Corporate layoffs are "like a coach prioritizing the needs of the fans over the needs of the players hoping to build a great team"

Commitment is way more important than talent when it comes to careers.

Imperfection is just commitment's secret weapon.

Maybe we can’t single-handedly change the world, but we can make a difference just by moment-to-moment choices.

Success to us meant truly living our art.

Start small, wherever you’re at.

Take a leap and the acrobat will appear. If you dare to swing on that trapeze, on the other side you’ll find that collaborator that will just take you by the hands and pull you toward new playful possibilities.

If you want to go deep, grow together.

Sobrevivamos juntos.

Abre todas las puertas. Lo último que quieres es arrepentirte de algo que no hiciste por miedo.

Diario tomamos decisiones pequeñas y grandes que forman nuestro futuro.

People start playing with things, instead of connecting with one another

You can be committed to something, but you still have to love what you do.

If you're committed, you never know where the opportunity might come from.

You can put all the hours into something you want, but if there's no heart behind it, then there's no soul behind it.

The driving force behind all our actions should always be compassion.

We are all on the journey of becoming the best versions of ourselves.

The choices we make can either set us on our path or set us up for pain and regret. Instead of worrying about the things we can’t control or affect, why not deal with the things that are in the moment right now?

Sometimes we just happen to experience terrible things, but it’s OK. It’s all a part of the journey.

It’s the choices and decisions you make that define you.

Be kind to strangers. Make eye contact with people. Say hello to people. Engage with them.

Our actions tend to have a ripple effect. Even a small act of kindness might mean more to someone than you can possibly even imagine.

We’re put on this earth to be connected to each other.

We have a need to know that we’re connected to each other and that people see us, and that we’re being heard. That’s particularly important for people who are marginalized, who often spend their days being ignored.

We all encounter struggles—it’s part of the human condition. The thing about those struggles is they don’t necessarily show on the outside.