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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 1H 40M

#64 - Strictly DT - Raising Creative Kids in an Age of Distraction

from Future History · host Wayne Lim

Strictly DT is a recording artist and creative mentor. With 4 albums to his name since 2015 with ‘Therapy Sessions’ and ‘Decial like “Special”’ in 2023 his sound sits in the realms of hip-hop, soul and R&B, with introspective lyricism that reflect lived experience and community perspective. As the founder of Moment of Truth, a creative mentorship program for teens, he focuses on building confidence, discipline and curiosity through hands-on practice across music, fitness and performance.On this episode Strictly DT shares how social media and constant digital stimulation are impacting kids’ attention, confidence, and creativity, why young people struggle with curiosity and focus in an always-online world, how parents and mentors can help children develop resilience through effort, boredom, and repetition, what role music, movement, and creative expression play in youth development, why learning process matters more than outcomes, how the Moment of Truth mentorship program supports teenagers through creativity and discipline and so much more.Instagram: @strictlydt----Follow Future History on Instagram: @futurehistory.coFollow Wayne Lim on Instagram: @hausofwayne

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