It Doesn't Matter What You Think!

I Love The 3d Revolution. I Love The Technology Today That Continues To Push The Envelope, Continues Break The New Ground, And Continues To Raise The Bar.

Wwe Is A Space Where I Thrived, And I Loved, And I Still Do. I Love Connecting With An Audience; That Is The Greatest Thing About Going Back To Wwe.

The Challenges That I Face Today Are The Same Challenges We All Face. Trying To Balance Your Life Between Work, Family, Loved Ones, Your Husband, Your Wife - Boyfriend Or Girlfriend. If You Have Kids - Balancing That, Balancing Your Work With The Time You Spend With Your Kids. The Idea Of Wanting To Be A Good Parent And Then The Motivation To Be A Great Parent. Whether You're Black, White, Any Color. Rich, Poor, Regardless Of Religion, Cousins Of Culture, We Go Through Those. We Have The Same Challenges.

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.

I'm A Long Way From Being Evicted [at The Age Of 14], But I'll Never Forget It. I'll Never Forget The Feeling. I'll Never Forget My Mom Crying And I'll Never Forget The Thought I Had: 'well The Only Thing I Can Do Is Just Go Build My Body,' Because The Men Who Were Successful That I Knew Of - Stallone, Arnold, Bruce Willis - They Were Men Of Action.