I'll Do A Musical. An Ass-kickin' Musical!

I Know How Important It Is To Have People Who Believe In You Even When You Don't Believe In Yourself.

I Didn't Want To Play By What Rules Are In Hollywood.

Training Not Only Anchors My Day But Also Allows Me To Tap Into Endless Energy And Intensity. Whether I Was Performing At Wrestlemania Or Shooting A 16 Hour Day On A Movie Set, Training Allows The Floodgates To Open. It Carries Me Through The Rest Of The Day And Night.

I've Been Fortunate To Have Had The Life I Had Prior To Hollywood. I Wasn't Starving, I Was Going To Eat The Next Day. I Came To Hollywood Wanting A Career That Had Longevity, And I Wasn't Afraid To Take Risks Because I Had A Dollar In The Bank. I Wasn't Driven By Money As Much As I Was Driven By Making A Successful Transition. And I Was Smart Enough To Know That I Certainly Didn't Have All The Answers And I Needed To Surround Myself With Smart People And Be Willing To Take Risks And Be Willing To Fail.

The Men I Idolized Built Their Bodies And Became Somebody - Like Sylvester Stallone And Arnold Schwarzenegger - And I Thought, 'that Can Be Me.' So I Started Working Out. The Funny Thing Is I Didn't Realize Back Then That I Was Having A Defining Moment.