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"When we got there, we still didn't understand the full picture. We didn't know that people got kidnapped to Gaza. We didn't know how many people got slaughtered. Meanwhile, I'm starting to get messages about friends of mine that were at the Nova Music Festival....unfortunately, those guys, three of them got slaughtered."

"There's no substitute for great idea. And I think great ideas are what, have and will continue to drive the ad industry and just innovation period."

“Most of the people I would work with were people bashing it out every day in their home studio....It's a constant, you know, drill and grill and it's such a great feeling when someone actually nails it. And it's like, holy s**t. This is just unbelievable. This piece of music - and you're part of it!”

"The thing about music is it's something that always grows and that constantly can give me something new. That every time I go back to the piano and sit there and just open myself up, something new happens – every time. And I think that that can happen for the rest of my life. There's nothing like it. It's the most soothing, most invigorating thing - and it has promise. Always, I can always get better, I can always learn more, I can always write something new."

"I was like, 'Hey, can I hit that?' And Snoop is like, 'You sure little girl?' This was probably the first time I got high in an interview and holy s**t, Snoop was just laughing at me...laughing at this little girl who came in from LA. It was embarrassing. But the story turned out great. Photoshoot turned out great. It's one of the highlights of my career. And I never smoked in the middle of an interview ever again."

"Every single problem I work on, if you dig all the way down, there's a human problem somewhere nested in it. And so if you want to be a designer, and you want to practice design as a method of framing and problem solving, you have got to become adept at designing for humans – because at the end of the day, that's what you're doing."

"Look at us here in Israel. I mean, you look at the stories that we have, or just look at the diversity. The personal stories...we have so many religions and so many sects, there's just such a wide rainbow of everything going on here."

"Her father told me, 'Today, my worst enemy has become my biggest supporter. And the people supposed to be protecting me back home in Syria, are chasing me away.' For me, it was the first time I realized what an opportunity we have, through this terrible and still ongoing tragedy in Syria, to not only save lives and provide immediate support, but to actually build bridges and change people's perspectives. "

"I grew up in a tradition that says you're responsible – you can't be indifferent. I think that's why Jews, who are also not necessarily religious, are activists. I think that activism is actually part of the religion. You have to care for the other."

"We've kind of destroyed comedy and destroyed advertising. I mean, it's very hard to be funny now. It's very hard to be funny in advertising and very hard to be relevant. And I think a big part of comedy was, you know, taboos. You know, you would say the stuff that people were thinking."

"There's something about the great investors - they're these ruthless pragmatists that just care about what works. Charlie Munger, Arnold Vandenberg, Irving Kahn - whatever their flaws, they all point the way towards what a more meaningful life is all about."

"We have this program called the leadership playground, which is really for everyone, no matter which level you're on at the LEGO Group. You can be a leader and lead your team doing these fun programs that will actually develop the team and you – and of course a lot of it is also learning through play which is such an important thing at the LEGO Group. So we have a day where we simply just play."