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Welcome to That's What She Said, the Sarah Spain.

Interviews with actors, comedians, athletes, neuroscientists, authors,

anybody I find interesting. We talk about their careers, successes, failures,

and how they ended up here talking to me. I think I asked some pretty darn good questions,

but don't take it from me. Just ask star of screen and stage Nick Offerman.

It's a great question. It's a, it's a, in a stupe question. Oh gosh, that's a good question.

That's a great question. Gosh, uh, that, that's a great question. That is a great question.

This has been a litany of great questions. I was right to agree to agree to this.

Hi, my name is Steph Strack and my current dilemma is I have too much work I want to do and not

enough time to do it. Oh, there is no more shared dilemma than this one amongst guests on this pod.

It's got to be just successful people, feeling like there's never enough time. It's part of why

probably you're successful as you're motivated and ambitious. And I will skip my usual advice,

which has to do with schedules and lists and reminders and hoping that clone science improves.

I'm going to try a different tack this time. Have you considered an assistant?

My friends and family are often trying to encourage me to offload some of my errands and other

things to an assistant. And I'm personally such a control freak. I prefer to just do things myself

and make sure they're done the way I want. And I just think about the time spent explaining

how I want things done or when and where blah blah blah. And I'm just like, uh, it seems

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