It's about service to others, cause that's what it means to be human. Everything about our make up, our biology and our anthropology is designed to get us to look after each other.

There's an entire section in the book shop called Self Help, and there's no section in the book shop called Help Others.

You find a job that brings you ultimate joy because you work hard every single day to serve those around you and you maintain that joy

You are in love because you work very hard every single day of your life to stay in love

A job you find joy from is not something you discover

Everything is instant gratification and the problem is too many people have applied that instant gratification to their careers and to their lives

An entire generation is growing up not having practiced or learned coping mechanisms for stress.

Empathy is the first criteria to being a good leader

What if you could actually be there and look around and draw your own conclusions. That can change the way we see the world.

We're getting to the stage where we want to start going beyond the hype and actually start telling stories.

The goal of story telling is to bring people moments of joy.

What rituals do you partake in, that in turn, affect your life? What repetitive behaviors do you exhibit that show the rest of the world who you are, and what you do? What kind of spells do you cast? What kind of spells are you under?

"Abracadabra! - I will create as I speak." Learning about the history and origin of the famous phrase. Makes you think about the depth and hidden meanings in our everyday language.

Supernatural...is anything science can't explain yet.

Mourning is extremely personal and I believe that every person should feel free to explore how they move through it without judgment or shame.

I feel that handling these dead creatures, for me, it's a constant reminder to be present in my life and that nothing is guaranteed.

Taxidermy communicates an intimacy with death.

Our work as creators is not to make magic. It is to make, and make, and make, and make and make. And recognize when we've made something special—something magic.

True magic doesn't require you to believe in magic, because it's an experience.

Use what you learn to adjust the reality that you live in, day to day.

We’re meant to internalize the effects of these systems of power on other people and we’re meant to feel and then, on the back of that feeling, we can change and make change.

Learning about systems of oppression isn’t meant to feel good, it’s just meant to feel.

It was books that taught me that the things that torment me most were the very things that connected me with all the people who were alive, or who have ever been alive.

Just because you’re woke, doesn’t mean you’re not still in bed.

We’re in an echo chamber, where it feels like the world is changing, but it isn’t.