“My career could've been anything, I just wasn't that good at other things. I'd say it was fairly easy starting out as I did in LA, meeting some great friends and musicians and landing a record deal. That's where the hard work began though.”
The speaker reflects on early advantages in a creative field, acknowledging that initial success was eased by environment and connections, but true effort and skill development came later.
In simple terms: Early ease, later hard work
Success often requires sustained effort beyond early luck
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