they're a superstar um I probably would have been able to handle that at a young age but it was super gradual for me
That's a good point. You've been in the game for so long. There's not a lot of people that can say that. They have these meteoric rises. You see it all the time. Podcasts and entertainment. And then next year they're gone. Yeah. And I mean, shout out to those people who can, you know, overnight or whatever happens that they go from, you know, obscurity to the biggest star in the world.
But I'd rather just coast and be steady. Like I stay out the way. I don't bother nobody. I do my stuff and then go home and play with my kids. Yeah, you got a lot of kids. Any more on the way? Uh, not that I know of. It might be. I don't think so, though. Man, well done. You and Elon are racing for that number one spot. I think he might have. See, he hides his kids. Right. That's the difference.
I'm proud of all mine. Yeah. Like, he'll pop up and be like, this is number 18. And his name, XWL. Like, I don't. He makes them sign NDAs. Right. Yeah. I know a couple he's DM'd. Really? Yeah. I know how the whole thing works actually. That's crazy. Yeah. So he'll DM the girl. I've had a few on the show and be like, do you want to have kids? That's the first opening line. Yeah.
I mean, if you're a girl. It's a pretty tempting offer because you're set for life, you know what I mean? I mean, you are, but, like, that would, like, throw me so much because, like, then you have to start questioning your own moral compass. Like, the richest man in the world goes, hey, you want to have some kids? You'd be like... Not really, but. You're basically putting finances above family.
Above everything. Above just, but it is, I mean, and he just, that's how he just opens it. Yeah, literally first or second message. Wow. Yeah, yeah. I like your DNA. Yeah, but this girl I spoke with, she actually turned it down. I think she regrets it now because she's kind of struggling financially. Wow. Yeah, now there's a couple girls suing him. Because of just the way he reached out to him.
I guess, I don't know the exact details, but the money aspect wasn't enough or something. I don't know what the child support payments are looking like. Wow, because that's even like, if you think about it, like... I mean, maybe it's definitely different, but even when you get into the spaces of, like, surrogacy, like, there's people who make a business out of having children. Right.
You know, and they don't even, they don't keep it. You know what I mean? How much would that cost if you want to do that? I've heard that surrogacy is, I mean, I think it's somewhere like, you know, roughly around $50,000, $60,000. For a year of work, that makes sense. Yeah, you know what I mean? Like...
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