After corresponding back and forth, Taylor eventually met with Olson, and enjoyed the Olson guitar so much that he now refuses to play anything else. There are many fun stories that Olson delighted us with that he considerately asked us not to print. Though his characteristic style has made him successful, Olson still speaks freely about the tricks of his trade. Surprisingly, he speaks just as openly about his personal struggles. When I wake up, all I think of is jigs and tooling, and what I have to do the next day.
Some people drift off to food or other things.
I drive off to my next jig I have to make. It's almost an obsession, in that, if you're very self-motivated and driven to do something, it's consuming. Whether it's good or bad, I don't know. I'm short on devotions a lot of times. It is a problem.