They Kept Saying 'it's Sushi-grade!' And I'm

I Just Kind Of Opened Up And Said, 'i Feel Like A Rag Doll. I Have Hair And Makeup People Coming To My House Every Day And Putting Me In New, Uncomfortable, Weird Dresses And Expensive Shoes, And I Just Shut Down And Raise My Arms Up For Them To Get The Dress On, And Pout My Lips When They Need To Put The Lipstick On.'

It's Hard To Do, But I Think It's Really Important To Go Back And Watch Yourself.

I Never Think It's Right To Chew Gum In Front Of Other People, But A Lot Of Times I'll Come In For A Meeting Chewing Gum And I'll Forget I'm Chewing It. Then You Don't Want To Swallow It Because It Stays In Your System For Seven Years Or Something, So I've Asked To Throw It Away. I've Started To Wonder If That's Why I Didn't Get Certain Movies.

Seeing What Is Wrong And How It Could Be Made Right Propels Us Into Action, But In That Action We Often Leave Other People Behind And Don't Give Ourselves Enough Time To Be Present, Or To Stop And Reflect. Leaders Have To Get Comfortable With Pausing In That Uncomfortable Gap.

My Family Went On A Cruise, And I Got A Terrible Haircut. Fyi: Never Get Your Hair Cut On A Cruise. And I Had, Like, This Blonde Curly 'fro, And I Walked Into The Gym The First Day Back In Seventh Grade And Everyone Was Staring At Me, And For Some Reason I Thought, I Know What I Need To Do! And I Just Started Sprinting From One End Of The Gym To The Other, And I Thought It Was Hilarious. But Nobody Else At That Age Really Did. It Was Genuinely Weird