In his October cover story of Wall Street Journal Magazine, actor Ryan Reynolds told the outlet he tends "to bite off way more than I could or should chew" (via Daily Mail). The "Deadpool" star first blamed his work schedule on his nationality, joking, "I think maybe it's just that Canadian sensibility: 'Well, I said I was going to, so I have to deliver this."'
Reynolds continued, "I will do that at the cost of my own well-being sometimes. I fixate on things. That's sort of the engine of anxiety. I lay awake at night, wrapping and unwrapping every possible scenario. I slept at a perfect right angle for so many years." The actor opened up about how he ignores his "anxiety" with his countless business ventures and big-picture contracts. "I tend to pave over anxiety with work and, to a lesser extent, achievement," Reynolds said. "You want to tick boxes sometimes. So these days, my goal is to be as present as I can and not just tick a box just to do it. I'm fully embracing and living that right now. It's been amazing. Heartfelt personal-growth quote: check."
Reynolds broke the news to fans earlier in October, that it was the "perfect time for a little sabbatical from movie making," after wrapping yet another film (this time with Will Ferrell), leaving room for the actor to "be as present as" he can.
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