I Am Always Working On The Go.

My Philosophy Is That If I Have Any Money I Invest It In New Ventures And Not Have It Sitting Around.

I Think Great Businessmen Are More Likely Made Than Born. I Don't Know If It's From Your Upbringing, Your Parental Background, The Struggles You Go Through. In My Own Particular Situation, I Left School At 15 And I Was Struggling To Survive In The Jungle And That Was A Great Education. So I Think Just Getting Out There, Hands On, Learning To Survive Teaches You A Lot.

You Shouldn't Be Looking For People Slipping Up, You Should Be Looking For All The Good Things People Do And Praising Those.

My Very First Venture Was A National Student Magazine To Try To Campaign Against The [vietnam] War. And So I Wanted To Be An Editor. I Wanted To Bring The Magazine Out. And In Order For The Magazine To Survive I Had To Worry About The Printing And The Paper Manufacturing And The Distribution. And, You Know, I Had To Try To, At The End Of The Year, Have More Money Coming In Than Going Out.

There's Nothing Like The Endorphins From Being Fit, And The Incredible Endorphin Rush That Goes With That. It Beats Drugs, Drink, And Almost Anything Else I Know.