you went to Harvard and you're dropped out have you ever thought how your life
could be better off if you had gotten your Harvard degree well I I'm a weird
dropout because I take college courses all the time I love learning company
courses and things so I love being a student and there were smart people
around and you know they fed you and they gave you these nice grades that
made you feel smart so I I feel it was unfortunate that I didn't get to stay
there but I don't think I missed any knowledge because you know whatever I
needed to learn I would I was still in a learning mode I got a uh yeah I started
working at this video store it was pretty much what you're talking about
around that time and and it was great at first because I'd always hated day jobs
and stuff and so I got a day job and it ended up being pretty good but
admittedly I was there for five years at a certain point it was our narcotic all
right I didn't have to keep pursuing my dreams because you know it's not what I
want to do but it's sort of kind of close and if I didn't have an artist
soul burning in me I could have made myself happy with that I could if i if i
didn't have an artist soul burning to get out I could have you know walked
backwards a couple steps and just done that and would have been a fulfilling
lure to anybody else that would have been a fulfilling life it wouldn't been
for me because I wouldn't know and I would have had something to say that I
didn't get a chance to say but it did put me to sleep for a while and and I've
always just thought I mean what really got it got everything kind of truly
going for me you could point out a lot of different things but the bottom line
is the fact that I realized that the even the group of people I hung around
with they were all great great great fellows and great gals but you know I
was easy for me to think that I was doing a lot because I was doing more to
try to move myself forward than they were but you know that's not um yeah
okay I'm a big fish in a puddle so what all right they're not doing anything
so yeah I'm doing more than them but um I realize that actually I need to get my
ass out to Hollywood and meet other people who are you know like we were in
my category or or working a little higher and and I should be the weakest
link in my chain that I have and that'll make me be stronger or make me run
faster I mean like an analogy I've always used is alright if you run the
hundred yard dash with a people that can't run as fast as ya you'll win hands
down you know that but if you run with people much faster than you alright yeah
you might come in last every single time but your time will be better because
they're making you run all the faster they're making Making you dig down just a
little bit more it doesn't matter that you and your time is faster and that's
what I knew I had to do I had to get out of Loserville and throw myself into a
place where like you get intimidated by roles do you ever think I'm not sure I
can do it or is that a turn-on I I think fear is a motivator I think I think I
think I think I'm a even you know even even it doesn't matter what role just
getting in front of that camera it's a little bit intimidating and there's
always that I feed from those butterflies you know the first day in
school or you know right before tip-off being on stage giving a speech to an
audience or whatever and it does butterflies I need them I need to yeah
and I doesn't matter what role it is if there's always a sense of and if the
fear might not be the right word but but it there is an element of fear that
motivates particularly ambitious or you just wanted to be interested in your
work you know I'm ambitious by Nature just it is what it is
you know failure is a part of the process but I just I like success I like
get things done and there's something that has been a positive impact in my
life and going towards a goal and achieving it there's nothing like it so
should you keep putting the bar further out for yourself or oh yeah definitely
that I mean that I mean this why would I help I would I'd be doing back to back
interviews going on planes all the time and you know it's a harsh life but nice
it's a commitment is a commitment you know doing this is a commitment I just
feel like sometimes you don't want to do it and what pulls you through is
ambition I wanted to achieve something and that's nothing wrong with that so do
you want to be the biggest movie star in the world or do you want to I don't know
what that is but I'm gonna do me and however you guys want to define it you
can define it for whatever is but I want to do me for sure and I'm just wanna be
the best that I can be and I want to inspire other people to do what they
want to do with their lives regardless of what it is just be the best you
can be I just want people to understand this you don't need to love every second
of every day okay you don't need to love it you don't even need to like it I mean
I get sick I was at the Pentagon talking to a bunch of troops in transition and
everybody was up there the speakers were telling them do what you love when you
get back in transition you've you've served us in Afghanistan come back find
what you love and I'm like that's bullsh oh that's crazy what are y'all doing man
you can look you need to do what it takes whatever it takes to take care of
your family today most of what you and I have to do every day
we don't love I mean I start my day like this okay I start my day like man I
don't even know if I want to get up this morning dude I don't want to get up okay
oh my god Brian I don't want to get up today dude I want to sleep in my little
six-year-old comes and jumps in she plays I'm like I just want to stay in
here and just love on her all day but you know what I'm like oh I got a drive
to work I got to show up and this is where the flow happens when you push
through when you push through the grind and like okay I'm gonna show up anyway
show up anyway and then all sudden and this is where I agree I start creating
you know I start I start doing my deal I start finding out who I really am I
started getting to exercise my creativity
and then I'm like oh dude that's what I'm here for but I'm in my purpose now
you like competition to imagine that you are a Athlete that runs 100 meters you
will run alone competition make you better
you need to have competition and also the most important international
reference for whatever you do do you know you need to have the highest
reference to make you a good job we are in 18 countries 18 countries today and
we have competition everywhere I don't think that there is now a
telecommunication service in any place I don't know Korea not including North
Korea that there is no competition that's there's no monopoly that until I
understand there is competition everywhere you will have many of many
many opportunity opportunities to reinvent yourself and so you know so I
think you know it's worthwhile taking risks and trying to do something you're
really you know excited by and if the first attempt you don't do it you know
you can try again and you know things tend to work out in the long run in
Silicon Valley you know you know parties and so many people start up at companies
you know starting up a company and even having failed you can wear it like a
badge of honor right and I think it's important you know culturally you know
risk is rewarded I remember when I started working at Google you know I if
I went and you know people who are discussing ideas to other people who
heard the ideas try to build on those ideas they encourage you so it's a
culture of optimism it's a culture of risk-taking and I think that's really
important ideas don't come out fully formed they only become clear as you
work on them you just have to get started if I had to know everything
about connecting people before I got started I never would have built
Facebook movies and pop culture just get this all wrong
the idea of a single Eureka moment is a dangerous lie it makes us feel
inadequate because we feel like we haven't had ours yet and it prevents
people with seeds of good ideas from ever getting started in the first place
who works harder the people at eBay are the people of Alibaba it's sometimes you
have not only have to work hard you have to work smart so would you say you work
smarter than eBay I'd have to say yes right well it's so far yeah so so far
okay because because I think you know we are pretty lucky people and the people
see you yeah you work very hard true in this world there's so many people work
very hard but they're not that I told my team when we I'd pill I asked a lot of
people sitting there I say you know all of you guys millionaires and
so rich but 15 years ago who are we it's so difficult for us to hide people
fifteen years ago people who are not that bad I said people can walk still
walk on the steet we hire them because nobody believed internet about belief internet
and they join a company those people who believe they're smart they were head
hunted back to the other company set up their own company those people no nobody
go to head hunting them this state today depicts successful very key reasons we
exist we'll persist we'll never give up we believe the
dreams together I get up at crazy hours whether it's three o'clock in the
morning by the way when we're talking in London I was getting up at 3:00 because
I had to be on set by 4:00 I'm sorry by 7:00 so whatever time my call time is
and I tell this to studios and directors and our producers whatever time I called
up so my call time is at 7:00 then you back your clock up four hours and then
that's when I get up and train twice I'll get my cardio in and breakfast and
I'll go hit the weights clanging and banging we call it jack and the iron but
like what time do you go to bed I mean you might shoot really late at night
I'm averaging on a movie I have it's probably about five hours of sleep
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