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Mini Manson shares his personal hardships, including 17 years of homelessness, and Psyche encourages him to write a book about his journey. This conversation highlights the importance of sharing personal stories and their potential impact on others.
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Browse era →or freedom. And until finally when my dad gave my brother the house when I was 31, my brother, the first thing he did was he threw me out in the street and I was homeless for 17 years off and on until I got a voucher to have a place to live. >> Well, that's real. >> Probably because of being different. >> Mini Mason, have you ever thought about
or do you um have a book? Have you ever thought about like writing your journey? >> Yes. >> Actually, you know, I would like to write a book. you know, >> people would read it, dude. People would [ __ ] read it because what you just said, what, Just give me a sec. What you just said, >> um, hits home for so many of us in so many different ways.
>> And so, if you can take this little chat on channel and we can all agree and and it can hit home and it can mean something and we can relate to it, then why in the world couldn't you write a book? It's so other people in the world could hear your voice and and see where you come from and relate to
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