My daughter taught me to charge for my time | Kamil ZEUS Rutkowski

In this conversation, Kamil Rutkowski speaks without posturing or his rapper persona about what has truly changed in his life: fatherhood, therapy, ego, assertiveness, workaholism, meditation, and the music that was, for years, his passion, his job, and his survival mechanism all at once. This is not an episode about a "rapper's career."

This is a conversation about a man who is beginning to understand that his time has value. That not every passion needs to be monetized. That success doesn't fix everything. And that sometimes, the biggest change in life is brought about by a little human who can't even speak properly yet.

‍What you will learn from this episode‍

• why Zeus couldn't rest for years,
• why he says, "I don't have Sundays,"
• how his daughter taught him assertiveness and setting boundaries,
• why he used to have trouble charging for his time,
• what therapy changed in him,
• why "killing the ego" doesn't always make sense,
• how rap braggadocio can program a winner's energy,
• where inspiration comes from and why it can't be controlled,
• why the album "To pomyłka" was a catharsis for him,
• how meditation and self-hypnosis help him deal with overstimulation,
• why a child can be a brutal teacher of patience,
• what life looks like for a creator who uses work to take a break from work.

This is one of those conversations that starts with music but very quickly goes much deeper.

Because underneath, there is a topic that concerns more than just artists: how to stop giving your time away for free, how not to escape from yourself into work, and how to learn to be present when your mind constantly wants to produce, analyze, and deliver.