I Think Of Myself As Still Being

I Always Try To Keep A Positive Perspective On What's Valuable And The Importance Of Restricting That Immediate Gratification And, Most Importantly, That Who You Are Isn't The Stuff You Have.

There Was One Element Of My Childhood That Was Really A Positive Asset For Me. By Moving A Lot, I Learned To Assimilate Into Whatever New Surroundings I Had And To Become Very Comfortable With People Quickly. I Think That Was One Of The Strongest Contributing Factors To My Becoming An Actor, Because I Constantly Had To Readjust, Even Reinvent. But At The Same Time, It Also Became Very Easy For Me Not To Become Attached To People, Places, Or Things. I Learned To Enjoy People And Places For The Time I Had, For The Moment, To Be In The Moment, And Move On.

No Matter How Late It Is, When I Get Home, I Take The Time To Clean And Moisturize My Face.

Like Many People, I Think I'm My Own Worst Critic. And I Think I Take A Lot Out In An Internally Abusive Way, Looking At How I Measure Up, Which Usually Was Never Enough. I Never, Never Was As Good As Someone Else.

I Like To Connect To People In The Virtual World, Exchanging Thoughts And Ideas, When In The Physical World We Might Never Have The Opportunity To Cross Paths.