Wrapping up our conversation with Harry Swart, he talks about the fire that’s been driving him and how, as he’s gotten older, he feels a stronger urgency to go after his dream. That hunger has made him more fearless, but it’s also led him to overdo it at times, pushing his voice past its limits and teaching him that chasing a dream still requires discipline and self-care.

One big question Harry tackles in today’s episode is how much do buskers actually make in Taiwan? He also clears up common misconceptions that busking is either effortless cash or a sign of failure. In reality, it’s hard work, unpredictable, and deeply skill-building. Most importantly, he explains why busking is such a powerful starting point for musicians. 

For Harry, busking isn’t just about income. It’s a training ground, exposure, and proof that he’s actively building his dream — one performance at a time. Tune in to hear Harry’s honest reflections on ambition, money, and why busking might just be the most underrated starting point for chasing your dream.