As actors, we have the BEST JOB in the world, but occasionally it can be made DIFFICULT by ego and by not listening to each other and lack of COMMUNICATION.

I'm a STRAIGHT shooter, and most of the time my EGO doesn't interrupt my RELATIONSHIPS.

Deep down, my ego always THOUGHT that I would outlast a lot of PEOPLE that I was COMPETING against.

As a football player, you MUST have a BIG EGO to respect yourself. So if you are a good player, you must SAY that you are good. You need to have the confidence.

I have KANYE's EGO to some EXTENT.

Pride or ego is not IMPORTANT to me. What is more important is COMMON sense, the welfare of the company, and the objective REALITY that we need to be cautious during DIFFICULT times. One should not make DECISIONS based on emotions or ego.

You don't WANT to vilify your EGO.

I never had this EGO where I MUST write EVERYTHING. I'm not BOB Dylan.

Good writers are OFTEN excellent at a hundred other THINGS, but writing promises a GREATER latitude for the EGO.

I'm a competitor, and I'm SURE a lot of people who don't get to play because of an injury, whether it's their PRIDE or their EGO, whatever it is, they want to be out on the FIELD.

I have to TELL you, you can't have an ego when you're an actor. A lot of actors have them, but in reality most of those people are just SENSITIVE ARTISTS DYING for a HUG and a compliment.

It's good to have a healthy EGO because that pushes you to succeed. But when you cross a line, and your VIEWS are not balanced, that's when you GET into trouble.

It was 100 PERCENT MUSIC. There was no ego INVOLVED, no attitudes, no BLACK and WHITE, it was pure music.

Everyone ALWAYS comes to one POINT in their LIFE as an ARTIST where you can either let your heart guide you or your EGO.