My Parents Really Wanted Me To Get

Sports Was A Great Equalizer. It Didn't Have Color. It Didn't Matter Whether You Were Rich Or Poor, Black Or White. It Really Shaped Me In Many Ways To Be Able To Deal With A Lot Of Different Personalities And Different Cultures. Sports Were The Common Thread.

I Think The Most Important Thing That I Think Everyone In America Must Have Is Belief That Wherever They Live, Whatever Station They Have In Life, That The American Dream Is Alive And Well. I Think The Fracturing Of Trust And Confidence Is In The American Dream.

Starbucks Trying To Build A Different Kind Of Company Around The Balance Of Profitably And Benevolence. A Social Conscience. And That Isn't A Program It Has To Be A Way Of Life.

People In Washington Need To Put Their Feet In The Shoes Of Working Americans.

I Think The Currency Of Leadership Is Transparency. You've Got To Be Truthful. I Don't Think You Should Be Vulnerable Every Day, But There Are Moments Where You've Got To Share Your Soul And Conscience With People And Show Them Who You Are, And Not Be Afraid Of It.