Brad Stulberg

So...

Yeah, I think there's nothing wrong with happiness.

I'm not anti-happy.

When I'm happy, it's great.

But I feel that it comes and goes and it's much more fleeting.

And I think I've just become more interesting in satisfaction or being situated, situated in myself and situated in the world.

Brett Stahlberg, thank you very much.

This is a pleasure.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, it's been a really circuitous path, to be honest.

Yeah, it's been a really circuitous path, to be honest.

I've always just kind of vaguely followed my interests and somehow ended up here.

I've always just kind of vaguely followed my interests and somehow ended up here.

I'll do my best to do it quickly, but it really started all the way back in high school

I'll do my best to do it quickly, but it really started all the way back in high school

when I fell in love with writing.

when I fell in love with writing.

And like most high school kids, I thought, OK, well, I'm going to be a writer.

And like most high school kids, I thought, OK, well, I'm going to be a writer.