Dwayne Johnson unveils his tactics to deal with 'wobbly' issues of life

Dwayne Johnson has dished out his own way of dealing with “wobbly” problems in real life.

During the conversation with Extra, WWE legend candidly shared his optimist tactics to deal with “not-joyous stuff.”

"I think, trying to find joy around every corner, even if things are a little s***** or wobbly, maybe in real life,” he began by saying.

"So, I've had a tendency over the years to not sweep it under the carpet but just, I know funky s*** is going on and I'm dealing with it."

"But let me try and find a place over here where I can be happy or smile or try and access some happy and joy.”

"I find myself doing that. It helps me deal with the not-joyous stuff," Johnson, who voices Maui's character in Moana, told the outlet.

Moreover, The Rock revealed that he holds some similarity with Maui as they both are "egotistical, loud, big mouth."

Meanwhile, he reflected upon his family at the premiere of Moana 2 in Hawaii, and continued, "My daughters, all three of my daughters were there. That was the first time we'd all been together in a public place before. That was beautiful."

"My mom was there. It's our culture. I grew up here, got in trouble here 15 miles up the road. My grandfather's buried here. My grandfather inspired the character of Maui... It all came together,” the Jumanji actor concluded.

Dwayne Johnson’s movie Moana 2 is scheduled to be released in cinemas on November 27, 2024.