If You Can Do More, You Should.

When I Was Young, I Said To Myself, "you've Got To Make The Most Of Your Life." It's All About Taking Risks. Push Yourself To Do As Much Exploration As Possible. Find Yourself. Because Sometimes We Think We've Found Ourselves, But It's Only Part Of Ourselves We've Found. We Haven't Pushed Ourselves Far Out There Where We Make Mistakes And Things Don't Work Out, But At Least We've Discovered Something. I Felt That's What My Life Had To Be.

When I Was About Fifteen, I Went To Work At Yosemite National Park. It Changed Me Forever. Nature Had Carved Its Own Sculpture, And I Was Part Of It, Not The Other Way Around.

I Was Seen In Earlier Years By Family Members And People Of Authority As Somebody Wasting His Time. I Had Trouble With The Restrictions Of Conformity. It Made Me Edgy.

You’re Never Going To Be The Same Person You Are Right Now.

That's Another Thing That's Depressing: Certain Attitudes In Congress. They Assume That You're Dumb; They Can Take Advantage Of You Being Dumb. I Find That Offensive. It Insults Our Intelligence. They're Playing Us For Dumb And They're Being Dumb In Doing It. But I Believe That's Gonna Change. I Think Those People, The Mcconnells, Are Not Helping Us At All. They're Taking Us Backward In Time.