It's No Longer An Exaggeration To Say

Wearing Something That You're Not Comfortable In Is The Ultimate Sin. It's Important For Each Person To Discover Their Own Style, And Find Something That Is Not Trendy Or Too Revealing Or Anything That Would Get In The Way Of Working.

So Great Becomes The Fear Of Losing What We Have That Many Of Us Rush Back To Hide Under The Temporary Shelter Of Convention Rather Than Follow The Path Of Self-discovery Wherever It Might Lead. Given Adequate Time And Sufficient Fear, We May Hide So Long That We Hardly Notice We're Slowly Suffocating.

I've Always Been Progressive On Social Issues: Pro-choice, Pro-gun Control, And Pro-gay Rights - Even When I Was A Republican. The Big Difference Is That I Once Believed The Private Sector Would Address America's Social Problems. But Then I Saw Firsthand That This Wasn't Going To Happen.

My Mother Was A Continual Source Of Wisdom And Great Advice...she Taught Me That There Is Always A Way Around A Problem-you've Just Got To Find It. Keep Trying Doors; One Will Eventually Open. She Also Taught Me To Accept Failure As Part And Parcel Of Life. It's Not The Opposite Of Success; It's An Integral Part Of Success. I Talk A Lot About Learning To Become Fearless In Your Approach To Life. But Fearlessness Is Not The Absence Of Fear. It's The Mastery Of Fear. It's All About Getting Up One More Time Than You Fall Down.

At The Moment, Our Society’s Notion Of Success Is Largely Composed Of Two Parts: Money And Power. But It’s Time For A Third Metric, Beyond Money And Power - One Founded On Well-being, Wisdom, Our Ability To Wonder, And To Give Back.