Katie Boyts

Time, itself, is a creative process.

We don't have to think of time as an adversary, we can think of it as a contributor, as a factor — or even as a collaborator.

Conversations inform culture. Conversations shift culture. And culture shifts the world. I don't think culture is a static thing, I don't think it's a fixed thing, and I don't think it's something that just happens to us. I think that we create, or we help create, or we inform, and then we take with us.

If we can accept the fundamental nature of time, if we can make it our friend and not our enemy, then I think that we can make better work. Or, at least, we can become better friends with ourselves and become more sane.

No pressure, but I think how you spend your time, as it's your greatest gift, is immensely important to the world.