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Trixie Mattel Returns

2024/11/7
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Key Insights

Why did Trixie Mattel decide to take a break from social media and work?

Trixie wanted to improve her mental health and avoid burnout by stepping back from constant engagement and overworking.

What activities did Trixie engage in during her break?

She watched CNN, played guitar, did watercolor, went for walks, rode her bike, and went to Planet Fitness.

How did Trixie feel about drag and performing after her break?

She initially felt relief but by the third month, she missed doing drag and performing, realizing she enjoyed it more than she thought.

What did Trixie learn about herself and her work during her break?

She realized that overworking was detrimental to her mental health and that she needed to find a better work-life balance to enjoy her art form more.

How did Trixie's approach to writing music change after her break?

She became less precious about her music, experimenting more with musical production and understanding that 'good' is subjective in art.

What are Trixie's thoughts on parenting and having children?

She is open to adopting and feels it's important to be patient and willing to put in the time and effort, even if it means not having help.

What does Trixie think is the most important lesson from her break?

She emphasizes the importance of making time for people and being kind, understanding that material things and work are not as significant as relationships.

Chapters

Trixie Mattel discusses her three-month hiatus from social media and work, focusing on her activities, mental health improvements, and the unexpected benefits of taking a break.
  • Trixie took a break from social media and work for three months.
  • During her break, she engaged in activities like watching CNN, playing guitar, watercolor painting, and going for walks.
  • She felt a significant improvement in her mental health and rediscovered her appreciation for drag.

Shownotes Transcript

Hello and welcome back! This week’s guest is the hilarious and talented Trixie Mattel, making her second appearance on the show! Trixie and Caleb talk everything from Trixie’s hiatus, impressions, playing pool, reality TV, birds, and much more! 

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