Josh Duhamel

And I feel like once you start... I think anybody who's got some years behind them will agree that...

You just can't believe how quickly it goes by.

And, you know, so for me, it's about just stopping, making sure that I'm appreciating where I'm at, what I'm doing right now.

So because I have the tendency to just get so caught up in work and what's happening next and what am I going to, you know, and not just like.

appreciating the moment.

And I think that with age, I've learned to do that, but I've also really learned how quickly it goes by, so you have to do that.

Otherwise, it's just gone.

What's the best part about aging?

I think that you, for me, it's caring less about things that I used to care way too much about and caring about the things, more about the things that are actually important.

And I think that that only comes with age.

You know, I just feel like I've spent a lot of time worrying about shit that I didn't need to worry about.

And it just, it only hit me in the last couple of years how little you need to care about certain things and how much time we waste worrying about stuff that just doesn't matter, you know?

Yeah.

Again, it's experience, it's context, it's wisdom, I guess.

And I think that it naturally sort of happens, whereas you get older, you don't worry about stuff that doesn't matter.

You don't have time.

I just don't give a shit about things that I used to.

Even in my work, by the way, as an actor or anything in this business, I used to put so much pressure on myself to do a good job and to really to prove myself.

And now that I've been doing it, it's not that I don't care.

I don't work as hard.