I Love Working Closely With People.

Our Culture Is Set Up On A Feud Mentality, Or A "housewives" Mentality, That Women Just Fight. And It's Such A Shallow Way To Exist As Far As Our Evolution Is Concerned, And Our Culture Is Concerned. It's Fun To Watch Women Fight, In A Storytelling Way, But In The World, Women Shouldn't Be Seen As A Threat To Other Women.

When You're Dying, You're Liberated To Do What You Want To Do. You Give Yourself Permission. I Think Everyone's Experience With A Terminal Disease Is So Deeply Personal And Unique To The Person, The Context In Which They're Living And The Relationships That They Have.

The Thing About Death Is That It's Honest. I Go To Things That Have A Core Of Honesty About Them And There's Nothing More Honest Than Death.

I Have A Bag With A Toothbrush And Toothpaste And All The Things I Might Need During The Day. I Call The Bag My Trailer. Sometimes You Don't Have A Trailer, So That's My Trailer.

I Could Have Gone To The Gym For Three Hours A Day And Bought Into All That, But I Just Wasn't Interested.