Hey everybody welcome back to road to reality. Today we are talking to someone that I think

I rooted harder for playing Survivor maybe than anyone else.

David Wright, you know him from millennials versus Gen X

and Edge of Extinction.

He's here with us today to talk about

how Survivor really had a life changing effect on his perception of himself, of his abilities, of his relationship, and management of his anxiety.

We cover topics ranging from David's childhood in the East Coast all the way to becoming a writer on hit

shows like Malcolm in the Middle and Family Guy in Hollywood. We kick off here sort of in the middle of our conversation catching up after we were both in Las Vegas this past April for a fellow survivor's wedding

I present to you

We got off topic while we were doing the thing where we check in on people's descriptions of themselves.

So I wrote these three words of how I would describe.

David Wright, since he didn't get to choose his own because we talked right over it which is a sign of how much we were just getting on and having a great time having a conversation.

So I'm excited for you to join us.

As we talk to the relatable, kind, and magnetic David Wright.

I tracked you down at Adam Klein's wedding this spring and I'm like, oh yeah, by the way, I'm doing this

podcast and you're like, oh yeah, I know about it, which was so flattering to me by the way.

I was like, I told my husband I was like, I can't believe he knew about road to reality.

No, of course. I was flattered by that.

And then I said, well, would you do it?

And you're like, you're not somebody who's like, hell I'm gonna do it there's a little

hesitation what's that all about I really don't like talking about myself it

makes me so uncomfortable and I get in fact like, I'm

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