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The greatest adventure that any of us can take is answering these questions for ourselves. This isn't deep, dark, conversation, it's normal conversation. The wisest, coolest prophets out there… people like the Dalai Lama… they're full of joy.
— Matthew McConaughey
Academy Award-Winning Actor Known for Dallas Buyers Club Role
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Before you succeed, you must first learn to fail. If you keep repeating the same thing, you're always going to fail, you need to adjust. We have to look at failures and use them as an educational tool.
— Shaquille O’Neal
Hall of Fame NBA Center & 4-Time NBA Champion
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I actually find the training much more mentally challenging that the competitions.
— Usain Bolt
Jamaican Sprinter & Olympic Gold Medalist, Fastest Human Ever
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I am not someone who puts a lot of pressure on myself. I love a challenge and live for the big stage of an Olympic Games or World Championships. Some people get nervous for the big events but I look forward to them.
— Usain Bolt
Jamaican Sprinter & Olympic Gold Medalist, Fastest Human Ever
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In a certain sense, when things become ubiquitous, they also become 'invisible'. The process of connection has become much less visible, so that the feeling of 'my computer' 'connecting' to 'the Internet' has changed to a feeling that my computer is the Internet.
— Jimmy Wales
Co-Founder of Wikipedia & Online Encyclopedia Pioneer
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It taught me the difference between the two types of people in the world. Those that own the store, and those that scrape shit off the floor. You have to decide which one you want to be.
— Kevin O’Leary
Shark Tank investor, businessman, and former Canadian political candidate
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What motivates great entrepreneurs is fear of failure; and here's the thing – most entrepreneurs fail several times before they achieve success, and the more you fail, the more fear you have.
— Kevin O’Leary
Shark Tank investor, businessman, and former Canadian political candidate
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I was the kid that was wondering what was faster, a car or a bee… what if garbage cans were gold… I'd posit these what-if questions and throw them to people around me.
— Brian Grazer
Producer of Academy Award-winning films and television shows
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This kind of play improved all of my cognitive skills and really showed me how journeys that began with curiosity could turn into bigger dreams.
— Brian Grazer
Producer of Academy Award-winning films and television shows
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I didn't know that having face to face contact with people and being curious would be my medication…. And would save me. I didn't know curiosity was going to become a superpower in my life.
— Brian Grazer
Producer of Academy Award-winning films and television shows
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Our minds are not structured for the pace of rapid change that we're seeing and, increasingly, will experience. It's therefore natural that our reaction is fear and a foot on the brake, but the reality is that exponential change doesn't have a dial that you can slow down.
— Peter Diamandis
Founder of X Prize Foundation & Singularity University
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One way that we deal with the accelerating rate of change is by sort of riding on top of that tsunami of change rather than being crushed by it.
— Peter Diamandis
Founder of X Prize Foundation & Singularity University
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Resilience is the responsibility and opportunity of the community.
— Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook & Author of "Lean In
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Adversity is happening all around us at the individual level, it's happening at a company level, it's happening at industry levels; and we can either face it and learn from it or we can pretend it's not happening. And I think that is the key.
— Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook & Author of "Lean In
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Resilience is not a muscle we're born with, it's something we have to build and believe in over time. We should never ask ourselves how much resilience we have, but rather how much we can build, and how we can build it into ourselves, our friends, and the people around us.
— Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook & Author of "Lean In
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You create change in other people when you're totally honest, transparent, and authentic. When you show people who you really are, with all your flaws, with all your vulnerabilities...it moves them. People would come up to me crying and thanking me for telling the truth.
— Abigail Disney
Documentary Filmmaker & Philanthropist, Walt Disney's Great-Granddaughter