Trevor Wallace

okay, this Saturday I want to write.

What are the things that make me feel good so I could have a chance of getting creativity?

Oh, that's good.

Really, rest is the biggest thing.

Sleep, good sleep, working out in the morning and just working out.

Like when those endorphins, it's like,

I'm pretty in my head most of the day, but if I work out and I've had a coffee and I'm by myself, I'm walking around, I'm singing to myself.

I'm like, we're on the verge of something.

We're feeling good.

But for me, I can't structurally...

where it's like, okay, you have a 2 p.m.

meeting and a 3.30 meeting, but at 3, you should write.

I'm like, that doesn't work for me, where I'm like, okay, work, you know, like, time to be funny.

Like, you can't force funny.

For me, some people set hours every day that are like, every day at 11, I write for an hour.

And you're allowing yourself to be creative in those moments.

But for me, it's like, I can't structurally do that.

So when I'm having these days of,

all these meetings, instead of like, I'll be like, okay, guys, let's go to lunch.

Let's step out of this office.