Isaac Keys

You know, some things like that.

But, you know, it's like also, again, the grind don't stop.

It just changes.

Because if that's not working and acting, then what else can I do?

I can't just be in that box.

So then the books start coming around.

Like, oh, I should write a book and share this story where I can go take a deep dive into all of these instances and questions that people really ask me.

Take a deep dive into it.

Also be my therapy because I'm sharing my story and looking into it and realizing like, wow.

That's why I do that.

That's why I act this way or, you know, whatever it may be.

But this game is something I, the acting world is something I chose because it became my therapy as well, because it was a place, an outlet for me to be able to let go of some of the internal things that I may struggle or challenge with through character.

But I also learned how to substitute my emotions to bring this character to life.

But also I was able to be able to let go of a lot of things because now it made, it freed me up.

We talked earlier about how we walk around with this image and how we have to be this angry or this tough guy.

Well, acting created a safe place for me where I could go in here and cry if I need to cry or I could be as silly as I want to be in this acting world.

But it opened me up to feel more free and open to find out who I am as a person and then be confident with it.

That's the big thing.

We find out who we are as a person.

Are you confident with it?