Where did this work become personal for you?

Well, when I was five years old, I really wanted to be a singer.

I would sing to anything and anyone, you know, inanimate objects, people, whoever, you know, was a captive audience, I would sing.

And then I was sitting in our Chevy Impala convertible with my father at the time, and I was five, and he was an ad guy, you know, like the admin, you know, that madman thing.

That was him.

But he also painted.

And I remember him painting really often, but he had stopped.

Where would they begin?

What have I missed so far as far as your value background?

Well, I mean, I had a number one record in 1912, 1993.

But before that, I was a TV producer and I produced commercials and television shows, feature films, always wanted to be a singer.

So I fulfilled that dream and then decided I really wanted to empower other people to have their dreams come true.

So I started a management production company.

So I managed the careers of actors, writers, directors.

I did that for a long time.

What does, when you talk about word, right? What is your word is either explaining your life or creating, what does that mean to talk about creating, but what does the word word mean when someone gives their word to something and how does that relate to the work you do?

How do we get away from that? I mean, it seems like today so many things are triggering.

Yeah, it's true.

I mean, you turn on the news and it takes three seconds to get triggered or you just look at the stock market or sit down to Thanksgiving dinner with your family.

So it doesn't take much to send you off to the races.

And what it looks like when you're in the world of reaction is it's a world of things are good or bad or right or wrong or shoulds or shouldn'ts.

That's a big thing, shoulds and shouldn'ts.

When I'm coaching people, and the word should or shouldn't comes out of their mouth, usually it's about other people.

I'm sure people still want to get a real concept because some people will say, well, I'm not creative.