Quotes about Impact

That's what we love to do and I think our skating's at it's best when we do that: when we draw people in and hopefully make them feel something.

I love the pursuit of songwriting, and I've seen what songs can do in people's lives. Some of the stories that come back from songs flying around the globe are so encouraging.

Let not one single life have passed in vain. What really matters is who you love and how you love.

If you try, you will find it impossible to do one great thing. You can only do many small things with great love.

Love was a dance floor where everyone you loved left a mark behind.

Every now and then I love to invest in a company that may not set the world on fire, but has the chance to establish itself, create jobs and have a positive impact.

Here's what I really love: I love a funny story that I can tag a serious line on the end of.

Do as much as you can for as many as you can, every day. Even on the bad days, there's always something good you can do.

Think of how much more rewarding it would be if we all came to work every day asking, Who can we help today and how can we do it? instead of Who can I hurt and how much coverage can I get for it?

Everyone knows—that if you blow the opener, nobody remembers anything else.

Nuclear power kills far, far fewer people than cars do. For that matter, it kills far fewer people than any fossil fuel.

We already know the emissions number; it's 51 billion tons each year. As for the cost of removing a ton of carbon from the air, that figure hasn't been firmly established, but it's at least $200 per ton. With some innovation, I think we can realistically expect it to get down to $100 per ton, so that's the number I'll use. That gives us the following equation: 51 billion tons per year x $100 per ton = $5.1 trillion per year