Living Off The Grid And Being Kind

I've Always Felt There Were Aspects Of Me That Were Monstrous, And You Can Either Hide From It Or Confront It, Embrace It And Understand That Those Are Aspects That Make You Unique And Define You And Motivate You. You Can Either Overwhelm Or Overcompensate For Them -- But They Truly Define You As A Human Being...so That Life Became A Question Of Either Dealing With This Monstrousness In One Way Or Another...one Finds A Way To Understand And Make Friends With That Monster And Understand That That's The Very Thing That Makes You Who You Are. That's Your Emotional And Spiritual Fingerprint.

I'm Just Trying To Make Up For Lost Times, And I Have Total Awareness That When The Work Is Coming It Doesn't Mean It's Going To Continue To Come, So I'm Taking Advantage Of This Phenomenal Period That I'm In Now, To Its Fullest.

Almost All Of Your Life Is Lived By The Seat Of Your Pants, One Unexpected Event Crashing Into Another, With No Pattern Or Reason, And Then You Finally Reach A Point, Around My Age, Where You Spend More Time Than Ever Looking Back. Why Did This Happen? Look Where That Led? You See The Shape Of Things.

I Like Doing Voiceover Work. I Just Like It In General, Because You're Constantly Working On A Very First-instinct Level. You Show Up, You Get In Front Of The Microphone, You Look At The Lines, You Say The Lines, And Then You Move On. You Work On A Really Primal Level, Is What I'm Saying. You Don't Have To Shave. You Don't Even Have To Wear Pants. But, Uh, That Wasn't Your Question.

As An Actor Or Anybody As A Human Being, I Feel More And More Like I Want To Spend Time Doing Something Significant. Because What's The Alternative? Spend Your Life Wasting Your Time.