John Mayer

And so then that all kind of shut down and I got a chance to start it up again.

And I haven't ever been happier in my life.

I'm known for what I do.

Yeah.

Late 20s, early 30s.

Yeah.

But a more natural course.

I'm only doing what I should be doing.

And I think there's a lot of people who are stuck in that loop of like not being where they want to be, but not wanting to be forgotten.

And it's scary the idea that if you pulled away, you'd be forgotten.

That if you got off Twitter, you'd be forgotten.

That if you didn't throw yourself into the mix every day, you'd be forgotten.

It's beautiful to be forgotten in the ways you ultimately don't want to be known.

That's a good one.

Anxiety deep.

Anxiety before there was a social media that could tell you what anxiety was.

Not to say it makes it any easier, but anxiety feeds off of feeling isolated by it.

And so it's a little bit easier now when you can read other people's experiences and go, oh, OK.

I mean, having anxiety in mid 90s, late 90s, it's like you think you're going crazy, you know.

And so that to me.