Mark Gagnon

It's going to take over the world.

And you're like, all right.

There's almost too much self-belief where everyone believes that they can do anything.

And a little part of me, the comic part is a little bit like,

That's why we work so well together.

That's why we fit so well together.

Because he will be like, we're going to do this and anything's possible.

And then part of me is like, well, let's be realistic.

And then we find a little middle ground and then we make great stuff.

But I feel like even in that regard, I'm much more insecure.

I have much more self-doubt.

And that self-doubt can be really helpful because I'm a good editor.

But sometimes it can be inhibiting because I don't dream so big.

And maybe I should dream bigger.

But I surround myself by people that dream big and it inspires me.

And a lot of times it isn't, right?

Like think about like, they call it a gold medal depression.

Have you heard of this?

This is like an affliction that'll happen to Olympic athletes where they train their whole life and they go through everything five years old, broken bones, they go through all the stuff, they win the gold medal.

And then they're depressed.