My Grandmother Used To Always Say, 'people

I Grew Up In The Church, Resurrection Baptist Church In Philadelphia, And My Grandmother Was That Grandmother At The Church, The One Always At The Church, Always Putting On The Events. It Was Deeply Instilled In Me That Every Action, Everything I Create, Everything I Say And Do In The World Is Inexorably Bound To The Lives Of Everybody I Come In Contact With - And It's My Responsibility To Put Things Into The World That Have A Positive Influence On Humanity.

I Just Think That The Gifts That God Has Given Me And The Attention That I Have, I Just Don't Feel Like Acting Is The Limit Of It. I Just Feel Like There's So Much More That I Could Do...and, You Know, Every Day I Wake Up And I Try To Do A Little More And I Just Want The World To Be Different And Better Because I Was Here.

When I Was Growing Up, I Installed Refrigerators In Supermarkets. My Father Was An Electrical Engineer.

If Anybody Can Find Someone To Love Them And To Help Them Through This Difficult Thing That We Call Life, I Support That In Any Shape Or Form.

I Can't Run Away When I'm Scared. I Always Have To Attack. That's How I Deal With Seemingly Difficult Things.