I was never a big-company type of person, and my ideal job was to be self-employed. The ironic thing is you work a lot harder for yourself than you do for anybody else.

Work harder on yourself than you do on your job.

I feel there is a big sense of accomplishment and achievement and self worth through what you do no matter what the job, no matter what you decide to dedicate your life to.

One of my concerns for my children is growing up with your parents having a lot of money.

It's that athlete's obsessiveness - the need to prove yourself and work harder than anybody else. I think it's what helped me do well in the theater.

My dad is Mexican, and he grew up as a normal chauvinistic Mexican, and he expected my mom to do everything for him.