Black People Playing Tennis, Next White People

Marvin Gaye Said There's A Song Inside Of Me And I Can't Get It Out. And I Know It's In There, And I Can Feel That It's In There, And I Can't Get It Out. There's So Much That I Want To Say, And I Haven't Been Able To Figure Out How To Say It In My Art. I Can Only Say It In Ham-fisted, Clumsy, Nonpoetic Ways, And I'm Trying To Figure Out How To Talk About Life And Talk About Love And Talk About Pain And Trials And Tribulation In An Artistic Form.

I Keep Going Because I Doubt Myself. It Drives Me To Be Better. I've Learned That The Mastery Of Self-doubt Is The Key To Success. It's Like Being Animated By The Love Of A Woman - The Need To Be Worthy Of Her.

You Can't Win Enough, You Can't Have Enough Money, You Can't Succeed Enough. There Is Not Enough. The Only Thing That Will Ever Satiate That Existential Thirst Is Love. And I Just Remember That Day I Made The Shift From Wanting To Be A Winner To Wanting To Have The Most Powerful, Deep, And Beautiful Relationships I Could Possibly Have.

The First Step Before Anybody Else In The World Believes It, Is That You Believe It.

When You're Talking To A Person, It Only Matters What They Are Perceiving. You Only Need Them To Perceive You As A Loving Husband. You Don't Necessarily Need To Be One. That's Always A Good Road, If You Actually Are One. But What People Are Perceiving Will Dictate What Their Life Is, And Ultimately What Your Interaction Is.