I Don't Know Any Kid That's Not

I Think The Most Dangerous Word In The English Language Is 'should.' 'i Should Have Done This.' Or 'i Should Do That.' 'should' Implies Responsibility. It Connotes Demand. Which Is Just Not The Case. Life Ebbs And Flows.

As An Actor It's Easy To Be So Self-critical, Saying To Yourself: "am I Good Enough? Am I Good Looking Enough? Am I Smart Enough?" Yet Here I Am, So I'm Lucky.

I Work Out Because That's My Job, But What I Enjoy About It, Beyond The Vanity, Is The Zen Of It. I Like Getting Out Of My Head, And One Great Way To Do That Is To Sweat Your Face Off. And To Know That, If You're Thinking Of Anything Else, You're Not Working Intensely Enough.

I Had Horrible Acne When I Was A Kid. I Felt Like A Complete And Utter Ne'er Do Well And Someone Who Didn't Fit In And Wasn't Handsome. So, I Understand Implicitly, And With A Great Amount Of Empathy, A Man Or Human Being That Feels That Way.

I Think That When You Let Go And "throw It All Away" And Stop Getting Attached And Say "whatever Happens, Happens", You Don't Invest Too Much In Anything Particular, And Things Work Out.