Aimlessly speaking your mind and living your truth can be liberating, but how does it make other people feel? Sometimes, our very source of liberation can cause someone pain, and we would never know unless we asked. Actor Henry Winkler explained the power of being self-aware, especially in personal relationships, while talking to me on "Salon Talks" about the fourth and final season of HBO's "Barry."
With a 50-year career in acting, Winkler, a Golden Globe, Critics Choice and Emmy Award winner, still can't believe he's here, working. "Am I that old? Where is my walker? It's just an amazement to me. That's the way I see my career at this moment," Winkler said. Known for playing the iconic character The Fonz on the '70s hit "Happy Days," Winkler also starred in "Arrested Development" and classic Adam Sandler comedies, like "The Water Boy" and "Click."
