Every story starts with rage, and every story, one way or another, ends up there.
Because rage demands a response, a resolution.
Rage might not solve every problem, but it sure as hell clarifies the problem.
Rage brings things to a head.
Why does rage get so much bad press?
Why are people always telling you to keep calm, carry on, all that bullshit?
That's what I would like to know.
From the beginning of my career, I've come at things differently.
Rage first, ask questions later.
That has been my philosophy.
Rage to make them hear you.
Rage to keep them honest.
Rage or else you're no different from them.
Ben Franklin said it best.
There is no little enemy.
If I've ever gotten a tattoo, I might have had that line across my knuckles.
I'm a Hollywood agent.
Rage is one of the occupational hazards.
If I'm good at this agenting thing, and in all humility, just by the numbers, I'm damn good.
Rage might be my secret sauce.