Truly put yourself out there to embrace helping others. It is not going to be easy and you WILL meet up with lots of your own inadequacies, trauma, ego and failures. Even now when I look at my idols, what I know about animation is still so little, but by picking up whatever is in front of you and helping someone else find their own balloon, you will eventually find your own balloon falling into your own hands. 

You need to look at yourself honestly and ask what you need to do to be the best you can be. Ultimately we are all driven by different things and we need different things to do your best work. There’s no point copying others because what works for them probably won’t work for you.

I find that Yoga isn't just an exercise, it's a state of mind, a way of living. We can change our way of life through the practice, which we can eventually infuse to our everyday life. Now that I'm a yoga teacher, seeing people in practice and interest to learn about Yoga is a gift.

Be realistic and do it because either you’re good (or want to get good) at it, or you love doing it. If you go in looking for just fame and fortune, it’s not gonna be pretty. Heck, I’m still trying to find my way through and I’ve been at it for like 15 years.

I work as a train engineer and I work in a 5 on 5 off shift so for me it might be much easier to follow my passion then most people that are working a 9 to 5 but I think if you really put your mind to it and just continue shooting no matter what, it does not matter what you do for a living if this makes you happy you will find time for it, whether you're on the way to work or going home.

I think I've been really blessed in this life to be able to indulge in 2 of my greatest passions and make a living - cars and music. I guess it doesn't matter if you're a business owner or an employee, we all have a choice to chase our own dreams/passions and make time for the things we love. I'm thankful to have an understanding wife and daughter.