Don't Be Economic Girlie-men

What We Face May Look Insurmountable. But I Learned Something From All Those Years Of Training And Competing. I Learned Something From All Those Sets And Reps When I Didn't Think I Could Lift Another Ounce Of Weight. What I Learned Is That We Are Always Stronger Than We Know.

People Are Always Making A Fuss Over My $15-20-million Salaries. Believe Me, The Amount Is Meaningless Once My Wife, Maria, Finds Out About It. She's Already Spent Half Of My Salary From Terminator 7!

You Don't Really See A Muscle As A Part Of You, In A Way. You See It As A Thing. You Look At It As A Thing And You Say Well This Thing Has To Be Built A Little Longer, The Bicep Has To Be Longer; Or The Tricep Has To Be Thicker Here In The Elbow Area. And You Look At It And It Doesn't Even Seem To Belong To You. Like A Sculpture. Then After Looking At It A Sculptor Goes In With His Thing And Works A Little Bit, And You Do Maybe Then Some Extra Forced Reps To Get This Lower Part Out. You Form It. Just Like A Sculpture.

From The Bodybuilding Days On, I Learned That Everything Is Reps And Mileage. The More Miles You Ski, The Better A Skier You Become; The More Reps You Do, The Better Your Body.

When I Was 15 Years Old I Felt Totally Confident I Would Become A World Champion And The Greatest Bodybuilder In The World. The Same Was True Of Show Business - I Knew That One Day I Would Make More Money Than Anyone Else In The Industry And I Did. For That You Need The Willingness To Work And Do Everything It Takes To Make The Vision Turn Into Reality.