I'm A Little Drunk On You, And

I Got My Ipad, And I'm Trying To Buy Books On That, But I Kind Of Like A Book. At The End Of My Life, When I'm Old, I Want To Have All These Shelves Full Of Books. So I'm Just Gonna Do The Book Thing.

Just Really, Really Believe In What You're Trying To Do. Don't Let People Alter That. Let People Advise You And Lead You Down Paths To Make Smart Business Decisions. But Trust Your Instinct And Trust That Overwhelming Drive That Made You Put All Your Dreams And Everything On The Line.

I Think The Defining Moment In My Career Is The Day That I Moved To Nashville - September 1, 2001. That's The Biggest Step To Getting Here Is Making That Move. Anything That Happens, The Wonderful Opportunities That Happen To You, Can't Happen Until You Make That Move.

I Don't Keep Diaries Anymore; They're Quite Incriminating. I Just Keep All The Dirt Road Diaries In My Head.

When The Show Opens, Fans Can Text To A Number We Flash Up On The Screen, And Then We Do A Meet-and-greet With 60 To 80 People Every Night. It's Something I Love Doing, And I Would Say That's Probably More Fans Than Most Artists Bring Backstage After A Show.