I Think Very Early On

Where I Get My Energy Is: 'how Can I Make It Better'?

I Made A Conscious Decision Not To Tell Anyone In My Life. Now I Tell People - Don't Tell Anyone Your Idea Until You Have Invested Enough Of Yourself In It That You Are Not Going To Turn Back. When A Person Has An Idea At That Conception Moment It Is The Most Vulnerable - One Negative Comment Could Knock You Off Course.

I'll Mix A Lot Of Things. I'll Wear A Temperley Dress With Flip Flops, Or I Might Be In Head-to-toe Gucci And Have On A Ring That I Got From A Gumball Machine For 50 Cents.

Instead Of Failure Being The Outcome, Failure Became Not Trying. And It Forced Me At A Young Age To Want To Push Myself So Much Further Out Of My Comfort Zone.

When I Was A Child, My Father Used To Encourage My Brother And Me To Fail. At The Dinner Table, Instead Of Asking About The Best Part Of Our Day, He Would Ask Us What We Failed At That Week. If We Didn't Have Something To Tell Him, He Would Be Disappointed. When We Shared Whatever Failure We'd Endured, He'd High-five Us And Say, 'way To Go!' The Gift My Father Gave Us By Doing This Was Redefining What Failure Truly Meant.