The Joe Rogan

Experience Train by Day, Joe Rogan, all day.

Good to see you man.

What's happening?

Good to you Joe.

With a nice stack of books here, what do we got here?

Government cheese, a memoir?

Is this your memoir?

This is my memoir, yeah.

Oh, exciting.

Of my 27 years in the wilderness.

And put your ass where your heart wants to be.

That's sort of like a war of art type of book as you can tell from the size of it and everything.

After writing the war of art, because you also wrote Turning Pro, right?

Yeah, and a few others. Yeah, but the same on the same vein. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

You just felt like you have more to squeeze out of that. It's like it's such an important subject for for

artists and for creative people. I mean that book, The War of Art, changed so

many people. Let me ask you, Joe. Why did that resonate with you well there was some stuff he talked about

that it was almost like unspoken and one of them is the concept of resistance and and that the fact that you treated the muse as if it was a like a real living entity like you which I think it is yeah she is she is whatever it is thing where if you show up and you put in the work

Creativity just sort of gives birth. It sort of erupts. It comes out, it manifests. There's something to it and just, I kind of always had this like inkling that that was a

thing or this thought that that was a thing but until I read your book it was like

you had you you made it real you like you just like

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