50 Cent is a rapper, entrepreneur and now a life coach. He took GQ’s Zach Baron under his wing for a month to train him on how to be more successful in his relationships and life in full. Most people wouldn’t expect that 50 is starting a life coaching business but it seems to be working well for him. Baron walked in the way of the Queens native, creating vision boards, hitting the gym and attempting to reorient his consciousness in hopes of becoming a greater version of himself. Through all of Fiddy’s successes within music, energy drinks and beyond, it makes sense why anyone would want to be like 50. There are many routes to take – hypnotherapy can build self-confidence, for example, and so can advice. Still, he won’t call himself perfect.

“I like the life-coach concept – it’s a cool concept. But my life’s not all the way right,” he explained to Baron. “To be coaching someone else, all I can do is give you the things that I would use. You see what I’m saying? We all have imperfections, man. We all have things that are not right.”

The Animal Ambition rapper takes the reigns as he probes Baron on his relationship, his fears, dreams and regrets. “I think friendship is the strongest form of relationship,” 50 Cent said. “Don’t ever forget to be friends. And you be conscious. Because there’s a point that your friendship would develop that it has so much value that it would become priceless. And at that point, you should consider marriage.”

Get the full scoop on how 50’s gems of wisdom helped the writer at GQ.