One Thing That I Learned From Judo...

I Don't Shy Away From Any Questions. I'm Not Scared Of Any Question. I'll Give You An Answer. A Lot Of People Are Scared Of Having Actual Opinions Out There. People Are So Scared Of Criticism I'm Not Scared Of People Disliking Me.

There Have Always Been People Who Have Written Me Off. They're Not Going Away. I Use That To Motivate Me. I'm Driven To Show Them Just How Wrong They Are.

One Thing That I Learned From Judo... Maximum Efficiency And Minimum Effort.

There Have Been Times In My Adolescence Where I Gave Up. I Was Like, 'i'm Just Never Going To Be Pretty. I'm Never Going To Be Like One Of Those People On The Front Of Magazines.' It Always Seemed Really Strange To Me That The Projection Of How People Are In Advertisements Looked Nothing Like The People Who Were Actually Buying Them. You Know What I Mean? I Never Understood That Mismatch, And Now I Really Start To See That The People You See In The Media Are A Lot More Like People Actually Are.

I Think That Going On Any Reality Show Is Not Good For Your Mental Health Because You Behave Differently When You Are Being Watched, And You Constantly Have An Extra Bit Of Awareness Of What's Going On All The Time.