For me, It's not necessarily about proving people wrong, but proving to myself that I can do it my way and still win.
I don't care about proving things to people. I'm proving things to myself.
I love proving people wrong and proving myself right and my coaches.
It's not about shutting people up or proving them wrong. It's about proving to ourselves what we're about.
I'm constantly proving myself. I have to always prove myself. There are roles where I feel like, "That should have been a straight offer. Why am I having to call my people and fight for it?"
It's all about proving it on the track and proving to people that have different views wrong.
I cannot stress often enough that what science is all about is not proving things to be true but proving them to be false.
My story is all about proving myself, no matter what level I'm on.
I was so adamant about proving myself for so long and I've gotten to the point where I don't have to do that as much.
I'm just going to keep doing what I'm doing. Keep proving people wrong and proving myself right.
I feel like I've been proving people wrong all my life.
I think I'm one of few American designers doing a house in Europe, and I think I've been proving myself there very well.
Documentary has been a way for me to establish myself as a filmmaker. It's my way of proving that I have a language, that I can say something through film.
I'm still finding my legs, performance-wise, being up there by myself. I think I have a bit of proving myself ahead of me.
I'm an Ultimate Fighter winner at 170. At 155, I'm always proving myself. I have nothing to prove to any of the fans, but to myself, it's my skillset.
What do I believe? It has been a long journey of discovery. There have been hesitations and errors along the way, and no doubt will be more, because I am still learning, both about myself and about life.