Lindsay Chrisley

You're content.

You feel good about where you're at.

You're not, um,

worried about the next move.

You're not like, maybe you're comfortable financially.

You're not making millions, but you're comfortable financially.

You don't have any, you know, pressing issues.

I feel like to me, that's like success.

I feel like you and I both kind of exited reality TV close around the same time.

So I think both of our view of success exiting that looks very different than what it looks like today being years removed.

The facade of reality TV and yours is way less of a facade because y'all were a docuseries.

So pretty much, I mean, yes, were there edits and stuff like that that maybe you disagreed with?

I kind of feel like for a very, very long time, and I still struggle with it so much, of attempting to live this life of perfection.

Mm-hmm.

And that felt like success to me.

If I can execute this...

and what feels like perfection to me, I was successful.

I only, I would say this year realized that my success and the level of success does not, um, and flow with whether or not I'm on TV.

I had thought before, like I have nothing without being on TV.

I am nobody.