Associating your worth with winning is a set-up: what is meant for you will not pass you by.

Give yourself time to get stronger.

Nourish what's inside of you. It will change your total quality of life.

Find spaces that you can grow.

You need to explore. Find opportunities for you to create and for you to volunteer.

Once you've identified what's at your root system, you've got to rehydrate it. It's got to be in the right kind of soil, it needs water, and it needs sunlight in order to really thrive.

What makes you happy? What makes you sad? What excites you? What irritates you? These are the things you have to ask yourself in order to discover the seed that's inside of you.

Where do we go from here? We have to nourish that seed. Nourish the seed that's inside of us so that we can produce the fruit that we are really made to produce.

Rediscover what's inside of you, that moves you, that motivates you.

What is it that makes you come alive and makes you thrive? That's the sweet spot where you're getting back to your roots.

It wasn't providing myself with the nourishment I need to actually thrive as a person.

How strong is your root system? We need each other.

I semi si portano dietro un'enorme quantità di cultura, perché c'è tutta la storia di chi nei secoli e nei millenni li ha selezionati e di chi li continua a scambiare.

Cosa c'è di più creativo, bello, originale, essenziale, necessario di un seme? I semi sono degli oggetti autoconsistenti; hanno con sè tutto quello che serve per creare una pianta, viaggiano con lo zainetto. E dove arrivano, se trovano le condizioni giuste, anche anni dopo, germinano e ci danno una pianta. È un atto creativo incredibile.

We can create through feminism, it isn't something we can talk about or write about but it's actually something we can use to our advantage

Law is something we should all be thinking about and thinking about how I could be better

You can't dismantle the master's house using the master's tools, we wanted to use other tools, other than law to try to undermine this idea of impotence and centrality of law

it's about a different way of seeing, and art is about a different way of seeing and more

Law is not a sausage making machine, it's not a machine where you feed in the facts of a particular dispute and out pops the right answer.

El silencio es una abstracción y en combinación con el sonido, se convierten en lienzos, en materia prima para componer y trabajar.

So whether you speak the language or not it's always possible to connect with others when you are traveling. It takes very little to see their humanity.

What I like most to do is to walk in the path of everyday people, where they eat where they shop, where they spend time just as I did many times as a kid traveling with my parents. I try to interact with people even if it's super brief. Basically, I'm seeking the mundane because I want to humanize my experience rather than to pass through with a checklist of sights to see.

Visiting them in their homes, experiencing their villiage lives and trying to find a path out of rural poverty. These experiences, like, made every countr more memorable to me and perhaps more importantly, they made every country feel familiar like they were no longer a foreign country to me they became a place I new a bit beyond the surface. And all of those memories have stayed with me today in so much that it changed how I travel today and how I see the world.

... the intentions that were inside of me being manifest.

You teach people how to treat you by the boundaries you set in your life.