There Are Always Parts Of Me That

The Only Pressure Comes Form Myself. I Put Pressure On Myself At First Just Because I Was Intimidated. When I Made Amy Poehler Laugh, It Was A Big Thing For Me. She's Been One Of My Role Models Since High School, Because She Started Ucb, Which Is What I Wanted To Do Since High School.

I'm Totally An Anxious Mess All The Time. There's A Constant Dialogue Going On In My Brain, And It's Just Reminding Me Of All The Failures That I Have Had, And All Of The Things I Need To Do, And All Of The Things I'm Not Doing Good Enough.

Having To Stand In Front Of An Audience And Have It Be Your Job To Make Them Laugh, You Can't Really Look To Anyone But Yourself. It's What You Wrote, What You Said And How You Said It, So It's Kind Of Terrifying, But I Liked It. When It Goes Well, It's The Best Feeling In The World. When It Doesn't Go Well, It's The Worst Feeling, But Once You Get Into The Rhythm Of It, I Think It's Really Fun.

I Like My Name. My Mom Named Me After A Song By The 1970s Group Bread. So, It's Meaningful, And I Like The Song. It's A Love Song - Kind Of - But It's Kind Of Depressing And Dark.

This Is One Of The Good Parts Of Being A Freelancer - You Get To Choose The Spot You're Going To Be Working At. But I Wouldn't Base Everything On My Social Media Or My Work. I'm Also A Person And I Have My Personal Life. So My Social Media Is My Work. It's An Important Part Of My Life But It's Not My Life. People Tend To Get The Wrong Idea Because They Only See The Good Stuff But It's Just My Work. I'm Trying To Portray Only The Good Stuff And What I Think Is Going To Be Inspiring. I Have A Personal Instagram Where My Friends Follow Me.