"I was a kid. I had probably too much power for a young person, and too much autonomy, and not enough life skills," Hill told the publication. "I dropped out of college, and I used to not get why people would go to college. Because if you’re ambitious, why would you spend four years just idling?
"And then I didn’t realize until I turned 30 that what those four years gave all my friends was this wobbling period of how to be a person. I was really advanced professionally but really behind personally. All my 20s, I wasn’t really looking inward. I was just running toward success. Or trying to find success."
The actor also said that now in his 30s, he has learned how to balance his fame with his personal life. Plus, he said that he credits therapy to helping him learn to have a fulfilling life.