 Through him, through seeing his journey, we can reflect back on ourselves of, am I happy in my life? Am I doing the things I want to do? Am I spending my time wisely? Or how can I rethink those processes a little bit more? I think a lot of times the stereotype of the artist is some person who's gone through great pain in rehab or Pollock throwing paint at a canvas. He's more of a regular guy in quotes, family guy, right?