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Soundtrack for Pacing the Leader Vin’s Playlist Franklin’s Tower - by Grateful Dead God Bless The Dead - by Tupac I Ain’t Mad At Cha - by Tupac and also by J-Cole 23 - by Mike WILL Made-It (feat. Miley

Pacing the Leader Table of Contents: Lesson #1: The Call to Act: The Moment of Clarity & The Balloon to Ride: Confidence and Charm, The “Black-and-White” Way to Think, The Jump at Jordan (SETTING),

ONE FINE MESS ONE FINE MESS BLACK & PERSON IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE WORLD’S MOST NOTABLE AND SOCIETAL REBEL, “EXTREMELY LOUD”, YOU PROBABLY KNOW THIS MUCH, BY NOW...SHE WAS THE WORLD’S MOST

My favorite verse , as mentioned in the poem , “ A Purgatory Peopleless ” , and written by @d-pend, includes the following : Of all the hopeless renegades, of all the drownèd stars— Why must I recount

Tupac Shakur is the most prestigious, American rapper who so vigorously shaped my life. The reason why Tupac’s events empower me so much, which goes deeper and deeper, as times go on, is because of his

The Phantom of the Opera is the Broadway musical that I am most compassionate about seeing. And the reason why is because when I was 29 years old, my seriously funny mother was saddened by the music so

The Hall of Fame wide-receiver and team leader, Terrell Owens (i.e. "T.O."), just gave a remarkable speech at the University of Tennessee—Chattanooga, which just became one of my personal favorite

Malcolm Gladwell’s best-selling book, Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, is my favorite book because when I was 25 years old, one of the talented actresses I used to date revealed to me that:

My favorite artist is Salvador Dali because when I was attending freshman year of high school, the librarian was promoting Dali’s autobiography. But more importantly, in the back of the library, there

Penn’s Sunday School is my specially chosen podcast to follow because when I turned 21 years old, my high school bestie was really into Magic. One of the first magic tricks she performed on me was mastered

The friendliest entertainer I ever met in Las Vegas was Raymond Teller because when I was attending the Penn & Teller Show, which is at the Rio, Teller seemed to be very authentic while interacting

The Beatles is the most influential rock and roll band in my life because growing up, my sister's main interest was to stockpile record albums. One of the early rock and roll albums she played to me was:

Joe Pesci is my favorite actor because growing up, my college roommate was really into doing impersonations. One of the first Pesci lines he said to me was: “ I’m funny how, I mean, funny like I’m a clown

The most exciting moment from my childhood was at the age of six, when my grandfather showed me his own, personal seashell-collection. One of the first seashells he told me about was called a 'Sunrise