Leaving Law Behind to Become a Musician - Robert Miller

We all have dreams. The question is, what are we willing to give up to go after them? Robert Miller is a musician and a podcast host. In this episode, he shares his journey of leaving law behind to pursue his dream to be a musician. Robert tells us what he had to give up and what challenges he had to overcome to find his true happiness and satisfaction. 
Robert will share with us today his thoughts on following your intuition, the fear of failure, and the roller coaster ride to success. At the end of this episode, we will also hear about Robert’s new music, podcast, and future plans. 
There’s so much to learn from this episode, so hop right in! 

[00:01 - 02:43] Opening Segment 
I introduce Robert to the show

A quick fun chat between me and Robert

How you can reach Robert

[02:44 - 24:47] Leaving Law Behind to Become a Musician

How Robert became a musician

Robert’s decision to go to law school
Putting the music dream aside for 15 years

The challenge of being in law

Going back to being a musician
Running into a friend who owned a recording studio

Putting together a band

Robert on following one’s intuition

Robert on experiencing a major accidentHis realizations after the unfortunate event

His full transition from law to music
The challenges Robert faced

Writing more music

Why the path to success is not straight 

What Robert had to give up for his dream

[21:33 - 39:25] Robert on Finding Happiness and Satisfaction  

His fears during the process
Robert on the fear of failure

His age being a factor

Why Robert started a podcast

Robert on using the pandemic as an inspiration to write music

His new album, book, and future events

The importance of meditation

[39:26 - 42:59] Closing Segment

What Robert is grateful for

The next dreams to catch

Robert’s final takeaway

Tweetable Quotes:
“When you have a dream, there’s a burning in your gut...You know when something is right for you, and you know when something isn’t right for you. For me, the signal that was coming into my gut was ‘This is what you always wanted, this is your dream. You’ve got to find a way to go for that dream and go for it.’ ” - Robert Miller
“It’s not the success or the failure, it’s trying. If you’ve got a dream inside of you and you’ve never done it, you don’t want to regret that for the rest of your life. You want to give it a shot. If you make it, great. If you don't, at least you tried.” - Robert Miller 
“It’s not a straight path to success… It’s one step forward, it’s two steps back, it’s three steps sideways. The goal was to always keep moving forward.” - Robert Miller

Resources Mentioned

Robert Miller’s Project Grand Slam

Follow Your Dream Podcast

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We all have dreams. The question is, what are we willing to give up to go after them? Robert Miller is a musician and a podcast host. In this episode, he shares his journey of leaving law behind to pursue his dream to be a musician. Robert tells us what he had to give up and what challenges he had to overcome to find his true happiness and satisfaction. 

Robert will share with us today his thoughts on following your intuition, the fear of failure, and the roller coaster ride to success. At the end of this episode, we will also hear about Robert’s new music, podcast, and future plans. 

There’s so much to learn from this episode, so hop right in! 

[00:01 - 02:43] Opening Segment 

I introduce Robert to the show

A quick fun chat between me and Robert
How you can reach Robert

[02:44 - 24:47] Leaving Law Behind to Become a Musician

How Robert became a musician
Robert’s decision to go to law school
Putting the music dream aside for 15 years
The challenge of being in law

Going back to being a musician
Running into a friend who owned a recording studio
Putting together a band
Robert on following one’s intuition

Robert on experiencing a major accidentHis realizations after the unfortunate event

His full transition from law to music
The challenges Robert faced
Writing more music
Why the path to success is not straight 
What Robert had to give up for his dream

[21:33 - 39:25] Robert on Finding Happiness and Satisfaction  

His fears during the process
Robert on the fear of failure
His age being a factor

Why Robert started a podcast
Robert on using the pandemic as an inspiration to write music
His new album, book, and future events
The importance of meditation

[39:26 - 42:59] Closing Segment

What Robert is grateful for
The next dreams to catch
Robert’s final takeaway

Tweetable Quotes:

“When you have a dream, there’s a burning in your gut...You know when something is right for you, and you know when something isn’t right for you. For me, the signal that was coming into my gut was ‘This is what you always wanted, this is your dream. You’ve got to find a way to go for that dream and go for it.’ ” - Robert Miller

“It’s not the success or the failure, it’s trying. If you’ve got a dream inside of you and you’ve never done it, you don’t want to regret that for the rest of your life. You want to give it a shot. If you make it, great. If you don't, at least you tried.” - Robert Miller 

“It’s not a straight path to success… It’s one step forward, it’s two steps back, it’s three steps sideways. The goal was to always keep moving forward.” - Robert Miller

Resources Mentioned

Robert Miller’s Project Grand Slam
Follow Your Dream Podcast

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.

Dreamcatchers is an inclusive organization that targets people’s interest in being more instead of a certain demographic. We have people from all walks of life at many different ages. Find out more at www.dreamsshouldbereal.com. Find out more about Jerome at www.d3v3loping.com or www.myersmethods.com.

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