It’s easy to stay in tunnel vision and to then keep resources to ourselves and not share everything that we’ve experienced and I really want to push myself, and my community, and the people I work with to lean on each other.

An industry insight without something bold to say about the industry, without your unique spin, is not a story.

What makes you memorable? Guess what, it’s being yourself!

It’s a part of being human. Is to not only acknowledge these big life questions but to say yes to them, even if they are scary to go into.

In my work, in my writing, I prioritise my humanity and my willingness to show up as a human as more important than the medium itself.

The love in work of activist is demanding love. So people have to love themself and then demand others love them too.

I do think that it's important to take care of yourself before to take care of others.

Finite players play to beat the people around them; infinite players play to be better than themselves, to wake up every single day and say, "How can we make our company a better version of itself today than it was yesterday?"

Lo raro es tan subjetivo, que no importa lo que los demás piensen

How can we help each other heal if we're just constantly fighting to conceal our damage?

I had college written all over my forehead. I was that girl that was just headed down that track of success, and you know, getting to the best schools that you can get on the right track for life and get a good job and make money, and all of those things that we're told and expected to do, right?

La empatía es importante porque nos hace ser vulnerables"

Books are marks on black paper and printed or handmade books are, in a sense, the essence of civilization because they have given us a tangible way to communicate with each other.

Finite players exist to beat the people around them. Infinite players play to be better than themselves.”

Transparency is being seen through; it's also being understood. If you can create a pane of glass that people can cast a light through and there are no shadows, that's transparency.

I spent two years writing poems that were the opposite of transparency. I wanted so badly to tell somebody something that would uplift them or make them feel good or make them feel better or inspire them in some way, and all I was doing was being a phony.

The reason I opened with that poem was because that was the first time, as a writer, that I was being honest. It was the first time that I actually felt myself come out of a poem.

El valor que tiene una idea solo radica en el uso que yo le voy a dar

El profesor siempre se enfoca en enseñar, pero olvida uno de los puntos principales, que es aprender.

What I learned about conflict is that it's mostly about a mindset, and explicitly practicing conflict actually makes it bearable, and embracing it allowed me to take control of it.

Inserting conflict into these conversations and inserting these different opinions about what is right into a conversation can be more about learning as much as possible rather than motivated by winning the argument.

When you're designing to learn, it's important to present your customers with as many differentiated or opposing solutions as possible. The more clear those differences are, the stronger a response and a clearer response you can actually elicit from your customers.

Seeking out feedback from people is a sign of respect. You wouldn't want to hear what your enemy had to say unless you at least respected their opinion on some level.

Being comfortable with debate is actually one of the best ways that you can start to vet the strengths and weaknesses of your own ideas.

Once you know what you're fighting for, it's really important that you are able to express it well.