We All Do Things At Certain Points

I Have Four Daughters, The Eldest Is 19, The Youngest Is 12, And I Watched All Of Them Journey Into Motherhood. Motherhood Is Very Deep. It Starts When You're Very, Very Young. Now, My 12 Year Old Comes In, Wants To Put Me To Bed. And She'll, You Know, Put Her Hand On My Forehead And Say The Prayer With Me. As For Years I've Done For Her! It's Almost Like A Very Beautiful, Natural Transition.

I First Felt Successful When I Was 13 And In A Show Called "seesaw." I Came Offstage And Heard The Applause Of The Theater Audience And Felt A Sense Of Accomplishment. Around That Time, My Role Model For Success Was Burt Lancaster. He Was One Of The First Actors In Hollywood To Start His Own Production Company, And I Respected Him Because He Created Something He Believed In.

I Came From A Divorced Mother And Father, Obviously Mixed Race.

I Like To Always Wash The Slate Clean, And Reinvigorate My Spirit To Be Connected To The Characters That I Am Doing. I Am Finding New Ways To Allow Myself To Soar Beyond The Parameters Of What The Writers Have Written. My Key Is To Commit, And Love Your Character.

Yoga Has Allowed Me To Bring My Complete Spirit Together, Which Allows Me To Do Less, Which Is More.