"How You've Changed" Oh, how I've loved you Since the day you first told me your name Yes, I have loved you Thinking you all the while felt the same Ohhh, how I've loved you But your kisses don't taste the same Oh, how I've loved you Since the day I first walked you from school.

They want circumstances to change, people to change, the world to change And it seems it rarely occurs to us that we need to change. The truth is, you probably have a lot more to do with change happening than you realize. You can’t keep doing things the way you’ve always done them and hope or expect to get a different result.

Playing For Change was born out of the idea that some of the greatest music and art in the world exists live and in the moment. Our “Live Outside” series gives us a chance to connect all of you directly with the musicians we meet throughout our travels and share some of these magical moments in time.

If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you probably know what I’m all about by now. More than anything, I want to make the world a more positive place–and one of the ways to make it happen quickly is to make it less daunting of a task for anyone else who interested in joining me.

You've changed me for the better and impacted my life more than you'll ever understand. Even for it was just for a moment I absolutely love this quote! Because I am grateful our paths crossed pins.

May 10,  · Once I entered Startup Land, those expectations and assumptions changed drastically. What your team looks like, what your growth looks like, what your life looks like, what you look like, are very different. Very different measures of success, and one made me miserable. It’s made a lot of people in Silicon Valley miserable, as well.

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Because you taught me to see the world differently, I learned to treat the world differently. Our friendship has taught me to appreciate the small moments and to not rush through my life. It has taught me that the smallest acts of kindness can sometimes be the most monumental; things like genuinely asking how someone’s day is going.