Judd Apatow

So when you're having a moment talking to your wife or talking to your daughter and you're trying to be present, there's always one part of your brain that's over here on the project, so to speak.

Well, is there a danger I can prevent?

It might be something that isn't dangerous at all, but there's part of your brain that's like, you should be thinking about something that you could stop from happening, that you can get organized.

And the crazy part is it helps in business.

It helps that you're the guy that anticipates a problem, fix it before it happens.

But it screws up everything else.

So we'll see.

Maybe she'll just go, you know, Judd, you're doing great.

Keep counting.

It's a good strategy.

I want to hear Brian's number story.

I do also want to say that sadly the therapist for me has always been like, you go, I want to know, is this good?

Is this serving me?

Is this right?

Is this wrong?

And they go, no.

If it works for you, then it's good.

It's not good.

It's not bad.

It's how you – and you'll get this sort of thing.