The First Rule Of My Speaking Is:

I Remind Myself Every Morning: Nothing I Say This Day Will Teach Me Anything. So If I'm Going To Learn, I Must Do It By Listening.

I Never Learned Anything While I Was Talking.

Nobody Beats A Bunch Of Journalists For Inflating Their Rather Mundane Straightforward Chores With A Lot More Melodrama And Self-importance Than The Job Should Be Asked To Contain.

What You Want In An Interview Is Four Things: You Want Someone Who Can Explain What They Do Very Well, Who Can Have A Sense Of Humor And Hopefully Is Self - Deprecating, Who Has A Bit Of A Chip On Their Shoulder, And Passion. If You Have Passion, A Chip On The Shoulder, A Sense Of Humor, And You Can Explain What You Do Very Well, It Doesn't Matter If You're A Plumber Or A Singer Or A Politician. If You Have Those Four Things, You Are Interesting.

If They Asked Me, I Did Two Shifts. I Did Sports, I Did News, Because I Loved It.