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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2019 · 34 MIN

13: The Journey of Finding Your Passion with Davey Uosikkinen

from Back to Life · host Danny Bader

Often times if we remain open, life will bring opportunity our way. Davey Uosikkinen, drummer for The Hooters, has manifested this practice his whole life. Not only has his openness to his journey led him to a wildly successful music career, but it's allowed him to use his passion to enhance others' lives. To hear more about Davey's journey and how to find your own passion, join Danny Bader in this episode of Back to Life.  Show Highlights:  What Davey's childhood looked like  Early experiences with music  Riding the incline of success  Getting signed with Columbia records  The biggest challenges in pursuing music  Struggling with drug addiction  The power of the mind and the impact of having a positive attitude  Staying connected with others  Daily rituals to practice  The art of pursuing your passion  Davey's current projects  Doing a commercial for the first time  Staying open to opportunity  Overcoming obstacles  The art of simplifying situations  Being open minded and willing  Links:  https://rockforlife.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.uosikkinen Twitter: https://twitter.com/songinthepocket?lang=en Instagram: @daviduosikkinen 

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