Hello and welcome to Happy Place, the show that gets to know the authentic you.

I'm Fern Cotton and today I'm chatting to an old mate of mine, it's Jordan Stevens.

If you were to look at particular goals or achievements in your life as games, if you're

to approach it as a game then at least you'll know when that game's complete and then

you know that you're setting another game.

I've had a total complex about Rizzle Kicks because there was a point where I was so wanting

to be this idea of myself that I'd created that I'd almost forgotten completely what I'd

achieved and then I have to just accept the reality that I achieved all my goals.

I completed the music game in a year.

We had a platinum album that's all I ever wanted but I'd never let myself just go well

done you've completed that game.

Jordan shot to fame as one half of Rizzle Kicks in 2011 but overnight success isn't always

when it's cracked up to be.

As Jordan discovered when he started turning to drugs to quiet an anxious noisy mind.

What Jordan's experiences have given him is real compassion for understanding why people

engage in hedonism and substance abuse.

He's incredibly self-aware about the work he had to do and continues to do to make sure

he's living as healthy a life as possible both physically and mentally.

One of the biggest shifts seems to have been in how he measures and acknowledges success.

He used to be constantly chasing after a missing piece that might just make him a whole

person.

For you it might be the house, the job, the partner, whatever it is but he's learned

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