I Have The Street Smarts And Survival

Seeing What Is Wrong And How It Could Be Made Right Propels Us Into Action, But In That Action We Often Leave Other People Behind And Don't Give Ourselves Enough Time To Be Present, Or To Stop And Reflect. Leaders Have To Get Comfortable With Pausing In That Uncomfortable Gap.

My Cousin Cleaned Out A Shotgun For Me And Let Me Carry It Around The House, Because He Said, 'anybody Who Knows Anything About Guns Is Going To Know In A Second If Someone Has Held A Gun Before.' I Didn't Want To Be That Person. I Wanted To Be Practiced.

I Remember During Oscar Season, The Thing I Hated Most Was Being Talked To Differently; People Treat You Differently. And Then I Suddenly Understood Why Celebrities Can Be So Weird; It's Hard To Act Normal When No-one Treats You Normally.

They Kept Saying 'it's Sushi-grade!' And I'm Like... 'put Some Soy Sauce On This. Get Me Some Rice. And Cook It. And Then Get Me Out Of Here.

I Want To Sit On My Couch And Drink And Not Change My Pants For Days At A Time.