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The Southern Baptist Church Is A Specific Culture In Itself. So, I Had To Study, Talk To People, Watch Tape And Go To Performances To See How Gospel Artists Move Compared To Secular Artists.

I Like To Laugh, I Like To Smile, And I Don't Take Myself Too Seriously. I Can Be A Goofball.

I Went Back And Researched The History Of Gospel; Where It Came From, Slavery Times, Communicating With Each Other Without Their Master Knowing What They Are Saying, And That Gospel Artists View Themselves Differently.

I Had To Make A Decision About Whether It Would Impact How I Felt About Trusting People, And I Decided I Wasn't Going Top Allow It To Impact My Outlook On Trust, Because I Believe Trust Is A Choice. And I've Always Given People The Benefit Of The Doubt Until They Prove Me Otherwise. So, It Just Made Me Stronger In My Conviction About That, But It Also Taught Me Never To Put Anything Past Anyone.

It Was Never A Goal Of Mine To Become Famous. So, I Never Projected Any Goals Associated With That. But I Did Have A Bunch Of Goals I Wanted To Achieve When I Was Financially Able To Do So, But They Had Nothing To Do With Fame. When I Set Goals, They're More Tangible Than Becoming Famous. You Don't Build A Company Or A Foundation For Fame.