Hi my name is Louis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.

What is the part you played or the project you worked on that taught you the most about yourself?

Maybe it was a well-known thing that people know about and see or maybe there's something small that no one really ever saw but what's the part you've played in your career that taught you the most about you?

Probably like getting to do New Girl because it was so long like it was over you know seven

seasons and I mean it was like eight years of my life and and before that you know because I would do like go from film to film you show like less of yourself with the film

I was probably playing last lead roles more like large supporting roles like and you show just like more you're kind of like picking and choosing like what you show and that's you know an important thing in terms of like telling the story.

But when you're telling like this very broad story and it's very long and you have like, you know,

a limited number of like lead characters and you show a lot of yourself. And before that I also was not necessarily

known for doing that kind of a little bit more broad comedy. Like I wasn't doing that. I knew it was something I could do that was

like when I read that script I'm like I know I haven't done this before but I know I can

nail it I felt extremely confident like I know I can I can I

know I can do this and I know nobody thinks of me as this yet. My first thing

when I was really young first in my career and I remember I would go to auditions and I would do movies and I would get cast in a lot of these like kind of sardonic, dead pants, sarcastic kind of

role,

and the move in playing like girlfriends

and things like that.

It was just different.

It was different from a lot of the stuff I done.

So it was fun to get to be like, I can do, you know.

It's like nice when you know, like you know,

you're like, I haven't done this, but I know I can nail it.

Wow.

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