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Moving. Someone Said This To Me A Long Time Ago, It's Bhuddist Saying, I Think: 'there Is No Wasted Effort'.

That's The Thing That Always Stuck Out To Me - The Idea That Quantity Becomes Quality. I Always Took It To Mean If You Do Anything Enough, If You Keep Putting Effort In, Eventually Something Will Happen, With Or Without You. You Don't Have To Have Faith When You Start Out, You Just Have To Dedicate Yourself To Practice As If You Have It.

As Actors We Always Say That Once The Person In A Scene Gets What They Want, The Scene Is Over. It's Resolved. But Life Is Never Resolved - You're Always In The Process.

My Biggest Goal Was - I Thought, God, If I Could Just Be A Rep Company Member At The Arena Stage In Washington, D. C. And Get To Play A Bunch Of Parts In A Year! And Now In My Work Everything Is About Promoting It. It's Not About The Doing Of It! Everything Is: You Have To Sell It, And They Ask You To Tweet About It Or Do Photo Shoots, Even For The Smallest Job. There's An Imbalance In Terms Of What Is Actually Gratifying. The Stuff That Is Gratifying Is, Like I Said, The Day Of Work And The Doing Of It.

As I've Gotten Older, I've Gotten More Liberal, And My Father Is Increasingly Conservative. It's So Shocking To Me Because I Always Thought We Had The Same Politics. The Day I Realized We Voted For Different Presidents, I Practically Fell Out Of My Chair.