Paul Heyman
speaker
1,415 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Jun
Paul Heyman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, wow.
Well, I mean, well, thank you for your kind words on that, but it's just, it's the desire to do something substantive.
It's the desire to do something better than other people do it.
It's the desire to achieve greatness.
It's the adrenaline rush.
It's the dopamine effect when you achieve something that seems to be
And whether that's a nuance in a performance, getting that out of someone else, collaborating with someone on their efforts to achieve that greatness.
It's just, it's the pursuit of something that you can be proud of, that you can look back on.
if you choose to look back on things and say, yeah, I really enjoyed doing that.
That gave me a high that's not available through any kind of drug, any kind of sex, anything else in life with the exception of
quality time with your children.
Outside of that, it's chasing that high.
What makes Mick Jagger and Keith Richards go on stage at their age when they certainly don't need the money and tear the stadium down, not only doing classic Rolling Stones music, but new music that they still to this day choose to write?
What drives that?
What makes them want that?
Why is Clint Eastwood directing movies in his 90s and they're Academy Award-level movies?
Because there is a need, there's a yearning, there's a craving, there is an insatiable lust to go after something that
you're passionate about and want to over-deliver even past your own expectations.
Depends on the day.
Depends on what's needed inside of the performance.
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