Jack Carr

And I was feeling so good.

I felt like I could just throw people through walls.

I was feeling so great.

But I was doing everything.

I was doing the sun, I was eating right, I was not eating the bread, so I did everything.

And then I got to January 1st and I'm out there in the snow.

I dug a path out to my thing in the gym and I'm working out in my outside gym doing the hangs, all that in the snow.

And then I was like, oh, I think I had a deadline December 1st, a month ago for this book.

I'm like, I got to start writing.

So I all stop, all stop.

And I haven't done anything since.

It was only writing, only screenwriting, everything else.

I'm finding that balance.

I need to find that balance.

I'm not quite there yet.

Well, as I get closer to the as I pass these deadlines, I should say it becomes all consuming.

And it's especially for something like this when I'm in 1968.

I mean, I really felt like I had to transport myself back to that time to write this thing.

And so that was all as soon as I woke up, bam, I'm in and it is all day long.

Until you go to sleep.