Paul Bryan

I have a friend who's an agent's assistant who got his law degree, passed the bar, got his law degree, is an assistant for two and a half years making minimum wage.

And he leaves at 1230 in the morning from the office.

Sometimes 11 is a good day.

And then when you get there, it's like you feel accomplished, like you got it.

I don't understand.

It's very frustrating.

Keep your eye on the prize.

Work your balls off.

Endear yourself to your boss.

Be on their team.

Be loyal to them.

Want them to succeed and they'll want you to succeed.

No.

Ass kisser?

But it's true because and sometimes you'll find people that won't.

And that just happens.

But you know what?

Anyone who comes and works for me, I want them to succeed just as much and if not more.

And I will give them so much reign to be able to do so much and learn so much.

But, you know, whether you're working in corporate America or in the entertainment business, in the entertainment business, you have to understand it's like it's a whole other beast.