I Felt I Was Owned By Possessions.

At The End, The Key Thing Is You've Got To Live With Yourself. That's The Real Test. Everything Else Is Fleeting.

I Don't Get That Much Enjoyment Out Of Saying 'i Own It.'

I Wish I Was A Great Writer Or A Great Journalist Or A Great Scientist Or A Great Artist; I'm Not.

In My Teens I Was Interested In Photography. Then I Decided That I Should Learn Something About The World Of Commerce. And I Came To America At Age 17 To Escape Europe. I Went To Nyu - Nothing Better Than Being 17 Years Old And Coming To New York.

Everybody Is Different And I Think That We Live In A Material World. But For Me, Possessing Things Is Not That Interesting. Living In A Grand Environment To Show Myself And Others That I Have Wealth Has Zero Appeal. Whatever I Own Is Temporary, Since We're Only Here For A Short Period Of Time. It's What We Do And Produce, It's Our Actions, That Will Last Forever. That's Real Value.