You Train Your Man To Do Nothing.

I Remember Being Seven And Asking My Mom If I Was As Pretty As Monique [my Best Friend In Grade School]. And With All The Love In The World, My Mom Looked At Me And Said, 'oh, Honey, You're So Funny.' So, She Doesn't Lie To Me...she Answers The Question By Not Answering And Instead Tells Me What She Thinks Is My Greatest Strength.

My World. My Rules. I Would Command Everyone To Do So Many Things! Be Kind. Oh, I Would Command Everyone To Stop Buying Tabloids!

I Wanted To Be A Therapist If The Acting Didn't Work. I Also Did A Lot Waitressing And Odd Jobs. I'd Audition But Couldn't Get Hired To Save My Life. I'd Do Off-broadway Theatre And That Was Great And I Was Excited And Thrilled, Feeling Like, 'well, It's Off-broadway, But There's Still The Broadway In There.'

I Wasn't A Good Waitress, But I Was Told That I Was Very Nice And Charming, So People Liked Me Anyway.

I'd Say A Little Over A Year Ago I Started Doing Tm And That's Really Changed Everything. Starting Your Day Off With That And Ending With That Is Pretty Powerful. Twenty Minutes, You Just Notice The Difference. When I Get Lazy And Don't Get It In, I Can Feel A Difference. I Do It First Thing When I Wake Up.