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Laid Back P on Measuring Success, Music Evolution, and Defying Public Assumptions
Hip-hop artist Laid Back P recently shared his perspective on his career, the evolution of music, and the assumptions people make about his work. Known for his distinct approach and laid-back persona, he offers insights into how he measures personal growth and navigates the music industry. When discussing how he evaluates his progress, Laid Back P shares, “The way I go my measuring success is really just comparing the present year with the past years and seeing if I made improvement or not.” This statement highlights his focus on personal benchmarks rather than external metrics such as chart positions or commercial success. For him, success is less about public recognition and more about measurable growth and self-improvement over time. His approach demonstrates a reflective and methodical mindset, emphasizing the importance of evaluating oneself based on consistent progress rather than comparison to others.
By Cloutfly5 months ago in Interview
4EverAlive Labs: How Exceptional Service and Strategic Guidance Drove Success in South Florida
South Florida is rapidly emerging as a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship. Its strategic location, diverse population, and strong connections to Latin America create a fertile ground for startups and small businesses to thrive. Yet, succeeding in this competitive ecosystem requires more than a good product—it requires vision, strategic thinking, and trusted partnerships.
By South Florida Business News5 months ago in Interview
Why South Florida Is Becoming the New Hub for Small Businesses
Why South Florida Is Becoming the New Hub for Small Businesses A closer look at the booming opportunities, diverse talent, and cultural energy making South Florida the next big stage for entrepreneurs.
By South Florida Business News5 months ago in Interview
My 3rd Interview With Mike Singleton 2025
Mike Singleton, also known as Mike Singleton -MikeyDred, has self-published nine books since 2021. This year, he has self-published three books. He has written over 3330 stories on Vocal. He has two profile accounts on Vocal, one of which is a backup.
By Mariann Carroll5 months ago in Interview
George Dfouni's 2026 Travel Predictions
If 2024 and 2025 were about finding our footing again, 2026 will be the year the U.S. hospitality and travel industry decides what it wants to be next. The pandemic shock is no longer the reference point; the reference point is consumer expectation—faster, cleaner, kinder, more personal—and the operators and destinations that deliver on that expectation will win share, even if overall growth moderates. Nice! The industry finally gets to play offense.
By George Dfouni5 months ago in Interview
Nazlı Ercan and Eric Li Unveil Vision for CreativeX Website Redesign: An Infinite Canvas for Interdisciplinary Exploration
Nazlı Ercan, the senior designer at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, who is also known for her impactful tenure as Design Director for The Brooklyn Rail, is spearheading a significant redesign of the CreativeX website. Collaborating with long-time design partner Eric Li, Ercan aims to transform the digital platform into a dynamic, open-ended experience that more effectively reflects the interdisciplinary spirit of CreativeX, a unique collective based at Princeton University.
By Lisa Rosenberg5 months ago in Interview
From Pakistan to the World: The Inspiring EB-1 Visa Consulting Journey of Noman Ali
When you think of global professionals making an impact from small towns, Noman Ali’s story stands out as a true inspiration. Hailing from Lodhran, Pakistan, he transformed his career into a worldwide success story by guiding individuals through one of the most prestigious U.S. immigration categories the EB-1 visa. For four years, from 2020 to 2024, Noman worked remotely with a leading U.S.-based immigration law firm. During this time, he supported scientists, artists, executives, and entrepreneurs from across the globe, helping them tell their stories in powerful ways that would define their professional futures. His journey reflects not just career growth, but also the spirit of determination, adaptability, and global connection.
By Noman Ali5 months ago in Interview
A (One-sided) Interview with My Dogs. Top Story - September 2025.
A hypothetical interview with my two Shih Tzu dogs. Gi Gi is three years old, and Ella is four years old. ******* “So, Ella and Gi Gi, I wanted to have a bit of a chat with you about a few things.”
By Calvin London5 months ago in Interview
More Than Questions
M Mehran Interviews always seemed straightforward to me. You answer questions, showcase your skills, nod politely, and leave. Or so I thought.
By Muhammad Mehran5 months ago in Interview
The AI Resume Revolution: Your Complete Guide to Tailoring Your Resume to Any Job in 2025
Are you tired of getting rejected from jobs you're perfect for? You spend hours perfecting your job application, polishing your CV, and writing a stellar cover letter—only to be met with frustrating silence. This cycle of effort and rejection can make even the most qualified professionals feel invisible.
By Umar Faiz5 months ago in Interview
9/11 Remembered: Sarah Bishop
Joe: When were you born? Sarah: I was born after the September 11th, 2001 attacks, so I didn’t experience the events firsthand. My entire understanding of 9/11 has come from what I have been taught, the stories of my parents, and through documentaries and commemorations.
By Joe Patterson5 months ago in Interview
The Interview Room
M Mehran The elevator doors slid open with a soft chime, and Aiden stepped onto the thirty-second floor. His palms were clammy despite the cool air. The waiting area outside the office was sleek—white walls, glass panels, a view of the city skyline stretching endlessly.
By Muhammad Mehran5 months ago in Interview