If I Can Wake Up

And More So Now, Since Having A Family - I Don't Seek Out Any Other Acceptance.

The Question I Love To Get Asked Is: 'what's The Hardest Part Of Your Job?' And Literally, The Answer Is Probably Real Sad, But It's To Just To Be Me. Like, It's Really Hard, Because I Think People, You Know, Have A Set Idea Of What A Pop Star Should Be.

When I Went To Los Angeles Right After High School, I Got Some Acting Jobs, And I Never, Ever Wanted To Be An Actress! Public Speaking And Acting Make Me Want To Vomit. But I Have Never Been Nervous Singing. When It Comes To Public Speaking, I Stumble On My Words, Sweat, And Pull At My Clothes.

The Hardest Thing About Being In This Business Is Just Being Able To Be Yourself. People Act Like There's This One Set Of Rules To Follow To Be A Pop Star And I Think, 'well, You Say I'm A Pop Star, So Maybe That's Not True.'

I Do Cardio. I Run. I Strength-train Using My Own Body Weight. I Don't Like Free Weights, Because I Build Muscle Easily.