Name: Therapist Reacts to SOUL
Uploaded: 2026-03-22T06:26:27.000Z
Duration: 27 min 39 s
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There's part of it is creating your why, creating what's your purpose.

To-infinitive

And part of it is realizing, even if I don't have that, even though I'm still searching for that, I don't need to wait for it to live.

Future simple

I'm just going to go ahead and say right now, because I identify so strongly with Joe, we're going to get a lot of this as we go along.

I am Alan Seawright, professional filmmaker, and I need therapy.

I'm Jonathan Decker, licensed therapist, and I love movies.

I'm gonna have you react to a film I love.

This is probably our most requested film ever.

I'm sorry, I thought it was Troll 2, but I'm super excited.

That's our second most requested video ever.

So I watched it Christmas Day when it came out, I think I was tired because Christmas with Kids is like.

And then I rewatched it a couple days ago to prep for this, and it destroyed me.

If you haven't seen this film, you should watch it.

Pause this and watch the thing and then come back.

You can watch it on Disney or using our link down there to rent or buy it.

We get a little kickback, which will make us feel nice.

And then so I actually went back and rewatched it and it actually really landed for me the second time.

And life purpose, which is life purpose, which is a huge thing.

Hands and piano, you know, animated by the animators of Pixar, but they filmed.

They filmed John Baptiste playing all this stuff from, like, 30 different camera angles.

So that they get every little nuance of the hands on the keys and everything.

Then the animators interpreted it and Joe has gotten himself into the zone and he's flowing.

I love that this plays off later in the story.

I mean, it's, it's a great little how everything else fades away.

You don't see the stage, you don't see anybody else.

It's a beautiful visualization of it right now.

And then it plays such a huge role in the story later.

Then you come out of the zone and oops, sorry, I zoned out a little back there.

I think one of our greatest fears is a life unlived, right?

Not doing, not leaving your mark, not making a difference, not actually living.

Like just kind of going through the motions.

And the cruel irony is the day he says, I can't die.

You know, he just hasn't recognized it yet.

And as a middle aged man with many unfulfilled professional dreams, I don't identify with that at all.

I guess I'm laughing because you said it was such a roguish charm.