Why Do I Ask For Directions? Because

I Have Children. I Have Other Concerns. I Have Other Focuses. I Really Feel Very Sympathetic And I Would Love To Be Able To Help But I Don't See This As The Opportunity, Having Done 'extraordinary Measures', For Me To Suddenly Leap On A Soap Box And Begin To Talk About The Pharmaceutical Industry Or The Desperate Plight Of Sick Children. I Do What I Can In My World But I Don't Have The Bona Fides To Do That Right Now.

It's Important Not To Base Your Ambition On Anybody Else's History, But To Figure Out How Best To Use Your Own Particular Personality And Understanding Of Yourself To Help Tell Other People's Stories.

I Found Out That Drama Was A Fascinating Exercise As A Way To Get Out Of My Self And Into Somebody Else's Head.

I Don't Mind Doing Interviews. I Don't Mind Answering Thoughtful Questions. But I'm Not Thrilled About Answering Questions Like, 'if You Were Being Mugged, And You Had A Lightsaber In One Pocket And A Whip In The Other, Which Would You Use?'

The Focus And The Concentration And The Attention To Detail That Flying Takes Is A Kind Of Meditation. I Find It Restful And Engaging, And Other Things Slip Away.