It's Not So Much What You Learn

I Find It Difficult Enough Being Called "mr. Boyle," Which As I Age I'm Increasingly Called.

There's Lots Of Things That Can Be Solved With Cash. And There's Occasional Things That Can't Be Solved With Cash, Which Become A Bureaucratic Nightmare For Some Reason, And There's No Distinction Between The Two. There's No Way Of Reading A Situation And Saying, "yes, That'll Be A Bureaucratic Nightmare, But That One We'll Be Able To Buy Off." It Just Depends On The Day, Apparently.

I Always Think, When There's Stuff That People Don't Like, I Always Say That If I Have Another Success, I'll Enjoy It More, But You Don't Really.

You Can't Tell Someone They Are Wrong About Their Own Life.

I Find My Own Pain And Others' Difficult To Tolerate, So I Always Want To Try To Shift Things So They'll Be Better. But In Doing That, If I Am Coming From A Place Of Ego, I Often Cause Harm. So It's A Struggle For Me To Set My Ego Outside And Find A Softer And More Compassionate Way Of Approaching Things.