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So, are there any strategies you have for getting out of your own way?

I just talked about it where I was like, I just know what it feels like now when I get out of my

own way. When you just like stop caring and attaching yourself to the success of each one little

thing I do. Because it's like every show I'm like this has to be good or I'm like it's but I'm

going to like spiral, you know. That mentality is not great. It's like very achievement oriented.

And I've said, I could do a hundred great shows, but one great bad show will be like horrible.

I will fixate on that one show.

Welcome to the Asian Audition Podcast, the podcast with all of your favorite Asian friends.

I am one of your hosts, Mike Nguyen. And I am the other host, Jenny Arimoto.

And we're doing a special weekday episode. You know, this feels crazy. I'm wearing a tie.

I know. And I am reversely wearing the loose as close that you've ever seen to me.

It's loose. Yeah. But it's a vibe. I'm like kind of going whatever the energy is now,

which is kind of like loose, loose. You know, I'm saying like the fashion energy.

The fashion energy. Not this podcast. No, no, no, because you're in a full time.

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