Dora Drimalas

So if you think about it, and if you've done all the homework and the years of learning, right, you're carrying all that, all those experiences with you, it shows up, right?

All of that curiosity and weird facts and beautiful sci-fi films and posters and all the things that you learned along the way.

It shows up.

It finds a home.

But the creative process is so much more interesting when you get to bring all that stuff with you.

I think the same approach to learning about other things I've learned by watching others be good leaders.

I've had good managers and I've had bad managers.

And I think of everything, I could probably learn to be more patient without a doubt.

With all the curiosity, with all the interest, with all the stuff.

slowing down, for sure.

I think if there were moments where I could slow down, that would probably be important.

But the same way that you pick up creativity and you pick up, you're curious about things, watching how other people lead has been really eye-opening to me.

And Brian and I also complement each other, right?

We find the moments where, okay, you're going to take on this role.

Okay, now I'm going to take on that role.

So it's

Having different people within the company that have different skills and different talent and understanding that I don't have to do it all.

Right.

Being a small studio, being coming from a very DIY background.

immigrant parents.