I Guess There Are Different Ways To

What Really Matters Is The Work. And What Matters To Me Is Doing The Work. I'm Not Looking At The Back End: "what Am I Going To Get Out Of This? What's Going To Be The Reward?" I'm Just Looking At The Work, The Pleasure Of Being Able To Do The Work. And That's What The Fun Is: To Climb Up The Mountain Is The Fun, Not Standing At The Top. There's Nowhere To Go. But Climbing Up, That Struggle, That To Me Is Where The Fun Is. That To Me Is The Thrill. But Once That's Over, That's Kind Of It. I Don't Look Too Much Beyond That.

I Used To Feel Competitive About A Career, But Now The Only Things I'm Really Passionate About Are My Family, The Environment And Indians.

I'm Interested In That Thing That Happens Where There's A Breaking Point For Some People And Not For Others. You Go Through Such Hardship, Things That Are Almost Impossibly Difficult, And There's No Sign That It's Going To Get Any Better, And That's The Point When People Quit. But Some Don't.

I'm Not Much Interested In Sport Just As Sport. I Wouldn't Be Interested In Making A Golf Film Or Baseball Or Fishing Film.

There's A Lot Of Money To Be Made By Strip-mining And Drilling The Dirtiest Oil On The Planet. But Why Should The Rest Of Us Pay The Price?