As With Any Turning Point Or Instance

You Suffer The Blow, But You Capitalize On The Opportunity Left In Its Wake.

In My 50s I'll Be Dancing At My Children's Weddings.

I Wouldn't Have Wanted To Miss The Opportunity To Make Those Three Films That Didn't Do Well. They Were Really Important To Me, And The Things I Learned Doing Them Were Important To Me.

I Have Now Is Whenever My Kids Say, "can You Look At This?" Or "can I Ask You Something?" Or "can You Come Here For A Minute?" No Matter What I Am Doing, I Say Yes Instead Of Saying, "just A Sec." They Never Abuse The Privilege, And I Never Once Regretted It. What They Took Me Away To Do Was Never Less Important Than What I Was Doing Already.

The Only Thing Worse Than An Opportunity You Don't Deserve Is Blowing An Opportunity.