Clint X Morgan

I once said I would never bungee jump.

But here I am jumping off a bridge in NZ.

Do the thing you say you’d never do.

This was footage taken back in 2021, and I’m proud to say that I am no longer totally addicted to cacao.

I now enjoy cacao in moderation, and defiantly not up my nose 😅

Real footage flashback to somewhere around 2020

Treat your neighbours how you’d like to be treated yourself 😅

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO HATES WHAT THEY DO… BUT NEVER FINDS THE COURAGE TO CHANGE IT?

I wrote Sold My Soul back in 2022, inspired by a friend of mine.

Every time I saw him, he’d complain about his job… how much he hated it, how soul destroying it was, how badly he wanted out.

And every time, I’d say, “Just fu***ng leave, bro.”
But he never did.

He stayed chained to something that was slowly draining the life out of him…

Not because he wanted to be there, but because breaking free takes courage.

So I wrote this song speaking to him, and to anyone else who feels like they’ve sold their soul to a job, a nine-to-five, or a life that no longer feels like theirs.
It’s also about my own journey of breaking those chains, walking away from what was eating me, and finding the courage to build a life that actually felt true.

This is one of the first songs I ever made, back in 2022…

This is Sold My Soul.

Shout out to Jonny Sonic for the sick beat and production, and mentoring me to learn the art of rap.

Obviously, I’m still waiting for this appointment…

I made this song for $150.

It was a regular day at homeschool at our property and I offered the kids $50 each if they made a song.

We worked together over a couple of days, recorded a demo version at home and then went into a studio.

The kids invested their money into Pokemon cards, and we produced a pretty cool song together that represents the very thing we were doing.

“Home is our school”

Firstly I don’t feel homeschooling is the right thing for many families.

It takes more time, and energy and space to create the best environment.

Here’s the main reason we choose to homeschool.

‘To encourage our children to lead their own lives.’

We encourage our children to follow their interests, and have the space to do so throughout their days.

They then learn skill sets throughout exploring those interests.

For example.

My son loves Pokemon cards.

So we allow him time and space to explore different cards, we take him to trade expos, he is building a collection and he buys and sells them online.

One could think that paper cards are a waste of time.

However he is learning trading, buying, selling, speaking, value, negotiation, art, trends, communication, counting, maths, reading, and he is making friends with others along the way.

He’s learning skillset, through life experiences within the things he is interested in.

It’s not perfect, but it more reflects how we operate in life as an entrepreneur.

I can look back at my own life, I spent the first 12 years of my life being told what to do, and learn and what was important.

Sure I could choose my own subjects later in high school, but it was limited within the curriculum that was offered.

Then I was able to do what was important to me outside of school and on the weekends…

No wonder when I left school I had no idea what the f**k I wanted to be.

I hadn’t been exercising my muscle of trusting myself and leading my life, and had to learn that when I was an adult, and was waiting for someone to tell me what to do.

Again, I’m not here saying homeschooling is the best way for every child.

However I do feel that a child can be encouraged to self lead at a young age outside of school, and encouraged to follow their interests.

Instead of asking what do I feel is best for our children, what is emerging out of them that can be explored.

Homeschooling for our family is pretty spontaneous, and that’s why we chose it.

We allow our kids to follow their unique interests and they learn life skills throughout getting immersed in their interests.

My son and I love making music, creating rhymes and hooks out of random words, and moments we have.

Her is a snippet of him rhyming out ‘good job’ on the bongo.

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The first day homeschooling my son, we did a music lesson.

We’d recently just got back from a boys trip to Japan together so when I played a beat this is what my son spoke about in his rhyme.

A few weeks later we were in the studio recording, and performing it on the streets busking…

This was at an event on the weekend in front of over hundred people.