London:
Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank gets inspired whenever she goes hiking with her dogs as she has nothing else to think about then.
The Million Dollar Baby often goes climbing in the Hollywood Hills with her dogs which helps her to have a clear mind and come up with good ideas, InStyle magazine reported.
"When I climb, I sometimes get good ideas. I'm not supposed to be doing anything else, so things pop up. It's interesting," said the 36-year-old actress. Swank, who grew up in a trailer park says she is determined to succeed in whatever she does and isn't afraid to make risky choices.
"I think you can change your fate. Everyone, every day, can make a choice in how they want to live their life.I'm all about making choices," she said. Swank also insisted that her upbringing played a very vital role which made her to appreciate the good things in life and not let the bad times bring her down.
"You hear people say, 'Oh, I didn't get that bonus,' or, 'I got fired.' And look, I've experienced not getting thatbonus and I've gotten fired. I feel it and say, 'That sucks.' I get depressed. I cry. I have feelings. I don't gloss overthem. But then, after that, I pick myself up, brush myself off and say,' Why did this happen? What am I supposed to learn?'," she added.
The Million Dollar Baby often goes climbing in the Hollywood Hills with her dogs which helps her to have a clear mind and come up with good ideas, InStyle magazine reported.
"When I climb, I sometimes get good ideas. I'm not supposed to be doing anything else, so things pop up. It's interesting," said the 36-year-old actress. Swank, who grew up in a trailer park says she is determined to succeed in whatever she does and isn't afraid to make risky choices.
"I think you can change your fate. Everyone, every day, can make a choice in how they want to live their life.I'm all about making choices," she said. Swank also insisted that her upbringing played a very vital role which made her to appreciate the good things in life and not let the bad times bring her down.
"You hear people say, 'Oh, I didn't get that bonus,' or, 'I got fired.' And look, I've experienced not getting thatbonus and I've gotten fired. I feel it and say, 'That sucks.' I get depressed. I cry. I have feelings. I don't gloss overthem. But then, after that, I pick myself up, brush myself off and say,' Why did this happen? What am I supposed to learn?'," she added.
