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Diversity Rules Magazine
March 2020
Project Moses - Con't from page 5
JRK: What would you say is
your most difficult challenge
you need to overcome at this
point in your life now that you
have progressed somewhat
past the regret and loss of
your father? However, does
one ever really get past the re-
gret and loss?
PM: No one ever really get past
their regrets and lost, it's just
the way you handle it and what
you make of it, and like every
difficult challenge in life that
you need to overcome, you
just go through it, even in mo-
ments of darkness there's al-
ways a light beam and you have
to grasp on that light beam and give it
me, not to be hard on yourself, you have to be pa-
ent, that is definitely the key and to be able to for-
give, especially to yourself.
Regrets always going to be there, look at those re-
grets as a lesson learned and a moment to rise out
of the ashes to become bigger and stronger because
you've been through it you had experiences that no-
body else but you experienced, therefore consider
yourself so lucky.
What is a man who has never endured pain, any-
way?!!!
JRK: What is next for Project
Moses now that the new al-
bum is out?
PM: Project Moses album "bet-
ter man' will be released in the
summer, followed by my next
single and video, followed by
a whole visual concept movie
with 6 of my songs. make sure
to follow on social media.
JRK: Do you have anything
else to add, or any par ng
words of wisdom to leave
readers?
PM: I would like to add that
whatever it is you're doing, make
sure to do it all the way or don't do it at all. Don't ex-
pect any reward, don't expect any applause, don't
expect validity, just do what you feel in your heart
you need to do to express yourself in any crea ve
way and everything else will follow.
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