I started this blog because I have a lot of ideas—ideas for stories, projects, businesses, and creative ventures—but I don’t always have the time or resources to fully develop them. Over time, I’ve watched pieces of my ideas come to life through other people and companies, and honestly, it’s been disheartening to see concepts I’ve dreamed up out in the world, but not from me.
So, I decided to change that.
Even if I can’t bring every idea to full development right now, I can at least document them here. This blog is my creative vault—where my thoughts, sparks, and half-built blueprints live. I want to be recognized for the ideas themselves, because they’re good and worth sharing.
Maybe one day, a producer, investor, or collaborator will see something here and want to bring it to life. But more than that, this space is about ownership—owning my imagination, my originality, and my creative journey.
Also, here in Student of the Craft, I’ll talk a lot about my failures—because I’ve had a lot of them. I’m a person who learns by trial and error, for better or worse. And I want to share those failures honestly, so other people can learn from my mistakes the way I’ve learned from others’.
So, thank you.
Thank you for tuning in, for listening, and for being part of this process with me.
Peace + Love + Blessings,
Dre
Student of the Craft 
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