Josh Duhamel

But I wish that I'd had a little bit more of whatever that is because I feel like I would have put myself in some situations that I never put myself in.

But again, it all works out the way it works out, you know?

And I needed to, you know, really sort of keep, and it also kept pushing me, you know?

And it still pushes me because I still feel in some ways that I don't belong and that's what keeps me going.

Like I still want to keep sort of proving myself.

How quickly it happens.

I mean, I was 43 yesterday, it feels like.

I was your age yesterday.

Now I'm 53.

As you get older, it just... And it makes sense because, you know, when you're two years old, you only have so much context.

But when you're three, you got a little more.

And then it just starts happening quicker and quicker.

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?