I'd Hate To Have A Job Where

Pain Happens To Everyone. To Grow Up, To Fulfill Your Potential, To Develop Into What God Wants You To Be-this Process Takes Support. No One Succeeds Alone.

And I Think That When I Finally Decided To Let Go And Let God And Allow That To Happen, I Became A Lot More Successful Than I Could Have Done If I Had Planned It All Myself.

The Biggest Problem I Had - And The Biggest Problem Teenagers Have - Is Not How They Dress, How They Look Or How They Act Or Talk. It's How They See Themselves - Their Self-esteem. In The Tenth Grade, I Realized I Am Who I Am. I've Got Big Ears And Big Feet. I Can Etiher Sulk Around Or I Can Be Happy With Who I Am. The Minute I Decided To Be Confident With Who I Was, All That Other Stuff Stopped. It's All In The Way You Carry Yourself.

And I Don't Think That Success Can Be Measured By How Many Tv Shows You're On.

I Got Rid Of My Glasses And They Changed My Hair. That's Really All They Did. They Went Shopping For Me, So The Clothes Are Different Too. It Wasn't Like Extreme Makeover Where I Got A Nose Job Or Anything.