Matthew McConaughey

I'm guilty of it.

I try to catch myself on it.

If I can just call it and go, you know, you're believing that lie out of convenience.

I'm like, I know.

And then I have to

Whether I'm saying that in the mirror or writing it down or sharing with a friend, you know?

And I go, okay, well, now I've inherently become a bullshitter then because I admitted it.

That I can shake hands with.

That's the little slight wink to ourself and someone else to go, come on, it's a better story this way.

Is there a trick to that?

Oh, if there's a trick to it, I think it's just about courage of having the... Because it's... I don't think any of us like to admit

or look deep enough in to go, I've relied so much on that lie that it's become my reality.

Yeah.

And I don't wanna be so puritanical as to say, again, that's why I say admit instead of judge.

but I don't want to be so puritanical as to go and admit it and get rid of it.

No, I'm just saying to admit it, just bring it to the surface.

Yeah, I'm saying this and I'm doing something different.

I preached this, but I actually, my actions, just admit it.

Just admit them and

I think that's the first step to where we begin to either forgive ourself and give ourselves some amnesty and go, yeah, I'm a human.