I Won't Give Up. Even If The

I Think Surprises Are What's Great About Life: "whoa! I Didn't See That Coming!"

I Enjoy Going On Stage Knowing That There's Going To Be That Vulnerability And That Transparency And Hopefully Things Will Be Realized Or Accomplished Or That Confidence Will Be Revealed. I Think That's Another Element That People Like About Shows: In Addition To Hearing The Songs That They Love, I Think There Are Some People Who Really Get Off On Connecting With What's Happening Right Now.

I’ve Come To The Conclusion That People Who Wear Headphones While They Walk, Are Much Happier, More Confident, And More Beautiful Individuals Than Someone Making The Solitary Drudge To Work Without Acknowledging Their Own Interests And Power.

When You Play A Smaller, More Intimate Venue, You Can Have Real Conversations With Your Audience, Take Risks, And Stay Current. You Can Also Change The Set List, On How The Day Feels Or How The Audience Reacts. When You Do Arena Shows, Every Arena Looks And Feels The Same. You Can't See Who Is In The Room.

You Are The Mountain, You Are The Rock You Are The Cord And You’re The Spark You Are The Eagle, You Are The Lark You Are The World And You’re Remarkable You’re The Ocean Eating The Shore You Are The Calm Inside The Storm You’re Every Emotion, You Can Endure You Are The World And The World Is Yours. ((the World As I See It))