You're going to be real to yourself because oftentimes we're not even allowing ourselves to show us.

This is who I really am. This is how I truly feel.

You get to that, I'm telling you.

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What was the top two rise from the ashes moments for you?

That you've really took you into a soul searching place where you felt like,

man, this is like cancel culture before cancel culture or this thing that I went after

bombed or I spent all this money on this thing and it didn't work out.

And I realized this was one of the most defining moments for you that made you who you are.

Well, the first thing that I had to acknowledge was I wasn't alone in this moment of feeling capsized.

It really was universal. Sometimes it's really easy to start to feel like you're painting yourself into a corner

or I've always had a little bit of fear of abandonment issues since I was a kid.

So it's really easy to get lost and feel like, man, there's no real rhyme or reason for how I proceed forward.

So the first thing is acknowledgement and being able to look around, being grateful for the people, places, and things that you have learned to love and contemplate with and collaborate with.

But then really it was almost like, okay, everything's different. We're going to come out of this era one way or another with new information.

It's also a bit of a reset. I always try to find that things aren't falling apart. They're falling together for me.

It was like, what do I dispel? What do I delete? And what can I come out of this moment like really honed in on? Things that are important to me.

And... Well, there are a couple big moments in your life before the last couple of years that were like... that broke me down.

Oh, yeah, yeah. The first 10 years of a career was like, you sign up for a one-long breakdown. Really?

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