Liz Caplan

I'm happy to respond to this.

The most important first statement I could make is that in a million years, I would not have expected my life to have ended up this way.

In terms of the clientele that I have attracted, that have been sent to me in combination, the cleaner and calmer and more centered and more

aware I became, which I've always been this person, but, you know, acknowledging these things as I got older, you attract the kind of people you want to attract or you hope to attract.

So

Teaching, and I'm sure you can share this with me.

And as soon as you said Jay Leno, I thought, when you're in a conversation with a major celebrity, you realize you're just having a conversation with a person who agreed to have a conversation with you, who felt that he was ready to, he or she was ready to open up.

And you end up realizing after you kind of calm down and exhale,

you realize, oh, I'm just going to be having a conversation with somebody I have watched on television my entire life.

And it doesn't seem as gigantically impossible when you're in this intimate environment.

And truly, for me, I work with full Broadway companies.

And I'm on set with films.

And I'm on set with television series that have music attached to it.

So I'm working in different locations.

But my primary and obviously first thought is my private studio where it all starts.

And usually, the people with whom I work bring me onto their projects.

So it all starts small.

And then it kind of expands as it kind of just

begs to.

So what I do is I know is exceptionally cool to anybody who is not exposed to this kind of career.