The Interesting Thing Is Always To See

I Read Once, Which I Loved So Much, That This Great Physicist Who Won A Nobel Prize Said That Every Day When He Got Home, His Dad Asked Him Not What He Learned In School But His Dad Said, 'did You Ask Any Great Questions Today?' And I Always Thought, What A Beautiful Way To Educate Kids That We're Excited By Their Questions, Not By Our Answers And Whether They Can Repeat Our Answers.

I Get Involved In The Beginning, Less In The Middle, And Very Much At The End.

It Has Been Wonderful To Be The Home Port For The Brave And Brilliant Forces Of Abc News Around The World And To Feel Every Single Night That You And I Were In A Conversation About The Day Together.

People Tend To Vote The Present Tense - Not The Subjective.

You Have To Start By Changing The Story You Tell Yourself About Getting Older... The Minute You Say To Yourself, 'time Is Everything, And I'm Going To Make Sure That Time Is Used The Way I Dream It Should Be Used,' Then You've Got A Whole Different Story.