Justin McRoberts, musician, pastor, and author of "It's What You Make of It," shares how confronting death early in life shaped his approach to creativity and faith. Having attended over 20 funerals by age 25, McRoberts explains why understanding mortality is essential to living fully and why the cultural narrative of imperviousness keeps people from taking creative risks. He explores how opportunities—not rigid plans—defined his multi-hyphenate career, why narrative holds human lives together, and how we're taught that art is something you earn after being responsible to the system. McRoberts makes the case for flipping that script: using your gifts now, taking financial and social risks, and approaching life as something to give away rather than protect. This is a conversation about death, creativity, faith without absolutes, and why your life should be a gift.
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