Tennis Is The Loneliest Sport.

Yes, For A Long Time But I Admired Her And Respected Everything That I Could Sort Of See In Her From A Distance, The Pillars Of Her Life, The Loyalties, The Relationships. It All Got My Interest And Also The Looks.

My Father Actually Moved Out From Chicago Just So He Could Play Tennis 365 Days A Year, So It Was - It Was A Place We Played Every Day. We Played Before School. We Played After School. We Woke Up. We Played Tennis. We Brushed Our Teeth In That Order.

Every Now And Then I Will Play; I Try To Focus On Charitable Work. I Might Do It Because It's An Offer I Can't Refuse, So I Rally And Try To Stay In Shape And Keep Myself Active.

You Have To Understand Who You Are And Figure Out A Way To Communicate It. It Might Be In A Different Industry, But It's About What Pumps The Blood Through Your Veins, What Makes You Excited, What Pushes Your Buttons. And Then Discovering The Best Way To Communicate That, No Matter How Big Or Small; It's What You Stand For, What You Believe In, And What Reflects Who You Are.

You'll Hear A Lot Of Applause In Your Life, But None Will Mean More To You Than That Applause From Your Peers. I Hope Each Of You Hears That At The End.