There's Nothing Wrong With Being An Actor,

To Be Truly Challenging, A Voyage, Like A Life, Must Rest On A Firm Foundation Of Financial Unrest. Otherwise, You Are Doomed To A Routine Traverse, The Kind Known To Yachtsmen Who Play With Their Boats At Sea 'cruising' It Is Called. Voyaging Belongs To Seamen, And To The Wanderers Of The World Who Cannot, Or Will Not, Fit In. If You Are Contemplating A Voyage And You Have The Means, Abandon The Venture Until Your Fortunes Change. Only Then Will You Know What The Sea Is All About.

A Sailing Ship Is No Democracy; You Don't Caucus A Crew As To Where You'll Go Anymore Than You Inquire When They'd Like To Shorten Sail.

There's Nothing Wrong With Being An Actor, If That's What A Man Wants. But There's Everything Wrong With Achieving An Exalted Status Simply Because One Photographs Well And Is Able To Handle Dialogue".

Somehow It Is The Male's Duty To Put The Best Years Of His Life Into Work He Doesn't Like In Order That He May "retire" And Enjoy Himself As Soon As He Is Too Old To Do So. This Is More Than Just The System - It Is The Credo. It Is The Same Thing That Prompted Thoreau To Say, In 1839: 'the Majority Of Men Lead Lives Of Quiet Desperation.'

To Be Truly Challenging, A Voyage, Like A Life, Must Rest On A Firm Foundation Of Financial Unrest.