- Christopher: It is not really what you do, it's more the intensity by what you do it. By the conviction of the reality you believe in, you make others believe it. You can not make it up, really. And then people get convinced, even yourself gets convinced, whatever that is. It is not a hidden track that is there waiting for you. You got to step into it, whatever that is. That is like painting, you do all the things that are not right but they all contribute to the thing that will be right in the end. It's never lost, it is all accumulating building up the intensity.
- Christopher: I guess being tough is actually holding your course, in some way, and... Believing that thing inside of you that's really, really important to you.
- Christopher: Even though it's not defined, as yet, and you can't reveal it to others in its full, worldly sense.
- Christopher: But it takes a long time to... In a sense, fully come to that point.
- Christopher: For a lot of people, it's quick. But for me, it's taken a long time. Which I'm kind of glad because it means that I know the angles a bit more.