Attorney, songwriter, musician, and humanitarian, Angelo Rose, talks about:

• Building a law practice the way he has wanted to do it which differs from the norm in that he allows the caring he has for people to come through and be a part of how he practices law
• Releasing his first album at the age of 37 and the impetus behind doing the album
• His first public gig was playing during savasana in a yoga class which happened to have a well-known, world-class drummer in attendance
• His trip to Haiti in 2017 and his involvement with St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti to this day
• The release of his 7th album, Datura
• His writing process and the experience he had when writing one of the songs on Datura called "St. Germain"
• Playing small vs. shining bright and the role he perceives the fear of rejection having in life

All proceeds from Angelo's music are donated to St. Damien's hospital

Angelo has had the courage to follow his heart, creating a purposeful life that allows him to be himself as well as help others, something he learned from his mother's example of service throughout his lifetime.

The Land of High Mountains is the documentary Angelo mentions in the podcast.

Catch the live performance of part of his song, "St. Germain", at the end of the podcast.

The quote at the beginning of the podcast: "If enough people start mending their true nature in the incredibly interconnected world we're creating, the cumulative effect really could begin healing the true nature of, well, everything." ~ Martha Beck, Finding Your Way in a Wild New World