Adam

“We’ve all heard that cliché that we should follow our passions. But I prefer the author and thinker Elizabeth Gilbert's philosophy that it's our curiosity we should listen to. She argues that so many people suppress their curiosity with reason and logic, but that if you really tune into that curiosity, that's when things start to feel right. When life gets interesting — and carries on being creative.”
― Mary Portas, I Shop, Therefore I Am: The '90s, Harvey Nicks, and Me

“Embracing grief granted me a new clarity and resignation about my future: Never again would I live a lite that others chose for me. Never again would I abandon myself. My future would reflect my true path and purpose, not anyone else's.”
― Alyson Stoner, Semi-Well-Adjusted Despite Literally Everything

“It took great effort and, ironically, faith to allow my paradigm to transform, like I was tearing down a house while still living in it, uncertain if I'd find a solid structure again. But the evidence was encouraging: every day, I had more love to give people and the planet.”
― Alyson Stoner, Semi-Well-Adjusted Despite Literally Everything

“Being the center of attention wasn't a toxin; it was an overdue therapeutic intervention. A jolt of pressure that brought Six back to life.”
― Benedict Nguyễn, Hot Girls with Balls