So Jason Lee Podcast.

Welcome back to an all new episode of the Jason Lee podcast.

Feels good to be healthy and back in the game.

Listen, 2025 is right around the corner.

And so are the holidays.

We just had an amazing Thanksgiving holiday.

I'm thankful for all things, life, because that's the thing that's the most important right now. And also just looking forward to Christmas, which is not too far away and taking my role as the Stockton City Councilmember. There's a lot going on. We're planning in 2025. The one thing I could say right now at the gate is that you will be getting more content than you ever had before. We always say we want to do two podcasts a week, but then I show up and don't want to do too.

So I take the responsibility of that, but we're going to be giving more content at the top of the

year. You know, I put on my Instagram this past week that I feel like a failure, not as a way of

seeking people to say, no, you're not, no, you're not. Because some people do attention seeking stuff. Those of you in Atlanta, you know who you are. But no, it wasn't that.

It was like, I really do feel like with everything I have going on, I still feel like juggling it all

because I do, it's sort of like I have the Superman complex. One damn Clark Kent, and the next day back home in Stockton, I'm, you know, Superman.

So I'm trying to, like, get it all together and have it sorted out.

It will be sorted out at the top of the year.

And the reason why I have to deliver more content is because somebody said something to me that was so powerful and it was so destructive at the same time.

They said to me, you'd be much more successful if you

didn't have an opinion. What? Somebody actually told me that because they said it's my

opinion that gets me in trouble. But then I think about it, the world that we're in right now,

right? It's your opinion that made you anything in life. I get it. You get it. You get it.

But in the industry, because people's sensitivity around opinions are so fragile and people are so

caught up in the feelings that having an opinion makes more people afraid of me.

Well, guess what I'm afraid of?

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