Life can't be this good, right?

Like something's got to happen.

You know, and I'm smart enough to know, you know, like, you don't live forever.

And that's the other thing that's inextricably attached to the lifestyle is mortality.

You know, you're always, you're living large because every moment could be your last.

You probably recognize that voice as the voice of Adrian Grenier.

And if you do not, then you have probably never watched the TV series or the HBO series, rather, called Entourage.

Very, very long time running show that

in many ways defined a generation of just a squad of guys that ran around together in Hollywood.

And one of the reasons I believe the show was so successful was because it, the show pulled back

the screen on what it was like to be an actor in Hollywood.

It was a fictional show. And not surprisingly, that is actually the topic of our conversation today in many ways.

We cover a lot of ground. Adrian, if you're not familiar, again, he's an actor who plays Vincent

Chase in the TV series Entourage. He's also appeared in lots of films, Drive Me Crazy,

the Deverewell wears Prada, and many others, including some television series on Netflix, et cetera.

I have the benefit of being a good friend of Adrian's, and I work on his nonprofit board and we've been running around together for more than a decade.

And I think that provides for an especially valuable, insightful, and revelatory conversation between he and I.

Specifically, we talk about the idea of reinvention. What Adrian goes on to

share about at length here is the what the machine that is Hollywood, how it creates stars and hits,

and what it's like to be on the receiving end of that stardom and be a

part of those hits, not just the positive, but the negative, the negatives, the numerous negatives,

as well. And he chronicles in our conversation in great detail and in a very vulnerable

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