Steven

I started my first business at 12 years old and I started more businesses at 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. And at that time, what I didn't realise is that being a founder with no money meant that I also had to be the marketeer, the sales rep, the finance team, customer service and the recruiter. But if you're starting a business today, thankfully there's a tool that wears all of those hats for you.

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She goes, Jimmy, that was fantastic.

She goes, Jimmy, that was fantastic.

There was a motion in your face where you talked about getting SNL and calling your mom. It's so interesting that it's decades ago.

There was a motion in your face where you talked about getting SNL and calling your mom. It's so interesting that it's decades ago.

It's the anti-climax. No. Because if you aim at that one goal and put it on a pedestal for that long in your life. No, it paid off.

It's the anti-climax. No. Because if you aim at that one goal and put it on a pedestal for that long in your life. No, it paid off.

Overcoming that.

Overcoming that.

As someone that's always trying to please, is that the antithesis of pleasing for one's brain who is orientated towards making people happy? It's the worst.

As someone that's always trying to please, is that the antithesis of pleasing for one's brain who is orientated towards making people happy? It's the worst.

I mean, like, what's the alternative? The alternative is you quit, you change.

I mean, like, what's the alternative? The alternative is you quit, you change.

It's like, that's who I am. How did you cope with that stardom, being thrust into public spotlight? You're getting feedback from everywhere. You're getting the good, the bad, the ugly. You're someone that wants to please. Did you seek any professional help? Did you get any support?

It's like, that's who I am. How did you cope with that stardom, being thrust into public spotlight? You're getting feedback from everywhere. You're getting the good, the bad, the ugly. You're someone that wants to please. Did you seek any professional help? Did you get any support?

How was that? I was looking before you arrived at all the people you've interviewed going back more than a decade, and it's just everybody. It's like Floyd Mayweather to, you insert the name of the person who's at the top of an industry. You've sat with them. They've been on your show. I was thinking like, how has that altered your perception of not just what fame is, but like what life is about?