To Me, Curiosity Is Married To Optimism.

Even If, Personally, I'm In A Place Of Contentment Or Solidity, I Feel Like It's Hard Not To Look Out Into American Culture And See Vast Inequity, Widespread Institutionalized Violence And Racism And Transphobia And Environmental Destruction. It's Hard To Be In This World And Feel A Sense Of Innate Satisfaction At All. There's Plenty Of Things To Feel Unsettled About.

I've Never Been In Another Kind Of Midlife Crisis. I Don't Know What It Feels Like When You're Through That, But I Definitely Feel That Changing A Few Things, Like Being On A Different Label And Having Things Kind Of Settle Back Into A Sense Of Normality, Helps To Feel Grounded.

I'm All About Being Prudent. And I've Started To Appreciate Experiences More Than Actual Objects.

I Love Coffee. I Love A Midday Espresso On Set, Just For The Energy.

To Me, Curiosity Is Married To Optimism. And That's Where A Lot Of My Motivation Comes From. A Lot Of My Way Out Of Depression And Anxiety Is That Intersection Between Optimism And Curiosity. Because It Means Taking A Step Forward With The Hope That There Will Be Discovery.