Browsing “Entrepreneur”

“Finding ways to identify what you really feel good in is key to ultimately knowing what to buy less of, and therefore buy better.”

“Even when I'm eighty years old in my wheelchair, I’d still like to wear seersucker trousers and polo tees in my retirement home: still preppy chic with a hint of flamboyance.”

“Life is far less complicated than we make it out to be, so stop and count your blessings.”

“I think we should all try to be spiritual, but every time I sit down for a meditation session, my mind just wanders.”

“A close friend of mine once texted to say that she was there for me—that came at a time when I really needed the encouragement, and it was touching to know that people know and care.”

“I think everyone should be taught abstract thinking, since it’s essential for architecture, design, or any creative pursuit.”

“Life goes on, and the suffering that we experience will pass with time to make room for happiness.”

“Cuba’s the most memorable place I’ve travelled to—it was still very much a Communist society with ration windows distributing bread, sugar and other staples, and it was like nothing I’ve ever seen.”

“Three famous people, living or dead, that I want at my fantasy dinner party are Nara Yoshitomo, Yayoi Kusama, and Andy Warhol.”

“Something most people don’t know about me is that I enjoy my visits to the dentist!”

“Something I’d tell my younger self: don’t worry too much as everything will work out.”

“If I could have a meal with anyone in the world, I’d still choose to have a meal of home-cooked food with my mum.”