Quotes About Preparation

The champs are the guys who can do it the best, to lock it in for 25 minutes and do what they plan to do.

I have a 48-hour rule. No drinking two days before a start. But those other days? Yes, I'm gonna go out. If I was locked up in my house all week, I don't know what I'd be like on the baseball field.

When I'm getting ready for a fight - when I'm in that locker room or I'm making that walk and I finally get to the Octagon - it's all spiritual.

I spent a long time in London on the stage, and you knew exactly what you were going to be doing. You not only knew the performance, but you also knew exactly where you would stand.

There's a long history of people who spent that $300,000 on their first film and weren't quite ready, and then they never did it again 'cause they were out of synch with where they were, and they would never raise that money again.

Films are a long process and the script is the first part.

Have a living will if you don't want long-term life support. It makes the decision easier for the family.

The team came together. We're looking forward to the next race.

There are some games that are very special for the fans and they are really looking forward for these games, but for us as a manager in the moment it's not in our focus.

For the auditioning process, I love to move my body around, maybe dance a little bit, get myself in a really loose place where I'm free to play.

My losses were based on things I did in training, and luck also plays out during the fight.

It's not about having luck; it's about putting yourself in a position of luck.

It is better to be lucky. But... luck comes when you are ready.

In season, and on game days, you are so used to shoot-around, going back home to eat lunch and sleep and then coming back to the arena for the game. Or you come and practice and then you rest.

Before every performance, you need at least half an hour to focus on what you are about to do: the walk-on and walk-off, the lyrics, how you are going to sing it - like, the original or bring your own personal flavour to it - how are you going to make it the best.

You never know how much you can do in practice because you never know if you're going to play or not, but the main thing is stay ready.

That's the thing with football: you have some good games, you have some bad games but the main thing is that you go back, you recap and next week you're ready to fight again. That's the main thing.

I've always maintained if you want to act you should get yourself a life first.

I think the top players play better in majors.

Doesn't make a difference who you're auditioning for; whatever it is, you have an audience, and you have a role, and you have the opportunity to perform that role the best you can for this audience. If you look at it like that, it doesn't make a difference if you get the part or not.

I'm a great will maker. I've made my will every year since I was 21.

I usually don't wear makeup, and if I do, it's later in the day if I have to get my act together for work for some reason.

I had this roommate in college who would get up almost 2 hours before class to do hair and makeup. That's not for me.

We play for March.