In part one of this interview, my good friend Jason Brubaker and I discussed his first big break, midlife crises, the brevity of life and the desire to create work with meaning.
Now, in part 2, he tells the story of his unexpected success at DreamWorks Animation and provides fresh perspective on the power of persistence.
Listen To Part 2 Of My Interview With Jason Brubaker:
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What Are Your Thoughts On Competition?
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