David Sutcliffe

And then it wasn't until I found something that really lit me up and I realized that The thing that I was searching for in acting, I found in this somatic psychotherapy. Everything that I wanted was in that and the game that that was. The container that it existed in was so exciting for me and creative. At that point, it was really simple.

And then it wasn't until I found something that really lit me up and I realized that The thing that I was searching for in acting, I found in this somatic psychotherapy. Everything that I wanted was in that and the game that that was. The container that it existed in was so exciting for me and creative. At that point, it was really simple.

And then it wasn't until I found something that really lit me up and I realized that The thing that I was searching for in acting, I found in this somatic psychotherapy. Everything that I wanted was in that and the game that that was. The container that it existed in was so exciting for me and creative. At that point, it was really simple.

I just started to move in the direction of what I was most interested in.

I just started to move in the direction of what I was most interested in.

I just started to move in the direction of what I was most interested in.

No, I had to go through it. I had to go through the process of letting go. I mean, my ego was incredibly attached. I mean, I came up, you know, you're an actor, you're trying to make it. You don't think you're going to make it or, you know, maybe you have an intuition, but you don't know. And then you make it and you're working on television, you're getting lots of money and people recognize you.

No, I had to go through it. I had to go through the process of letting go. I mean, my ego was incredibly attached. I mean, I came up, you know, you're an actor, you're trying to make it. You don't think you're going to make it or, you know, maybe you have an intuition, but you don't know. And then you make it and you're working on television, you're getting lots of money and people recognize you.

No, I had to go through it. I had to go through the process of letting go. I mean, my ego was incredibly attached. I mean, I came up, you know, you're an actor, you're trying to make it. You don't think you're going to make it or, you know, maybe you have an intuition, but you don't know. And then you make it and you're working on television, you're getting lots of money and people recognize you.

I mean, you're just in this other world that so many people dream about. And your ego is just so elated. So then to have a thought like, I don't really want this. It's like, what? No. Hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is like a dream come true.

I mean, you're just in this other world that so many people dream about. And your ego is just so elated. So then to have a thought like, I don't really want this. It's like, what? No. Hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is like a dream come true.

I mean, you're just in this other world that so many people dream about. And your ego is just so elated. So then to have a thought like, I don't really want this. It's like, what? No. Hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is like a dream come true.

Um, so it took, yeah, it took a long time for me to, to detach my ego, detach my identity and all the, all the, you know, the validation that I was getting constantly, it just, you know, it, it fuels you. And I saw it, I saw it with other people like, um, that I saw that they were, as we talked about earlier, they were trapped. There was no way out for them.

Um, so it took, yeah, it took a long time for me to, to detach my ego, detach my identity and all the, all the, you know, the validation that I was getting constantly, it just, you know, it, it fuels you. And I saw it, I saw it with other people like, um, that I saw that they were, as we talked about earlier, they were trapped. There was no way out for them.

Um, so it took, yeah, it took a long time for me to, to detach my ego, detach my identity and all the, all the, you know, the validation that I was getting constantly, it just, you know, it, it fuels you. And I saw it, I saw it with other people like, um, that I saw that they were, as we talked about earlier, they were trapped. There was no way out for them.

The amount of money that they were making, the fame they had, this is, whether they liked it or not, that was their life.

The amount of money that they were making, the fame they had, this is, whether they liked it or not, that was their life.

The amount of money that they were making, the fame they had, this is, whether they liked it or not, that was their life.

Well, the satisfaction is in the quest. You know, it's the climbing of the mountain that's most exciting. You get to the top and how long do you spend at the top? A couple of minutes. And before you start climbing down and thinking about the next mountain you want to climb. So I think it's hard to orient that way because we're so goal oriented.

Well, the satisfaction is in the quest. You know, it's the climbing of the mountain that's most exciting. You get to the top and how long do you spend at the top? A couple of minutes. And before you start climbing down and thinking about the next mountain you want to climb. So I think it's hard to orient that way because we're so goal oriented.