My story was fairly clear. Like you, it goes up and down. It's never like a straight path. When I was very young, I loved writing. I believe I wrote something like a novel when I was about nine years old.

Of course, the lesson, I think for people, because I get so many emails people telling me, I don't know what my life's task is. I can't figure out what my purpose is. Can you help me? And there are signs, I believe everybody has signs, and these signs come out.

The key is, the key to everything in life is knowing what you really, truly love, what you were meant to do, why you were born, your DNA is unique.

I was 25, 26 years old. I was in New York working in journalism. I had a meeting with an editor after I wrote an article, and I didn't know what the meeting was for, and he was kind of an alcoholic.

And was the practice painful, but not in a good way?

So, fighting that positive element, well, the first thing you have to do is it's a process, and people are so impatient.

Well, syndrome, that's a bit of bullshit. It's a bit like, people like to talk about things these days because everybody's an individual.

And so, I don't want to stay in adolescence. I don't want to stay in this little cocoon with my mommy and my daddy and my home playing games.

It does seem to be a growing problem. The syndrome thing makes me uncomfortable, and I'm curious what your thoughts are on this.