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Success Is Something That Has To Be Earned Every Day.

There's A Metaphor Vincent Eades Likes To Use: "if You Examine A Butterfly According To The Laws Of Aerodynamics, It Shouldn't Be Able To Fly. But The Butterfly Doesn't Know That, So It Flies.

It's One Thing To Dream, But When The Moment Is Right, You've Got To Be Willing To Leave What's Familiar And Go Out To Find Your Own Sound.

I Believe Life Is A Series Of Near Misses. A Lot Of What We Ascribe To Luck Is Not Luck At All. It's Seizing The Day And Accepting Responsibility For Your Future. It's Seeing What Other People Don't See And Pursuing That Vision.

My Son Is Trying To Be A Sports Writer, And My Daughter Is A College Student. She Wants To Be A Comedy Writer, And She's At Film School. I Discouraged Both Of Them Early On From Getting Involved In Starbucks. I Didn't Think It Would Be Fair; Plus, They Didn't Have Any Interest Anyway.