Problems, they’re like mushrooms. The longer you leave them in the dark, the bigger they get.
I try to love my dad for who he is and forgive him for who he isn’t.
You spoke to God?[Rebecca Welton: So, I spoke to the owner of The Sun.]
You know what the happiest animal on earth is? It’s a goldfish. You know why? Got a ten-second memory.
What for? I can diagnose myself in a heartbeat. I thought being invulnerable would protect me, so I pushed people away for years, leading me directly to my greatest fear: Being alone.[Theodore ‘Ted’ Lasso: You ever been to a therapist, Rebecca?]
There ain’t no policy like a hospital policy, because a hospital policy don’t stop.
The day we stop doing things the right way means we are one day closer to doing everything the wrong way.
Most of the time, change is a good thing. Now, I think that’s what it’s all about. Embracing change. Being brave. Doing whatever you have to, so that everyone in your life can move forward with theirs.
If that’s a joke, I love it. If not, I cannot wait to unpack that with you.[Rebecca Welton: Ms. Welton’s my father.]
I think one of the neatest things about being a coach is the connection you get to make with your players.
I love meeting people’s moms. It’s like reading an instruction manual as to why they’re nuts.
You know, my friend, Flo, once told me that intimacy was all about leaving yourself open to being attacked.[to John]
