I Talk To Myself, Especially In The

I Think It's A Very Healthy Thing To Learn From What's Happened In The Past. But Only If You Look At What Happened And Think, 'how Could I Have Dealt With That Differently?' Then Let It Go.

I Think The Most Dangerous Word In The English Language Is 'should.' 'i Should Have Done This.' Or 'i Should Do That.' 'should' Implies Responsibility. It Connotes Demand. Which Is Just Not The Case. Life Ebbs And Flows.

I Work Out Because That's My Job, But What I Enjoy About It, Beyond The Vanity, Is The Zen Of It. I Like Getting Out Of My Head, And One Great Way To Do That Is To Sweat Your Face Off. And To Know That, If You're Thinking Of Anything Else, You're Not Working Intensely Enough.

When I Got The Job I Thought About Her A Lot. Not Only Was I Getting A Great Job In A Really Good Movie, But It Was With Lindsay Lohan. She's So Famous And I Don't Have Any Of That, I Have Never Experienced That Kind Of Intense Scrutiny That She's Under, So Of Course I Wondered What It Would Be Like Acting Opposite Her. I Can Tell You That It's Like Being With The Beatles. You Cannot Fathom The Kind Of Attention She Gets. It's Mind Boogling.

It's The Fear Of Not Being As Good As You Want To Be. If You Give Over To That Fear, It Will Sabotage You. As Much As I Can, I Try To Use That Fear To Guide Me.