Hey, this is The Moment. I'm Brian Koblenman. Thanks for listening. Happy New Year, everybody.

I am glad that there were so many questions that you all asked this, Q&A. Ask me anything.

Episode of the show, the last time I did this, I got incredible feedback on it, and it led to a lot of terrific conversations.

So I'm glad to, I'm glad to kick it off.

I'll answer as many as I can.

In the time that I have here, I am sitting right outside our writer's office on the stage of billions above the act's capital set we shoot in greenpoint Brooklyn on three different stages primarily and then on location around the city and getting the podcast recorded in the midst of this is sometimes a little bit of a challenge.

But worth it.

Totally worth it as a character on the show, would say.

And I also want to say thanks for spreading the word about the show, the podcast.

It is incredibly rewarding when I see how many new listeners we pick up and when I see

the chatter online about how a show has had an impact or changed something in the way

you're thinking about something. And I know that my guests feel the same way. We have some

awesome guest-led episodes coming up soon. And so let's get

to these questions. Now, I'll say the most common thing that I was asked and that I get

asked is about the morning pages. And because I talk about the fact that I have this routine

in the mornings, like today,

I got picked up at 6 a.m. to come to set, which meant I woke up at like a quarter to five.

And people will often ask sort of how I do the thing, which is that I meditate, and then I do morning pages as described by Julia Cameron.

And I get all sorts of questions about them and people ask how do you want time or they are sort of skeptical about the time to do them.

But also people will ask me how I direct them or what prompts I use or, you know, are they different if I'm working on billions or a different show or if I try to generate story ideas.

So I just want to talk about what the benefit is.

I'm to do that I want to go backwards a little bit. I talked about this before, so I'll do this part

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