No jumper, coolest podcast in the world and today I find myself reconvening with a man who was here a half hour early.

Aaron Carter. What's up? How do you do? How do you do that? I do well. I'm doing fairly well. Same. How about you? Good.

Very, very good. Yeah. I just want to throw something out here. I was just listening to a podcast, you know,

because we can talk about whatever at this point and we can dive more into your personal life and whatnot.

But I was just listening to this podcast with Steven Presfield who's an author, I'm a big fan of Tim Ferris was interviewing him.

And they were discussing this theory that I found very interesting and worth discussing, which is that when you wake up in the morning,

the directive, the thing that you're trying to do before you, you know, start to be creative or get into your, you know,

stuff that you want to do for that day is you're trying to create a succession of little successes in the sense of like,

of course, yeah, it takes the little things build the big things. You brush your teeth. Okay, you got that done. That was easy. Do that every day.

You go for your little morning. It's ordinance morning workout. Yeah, it's ordinance. Get that done. Yeah.

You make breakfast. You get that done. And then as you build all those up, then finally, you've gotten to the point where you're ready

to get in the studio to answer your to write something. That's interesting. Yeah. Um,

because that's pretty much what I'm doing at this point. Okay. What is your creative discipline that you're trying to work towards every day?

Well, first, first of foremost, you know, just trying to get my my right, my soul right. So just, um,

you know, I see a psychiatrist who's incredible in working with him for about an over a year now. Really? Yeah. And, um,

full disclosure. I've been in therapy for about a year too.

Well, I mean, you know, me, I'm full disclosure. So like, I've, um, so I've been, I've been going to, uh,

to this, this psychiatrist, the steppist, and, and seeing him and, and, you know, yes, um,

yes, I'm prescribed to like, you know, Zanax and GABA, Pentane and Hydrops, ZZ, and, and, and, and Pranelol,

high blood pressure medication, all these things. And I'm not afraid to talk about that, you know, I'm not afraid because at least I can bring some sort of awareness

because I've, I've been able to take a step back, look at myself in retrospect and be like, you know, I got to transcend, you know, certain behaviors.

I don't know how to fuck me. Yeah. Okay. So last time we interviewed, I felt like you were acting on like you weren't on any drugs.

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