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when I got back home, I still had my houses and my car business.
But after a fewmonths, I learned that I hadn’t actually lost anything . The only thing I “lost” was a deal I never actually had. And yeah, that made me feel really bad about myself, but that was just my ego. I realized that I felt bad about myself generally, and that by having Hollywood “accept me,” it made me feel important. It gave me significance. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that Hollywood couldn’t tell me who I was. So what that they didn’t want me? That doesn’t make me a bad person, or less, or anything.
Think about it: what was the only thing that I actually risked?
The feeling of importance and significance I would have gotten frombeing inHollywood and working with Tommy and Pamela.
OK, yeah, I did risk that. And yeah, I did feel bad about myself when I got rejected.
But once I got past that, I realized that I had it all wrong. I stopped looking at thewhole event as something that would
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