I loved it. I was a gymnast and loved playing on rocks, so I was natural at it. It seems children come into the world with such imagination and seek out adventure, and that that's what climbing is about in some sense. The spirit of play is really the most important thing in my book. You have to love it.
Imagination is key.
I think everybody has his or her own style. And other people, they'll look and touch the holds and figure out if they can do it and then commit. I'm more like that. I like a rhythm if I can, but if it's really hard, I look at the holds and touch them. If you do first ascents, you're showing your creativity and self-expression.