Yes, you hear the sound of a man entirely relieved that he's finished the second draft of his new book entirely

Relieved. Oh my gosh. What a beast and not the length it's actually one to the short and novels that 111,000 words

But oh

Emotionally. Oh my gosh

Emotionally. It's just putting me through the ringer

This is it's it's a book where I'm like sleep as light and dreams are wild and the emotions

Even when I'm just editing it the emotions of the book are just wild so

Anyway, well

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Steph is there any particular reason you tend to use the Japanese language in your analogies when explaining something to listeners

Is it just because it's a complicated language?

Well, there's a number of reasons. So it's a very foreign. It's other side of the world very foreign

I don't have a lot of Japanese native Japanese speaker listeners. If I said German German listeners and so on

So yes, it's something that is quite foreign challenging to learn and all of that and and if you think about

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