Photo: Steve Granitz/WireImageFrom acting, producing and traveling, Zac Efron appreciates being able to juggle everything as efficiently — and quickly — as possible.Now the actor, 34, is partnering with AT&T to help host Life, Gig-ified, a virtual press event for AT&T Fiber, announcing an upgrade on speed and reliability of customers' home internet.“I thought it was a cool opportunity to learn more about the future of tech and communication at home,” Efron tells PEOPLE. “I love that there are no rules in this new world of creating content…but no guidelines and unlimited freedom can also be the cause of great frustration, it can work for and against you.“Days off for the busy actor entail “sleeping in, a good work out, maybe playing some games or watching movies with friends and dinner at a great restaurant.“PHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&THe is also a huge fan of gaming. “The first game I remember really loving wasZeldaon N64 and theSuper Smash Brotherson Nintendo 64,” he adds. “I have been gaming with friends and family since the Super Nintendo days so it’s been a long time. I’ve never playedWorld of Warcraftbecause it looks so hard to wrap my head around!“Efron insists what has best kept him grounded over the years has been “focusing on the art of it all and staying positive no matter what.” His key to decompressing is to “stop, slow down and take time to get grounded,” the actor adds. “It does take some time for the stress to wear off.“Now he’s most happy “spending time with friends and family, travel and the exploration of new places and cultures, anything that gets me outdoors,” says Efron, who will next be seen in the filmsThe Greatest Beer Run EverandFirestarter.As for any tricks to balancing it all, Efron just laughs. “When you figure it out, call me because I’m knackered.”
Photo: Steve Granitz/WireImage
From acting, producing and traveling, Zac Efron appreciates being able to juggle everything as efficiently — and quickly — as possible.Now the actor, 34, is partnering with AT&T to help host Life, Gig-ified, a virtual press event for AT&T Fiber, announcing an upgrade on speed and reliability of customers' home internet.“I thought it was a cool opportunity to learn more about the future of tech and communication at home,” Efron tells PEOPLE. “I love that there are no rules in this new world of creating content…but no guidelines and unlimited freedom can also be the cause of great frustration, it can work for and against you.“Days off for the busy actor entail “sleeping in, a good work out, maybe playing some games or watching movies with friends and dinner at a great restaurant.“PHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&THe is also a huge fan of gaming. “The first game I remember really loving wasZeldaon N64 and theSuper Smash Brotherson Nintendo 64,” he adds. “I have been gaming with friends and family since the Super Nintendo days so it’s been a long time. I’ve never playedWorld of Warcraftbecause it looks so hard to wrap my head around!“Efron insists what has best kept him grounded over the years has been “focusing on the art of it all and staying positive no matter what.” His key to decompressing is to “stop, slow down and take time to get grounded,” the actor adds. “It does take some time for the stress to wear off.“Now he’s most happy “spending time with friends and family, travel and the exploration of new places and cultures, anything that gets me outdoors,” says Efron, who will next be seen in the filmsThe Greatest Beer Run EverandFirestarter.As for any tricks to balancing it all, Efron just laughs. “When you figure it out, call me because I’m knackered.”
From acting, producing and traveling, Zac Efron appreciates being able to juggle everything as efficiently — and quickly — as possible.
Now the actor, 34, is partnering with AT&T to help host Life, Gig-ified, a virtual press event for AT&T Fiber, announcing an upgrade on speed and reliability of customers' home internet.
“I thought it was a cool opportunity to learn more about the future of tech and communication at home,” Efron tells PEOPLE. “I love that there are no rules in this new world of creating content…but no guidelines and unlimited freedom can also be the cause of great frustration, it can work for and against you.”
Days off for the busy actor entail “sleeping in, a good work out, maybe playing some games or watching movies with friends and dinner at a great restaurant.”
PHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&TPHOTO: Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for AT&T
He is also a huge fan of gaming. “The first game I remember really loving wasZeldaon N64 and theSuper Smash Brotherson Nintendo 64,” he adds. “I have been gaming with friends and family since the Super Nintendo days so it’s been a long time. I’ve never playedWorld of Warcraftbecause it looks so hard to wrap my head around!”
Efron insists what has best kept him grounded over the years has been “focusing on the art of it all and staying positive no matter what.” His key to decompressing is to “stop, slow down and take time to get grounded,” the actor adds. “It does take some time for the stress to wear off.”
Now he’s most happy “spending time with friends and family, travel and the exploration of new places and cultures, anything that gets me outdoors,” says Efron, who will next be seen in the filmsThe Greatest Beer Run EverandFirestarter.
As for any tricks to balancing it all, Efron just laughs. “When you figure it out, call me because I’m knackered.”
source: people.com
