If you’re alive, you’re creative.

Sometimes our stop-doing list needs to be bigger than our to-do list.

Don’t say you’re a writer if you’re not writing. Even if you’re writing, don’t call yourself a writer. Say instead, ‘I write.’ It’s the verb that’s important, not the noun.

Generosity has little to do with giving gifts, and everything to do with giving space to others to be who they are.

The death rate for people who play it safe and for those who live boldly is the same.

We can either own our circumstances and be creative in them, or we can throw up our hands and say, I cannot be held accountable because the conditions are not ideal.

Change occurs at the edges, without permission.

Don’t separate ‘real’ life from ‘creative’ life.

Perhaps we can recognize our way out of patterns rather than repeating our way out of them.

Take yourself out of the center of other people’s universe – it will free you up and let the universe turn more easily.

We are always – always- in choice.

Great change doesn’t come with official endorsement.

We give up our power to the very people who took it away from us in the first place.

Name your intention.

What few rules appear to be in place are all made up.

When we know what we most fear, we know what we most care about.

Equip yourself for your own needs.

People don’t stop being bullies when they grow up. They just dress differently to fool you.

Boredom is for the selfish.

Create inclusion – with simple mindfulness that others might have a different reality from your own.

We can create a different future – one simple, beautifully mundane, daily decision at a time.

Watch other people for clues about who they are, not just clues about how much they are or are not like you.

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