I Think At The End Of The

I Think There Are Always Gonna Be Challenges And People Throwing Themselves At You In A Nondiscreet Way. But It's Just So Public Now That You Have To Be Careful Saying Hi Or Giving Somebody A Hug, Because Then Somebody Will Turn It Into Something Else.

The Thing That I Loved About Growing Up Mormon Is That I Had Morals And Standards Instilled In Me As A Kid - Like, You Need To Be A Nice Person, And A Thoughtful Person, And If Anybody Is Trying To Dog That, Then I Think That's Rude.

What I Really Like To Do, Especially Because We're All Busy So Sometimes You Forget To Do Something, I Always Keep Wrist Weights With Me. If I Just Put Them On Throughout The Day, Then I'll Just Be Doing Stuff And It's Kind Of Just Toning Without Me Doing Anything. Sometimes That's Just My Little Trick. I Have Ankle Weights And Wrist Weights And I Just Keep Them With Me At All Times.

I Realized That Carbs Are Often Talked About In A Negative Context, Like, "carbs Make Me Fat Or Bloated." But I Think For Me, I Have To Have Some Sort Of Carb, Whether It's Rice Or Pasta Or Bread Or Whatever It Is, And Not Big Amounts, But I Do Need Carbs Because It Makes My Brain Click On.

I'm Really Loving Acting. I Want This As A Career. I'll Still Write Music And Collaborate With People, But I'm Focused On The Acting Path.