I Believe Trust Is A Choice.

I Don't Care If You Are Religious Or Not And I Think The Message Is That At The End Of The Day, Everybody Has To Mature And Everybody Has To Heal And Mend Their Own Injuries, Emotional Injuries, On Their Own Pace.

I Had To Make A Decision About Whether It Would Impact How I Felt About Trusting People, And I Decided I Wasn't Going Top Allow It To Impact My Outlook On Trust, Because I Believe Trust Is A Choice. And I've Always Given People The Benefit Of The Doubt Until They Prove Me Otherwise. So, It Just Made Me Stronger In My Conviction About That, But It Also Taught Me Never To Put Anything Past Anyone.

You Can Be Very Independent, But Admit To Wanting Somebody Close To You And That's What Me And My Wife Have. We Don't Need Each Other But We Want To Be With Each Other And I Think It's Important To Educate The Kids With That.

I Came To America Because Of A Tennis Scholarship. I Really Wanted To Get Away Because I Was Really Frustrated About My Injury So My Mother Said, "go To America For Four Months And Just Open Your Eyes And See That There's More Things Than Tennis." That's What Happened.

We Are Willing To Weather The Storm Of Multiple Failures To Achieve A Goal. We're So Convinced In The Destination That We Are Able To Let Go Of The Reins And Give It To God.