A priority is observed, not manufactured or assigned. Otherwise, it's necessarily not a priority.

People with tiny glasses and costly shoes can always find a couple of hours to explain how you did it all wrong.

Thinking can really be the enemy of action, and thinking can be the enemy of reality.

You got to be careful to not get too comfortable with incremental improvement. I think sometimes you just got to jump off a ledge.

My narrative is that I've never known what's coming next-I still don't. I fell down the right set of stairs and have been surrounded by people who have picked me up and said, “Let's try this again.” It's been one anxious block of uncertainty after another.

Stop. I’m not going to take any more input until I’ve made something with what I got.

Go a little easier on yourself, and in so doing, be prepared to make and do things that might seem silly at first. Just keep moving: don't ruminate and stare at the wall. Don't just play with your phone: go out and produce something.