“…I really do believe that live music is really a huge part of people’s good mental health. It can only do you good.”

“…It’s not just about being the manager, it’s not about just being the artist… there’s so much more to this industry.”

“…So, I actually Art Directed the first of those Bob Marley sleeves, and I got to know Bob fairly well.”

“…There is a magazine, which is still going, called Music Week, which was the only sort of industry Bible. I looked in the back and joined an agency from there. That’s how I got my start.”

“…I think you just have to find the right people and dig a bit deeper. It’s got so much to do with hard work and sacrifice.”

“…what's good about the podcast and the kind of concept of it is that everybody has an opinion on this subject and it doesn't matter what walk of life you come from. Everybody has an opinion on happiness…”

“….it took us about two weeks to get a paper together and get our slot in front of the board of the bank. We had a paper and we went in. I think we lasted about 10 minutes! They threw us out.”

“….she said, ‘Well I told them I had a sore throat and whatnot’ and they said, ‘What do we need to get you? And she said, ‘Well I think the only thing thats gonna make this throat better is I think, some of my people in the audience!”

“…Young people are very impressionable. You know? So, any opportunity you can give to them to allow them feel like they can be part of something is invaluable.”

“…that’s a beautiful question. Um, for me, the beginning was the hardest. Because you’ve got to learn how to adapt.”

“…so I said, “Let me talk to Chris.” I was like, “Chris, hi. Look, i’ve been thinking about this deal and I’m not sure that it should be 50/50. I think it should be 60/40”

Two things that taught me. One, the power of music. Two, the power of a hit. Not even knowing it's a hit. Because it hadn't been out yet, but 'believing' it was a hit. 'Belief'.