Josh Duhamel

And thankfully, if you go back to all my children and the bit that I did before that, it wasn't like it all happened immediately.

It was sort of a slow burn.

And it still feels like a slow burn.

I don't feel like any of it happened quickly.

Yeah.

I mean, in God, family, friends, home.

Those are all things that really sort of kept me and I think still keep me in this business today because it's easy to burn out.

I don't know.

I'm probably not the...

spokesperson for it but i but i i've had enough experience in this business now to know that i was again very lucky to have a very tight-knit group of friends uh a very a family that wasn't afraid to put my ass in check if i needed to be um there you go but it can be it can be a very enticing uh and intoxicating thing you know because you got a lot of stuff thrown at you

And if you don't keep some kind of perspective on what reality is, and I always knew this, and I watched this growing up, this was before I even wanted to get into the business, is that I'd see guys rocket to stardom and then burn out quickly.

Um, and I didn't want to be that guy.

I wanted to try to stay as humble and as appreciative.

And also I had a lot of jobs before this.

I didn't get into this business until I was 27 or eight years old.

And so I worked in construction and I worked in warehouses.

I worked a lot of like grunt labor jobs for a long time.

And I think that that real life experience, um,

as great as those jobs are, I didn't want to go back to them because I was, I felt so lucky to even be in this position.

I still do.