It Really Is Not That Complicated, I

Every Dollar I Can't Commit To My Company That's Paid In Taxes Is Paying A Government That I Believe Is Too Big And Doing Way Too Much That I Don't Want Done.

My Father Left Me With A Saying That I've Carried My Entire Life And Tried To Pass On To Our Kids: 'tough Times Don't Last, Tough People Do,'

I Wanted To Create A Multibillion Dollar Company That Lets Me Go Out And Let Us Go Out And Change The World And Create A Skin Cancer Awareness Center That Costs A Quarter A Billion Dollars.

I'd Like To Think I Did Well. I'd Like To Think That, If I Had A Must-win Game, The Guys I Played With Would Want Me To Have The Ball. But No, I Don't Think I Deserve To Be In The Hall Of Fame.

In My Mind, I Never Doubted Whether I Was Going To Achieve What I Wanted To Do. I Just Had To Decide What It Is I Wanted To Do.