Maybe I Should Sit. Plenty Of People

I Remember Feeling A Huge Amount Of Anxiety And Worry And Pressure. At That Point I Was Headed Into Acting School. That Was 100 Percent The Only Thing I Thought I Wanted To Do. But Then I Got Through My First Year Of College, And I Was, Like, Humming And Rolling Around, Pretending To Be A Lion In Acting Classes At Nyu And Visiting Our Classmate Charlie Gregg At Harvard, Where He Was Actually Learning Things. So I Changed My Mind: I Decided I Actually Wanted A Different Kind Of Education, And That Was An Incredibly Freeing Idea.

I'm Sure You've Felt This Way Along The Way: Yes, I Got To Do What I Wanted To Do. But It Was Much Harder Than I Thought It Was Going To Be, And It Continues To Be. You Never Get To A Place That Is A Place Of Rest. I Think That's Ok. It's Not Bad - Life Is Hard Work!

I've Made Out More This Season On A Family-friendly Show Than Ever In My Actual Life.

I Think What My Hope Is Is That The Only Downside Of Having A Steady Job On Television Is, I Think For All Actors, There's A Piece, There's Some Adrenaline, And Part Of The Love Of The Job Is Not Knowing What's Coming Next, And The Variety.

I Am Here To Tell You There's Nothing In People Knowing You. There's Actually A Loss In That! Really, The Reward In Life Is Genuinely The Day Of Work You Have. It's Not The Name You're Making For Yourself Or The Clicks And Likes - It's Such An Illusion.