Jeff Tiegs

They'd pick me apart, but, but how I remember it.

Okay.

As I woke up one night and I was still pondering this of like, Hey, is this time?

My wife has had some health issues.

Again, I felt like I wasn't giving my boys enough of what they deserved as a father.

And I went downstairs and I flipped on the channel and Charlie Rose was on, who I used to love.

I used to love Charlie Rose on that Oakwood table and just the diversity of the different people that he would have and what the questions that he would take them through.

And there was this beautiful ballerina and she was sitting across from Charlie and she was, I think she was maybe close to 40 or something like that.

And she was just talking about dance.

And Charlie was talking to her about how this... As she evolved and she moved through dance, why is she still in it?

Why hasn't she moved on?

A 40-year-old... There's no such thing as a 40-year-old ballerina, right?

At least at the levels that she had attained.

And she said...

Charlie, I realized that I lived this very unique life.

I was given all of this opportunity.

I was trained by the best.

I worked with the best.

And I'm in a small audience of people that just understands the potential of dance.

And Mick, that landed with me.