Michelle Obama

And everything that you do is sort of like practice for the practice, you know?

So I want to be better.

And I want to, in my own way, since it's art, you're never really going to be able to...

You're never going to be able to call it explicitly.

It's not like sports where there's a clear winner and there's a clear number one.

But I know that I want to be the best writer and the best storyteller and everything.

And I think that some of it is trying to get there as efficiently as possible.

And one of the ways to do that is to create a catalog instead of just looking back on nine or ten specials that are really intentional and...

really thought out.

It's like making an entire catalog that you can look back on and that be your proof to yourself that you were in your own way the sort of best to do it.

Like comedy is so niche for specific tastes that like one best is never going to exist.

Right.

But if you are the best version of yourself, then you can look back on that catalog and be really happy with everything that you created.

And so I think that's the main thing, you know, it's the only thing that I really know how to do that can help because I'm not, I'm too squeamish to be a doctor.

Intention just comes from knowing that your sort of focus is the thing that is mostly being robbed of us right now.

Like, you know, you have whether it's screen time or it's just like, you know,

The fact that Apple tells you is both helpful and hurtful.

That they tell you your screen time.

That's just crazy.

Look at yourself.