Jeff Bridges has the most wholesome answer about how he stays positive during tough times
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Jeff Bridges can always be counted on for being an eternal optimist.
Jeff Bridges can always be counted on for being an eternal optimist. The “Big Lebowski” actor shed some light on how he’s currently maintaining a positive mental posture when he appeared on Monday’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” “I was disappointed like you were,” Bridges told host Jimmy Kimmel, speaking about the results of last week’s US election. He added that he, too, is “going through the grieving process” of that. As he works through that, he said, he now feels like he’s being called to be “a courageous person.” “So I am looking for community that shares my dream of how the world could be and I’m aligning with that, doing my best to create that dream,” Bridges said. To that end, Bridges spoke of Share Our Strength, an organization that helps “kids, families and communities through our No Kid Hungry campaign – and working on the root causes of hunger to create more financial security for families,” according to their website.
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