Amy Poehler

But as you know, luck only gets you so far.

You kind of have to show up.

You have to kind of nail it.

Yes.

And you have to kind of deliver.

Yeah.

And...

What I love about your work, which continues even to this very moment, this very day, because you are working nonstop, is you are this beautiful combination of

Luck meets opportunity meets gratitude meets flexibility meets collaboration.

I've watched and watched you and your career since I was a young person and how you welcome all of those things at once.

You're never taking anything for granted.

Right.

But you also are so confident and skilled in what you know you can do, you show up for those lucky moments.

And I want to talk about all of that stuff today, but, you know, I think sometimes with, I'm lucky to know a lot of nonagenarians, like my, you know, the 90s are the new 80s, babe.

I just want to talk about the present moment for a second because you are working.

What does work feel like to you right now today?

Like, how do you, how is work feeling?

But, you know, but those women that you talk about, you know, have become your friends and you are and I and I feel grateful for this, too, is that you're a living example of it's just like.

If one's lucky enough, they keep meeting new people and new friends.

You know, you're one of those people that, you know, you've gone back and forth in your life between New York and L.A., and I want to talk about both.