Whenever you're going through something with your own body, like nobody else can go through it but yourself.

So I have to make that decision for myself and I can't allow other people's opinion to make me act in any other way than how I want to be acting.

Katie. in any other way than how I want to be acting. Katie, Katie, let it out with Katie, let it out with Katie,

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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to Let It Out with me, Katie Del Bout.

And today on the podcast, I have Lynn Chin of the

Actors Diet. And I'm going to get into that conversation so quickly. I'm sitting here with

Friend of the podcast, Abby Moore. You might remember her from last season. Say hi. Hi. She's visiting me

tonight. She's about to shoot a wedding tomorrow,

and we're heading to dinner so you know that this podcast intro has to be super short. So we're

going to get right into it. This is a very tangential conversation. We talk about food and body

image per usual. We also talk about acting. She gives tips for young actors. We talk about

creativity and feeling like you're a jack of all trades and master of none because that's how I feel

most of the time. So of course I bring that up. And Lynn is just a really cool, interesting,

fascinating person that I got to meet in L.A. a couple months ago when I was there for

my book launch, and we got this amazing restaurant called Squirrel Together, which if you're in L.A.

You must go to. It was fantastic. Anyway, I'm going to get into this episode. If you want to

support the show, if you find value in it,

if it makes you feel less alone, if you enjoy listening to it, if it entertains you, if it keeps

you company on your commute or while you're cleaning the house, when do you listen, Abby?

Mostly when I'm working.

When you're working? If it keeps you company.

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