Rashida Jones

Embrace the fear of dying. But the fear is good because we're all scared.

Embrace the fear of dying. But the fear is good because we're all scared.

Embrace the fear of dying. But the fear is good because we're all scared.

But good for you for doing that work because you could just like slide by and you could probably be okay and live in denial for the rest of your life. And the fact that you're going deep right now means you're going to rebuild and be like the best version of yourself.

But good for you for doing that work because you could just like slide by and you could probably be okay and live in denial for the rest of your life. And the fact that you're going deep right now means you're going to rebuild and be like the best version of yourself.

But good for you for doing that work because you could just like slide by and you could probably be okay and live in denial for the rest of your life. And the fact that you're going deep right now means you're going to rebuild and be like the best version of yourself.

We're all here laughing about it on a podcast.

We're all here laughing about it on a podcast.

We're all here laughing about it on a podcast.

And also that's all that stuff that you thought for your entire life was going to fill the gap. You're like, wait, it doesn't quite fill that gap. There's still a little piece missing. And what is that piece? And we're privileged enough to have succeeded in a way. But I think for everybody, they're like, wait a second, it's just going to be this forever? Like all the firsts are gone.

And also that's all that stuff that you thought for your entire life was going to fill the gap. You're like, wait, it doesn't quite fill that gap. There's still a little piece missing. And what is that piece? And we're privileged enough to have succeeded in a way. But I think for everybody, they're like, wait a second, it's just going to be this forever? Like all the firsts are gone.

And also that's all that stuff that you thought for your entire life was going to fill the gap. You're like, wait, it doesn't quite fill that gap. There's still a little piece missing. And what is that piece? And we're privileged enough to have succeeded in a way. But I think for everybody, they're like, wait a second, it's just going to be this forever? Like all the firsts are gone.

But to your point, Jason, I think everybody here, including me, I want to not to be overly earnest, but I want to be able to create from a real source, from a feeling of connection. So I'm taking a little breath to figure out what that actually is and what that looks like and what I want to say. You know, I don't know. I'm not going to, I don't want to just put shit out.

But to your point, Jason, I think everybody here, including me, I want to not to be overly earnest, but I want to be able to create from a real source, from a feeling of connection. So I'm taking a little breath to figure out what that actually is and what that looks like and what I want to say. You know, I don't know. I'm not going to, I don't want to just put shit out.

But to your point, Jason, I think everybody here, including me, I want to not to be overly earnest, but I want to be able to create from a real source, from a feeling of connection. So I'm taking a little breath to figure out what that actually is and what that looks like and what I want to say. You know, I don't know. I'm not going to, I don't want to just put shit out.

And also it's hard to put shit out right now, but you know.

And also it's hard to put shit out right now, but you know.

And also it's hard to put shit out right now, but you know.

Well, like the thing I always go back to is my dad says, make decisions based on love and not fear, which sounds so platitudinal, but it's really not. Like when you think about it, well, like, you know what you were just saying, like I have often looked... at my life and thought, let me just do this thing that I know is the kind of safe way to do it.

Well, like the thing I always go back to is my dad says, make decisions based on love and not fear, which sounds so platitudinal, but it's really not. Like when you think about it, well, like, you know what you were just saying, like I have often looked... at my life and thought, let me just do this thing that I know is the kind of safe way to do it.