“you Don't Have To Be In Shape

You Have To Be Willing To Put Yourself In Position For Good Things To Happen

Before, I Would Play A Little Hoops, A Little Tennis. Now It's More Yoga, Pilates, Stretching, Some Light Weight Work, Push-ups, Sit-ups, Resistance Things. When I Used To Live On The Eleventh Floor, I Would Take The Steps. I Don't Do That So Much Now. I'm Taking The Elevator A Bit More These Days.

Being Optimistic Is Like A Muscle That Gets Stronger With Use. Makes It Easier When The Tough Times Arrive. You Have To Change The Way You Think In Order To Change The Way You Feel.

It Was Part Of The Reason I Almost Didn't Go Public With My Diagnosis - I Was Embarrassed. I Felt, 'oh, I've Always Talked About Exercising. And I Got Cancer.' And Then I Realized It's A Great Example Of Showing That Cancer Can Hit Anyone At Any Time.

When Fear Knocks, To Let Faith Answer The Door.