Interview Opening: Arslan Asif’s Journey from Music to Memoirs by Abdul Hadi Qureshi, Islamabad

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to an exclusive interview with the multi-talented Arslan Asif, a name that resonates in both the realms of music and literature. Arslan, known for his musical prowess, has ventured into a new chapter of his creative journey with the release of his debut book, “The House That Built Me.”

In a unique transition from being a musician, artist, and producer to now adding ‘author’ to his list of accomplishments, Arslan has embarked on a literary endeavor that promises to be as melodious with words as his music is with notes.

His musical journey began with a historic feat in 2012, where he made history as the first Pakistani musician to produce and shoot music videos entirely on an iPhone. Now, in 2023, he unveils a different kind of masterpiece — a memoir that delves into the intricacies of real estate, family, and success.

“The House That Built Me” is not just a book; it’s a transformative journey through the life of Burt Mulwitz, a seasoned investor with over 50 years of mastery. Arslan has intricately woven the tale of an extraordinary individual, a single father whose experiences will captivate readers from start to finish.

As we dive into this interview, we’ll explore Arslan’s motivation behind this transition, the challenges he faced, and the unique blend of neuroscience and financial insights that set this memoir apart. So, without further ado, let’s unravel the story behind “The House That Built Me” and the remarkable journey of Arslan Asif.

Arslan, thank you for joining us today. Let’s begin by delving into your creative evolution. What prompted your shift from music to writing, and how did the idea for ‘The House That Built Me’ come about?