I was putting my essential self aside and I was living my life through my social self—the part of me that learned to value what the people around me valued.

My achievements always felt great on the surface, but they were always temporary and they were never enough.

We shouldn’t feel like we’re trapped into doing things against our values, there’s always ways in which we can try and help - whether they’re little or they’re big.

There’s a cost to making ethical decisions and I think you have to be realistic about.

The more I put my personal views into my work, the stronger my work got. I wish I had done that sooner in a way.

What I’m really proud of is that my personal work and my values and my job are the same thing, they’re totally entwined.

The more I talked about politics, the more I talked sort of tricky ethical situations or confusing personal situations that sort of real kind of scary stuff, the more I found people actually responded and related and I felt encouraged to keep going further down that path.

Life is more complicated and more complex than goodies and baddies.

These are the two things you have control over, you can start out authentic and you can stay feral.

There are so many things that I really want to say that I can't say with words ... but I can say them with a poem, I can say them with a painting, I can say them with a dance.

"...to me, that is probably the most magical part about our business is the people, the way you can transform someone's minute.

"Plan B was definitely going to be plan A."

Big things that get accomplished in the world do not come from the comfort bubble.

To learn you need humility.

You gotta keep your dreams in conversation.

La comedia es tragedia mas tiempo. Esta parte de romperse para luego pegarse y ahí hay comedia.

La comedia la podemos utilizar todos como arma para convertirnos en algo mejor.

Three things you should always remember: Be kind to everyone, exclude no one, and when you give help, you get help.

We should aim to free ourselves of whatever tends to make us overlook people's uniqueness and individuality of experience with sexuality, desire and gender.

How people are developing their sense of sexual identity and their sexual expression; it's not really coming from them.

What if instead you made a proactive practice of being uncomfortable? Often? On purpose?

I encourage you to find your comfort zone and get familiar with it and pop it as often as you can.

For a sliver of time, you've been in their shoes -- and that's one of the best experiences that you can have in understanding a situation truly.

"To learn, you need humility."

You need to be embarrassed by your first release, otherwise you're too late.