A sense of the world being full of possibility and it being in their hands to make it a better one.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 4 November 2023 source ↗
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A sense of the world being full of possibility and it being in their hands to make it a better one.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 4 November 2023 source ↗
A strong work ethic and enough wealth not to need it.
A strong sense of being loved and a hopefulness for their life ahead.
Good memories. When I’m gone, I want them to feel that they were always my No 1 priority.
Queremos crear un ambiente familiar en donde no todo sea fácil, en donde no todo les caiga del cielo, sino que puedan construir su propio camino y tengan ese sentido de desesperación y esa hambre. Eso significa también que todo ese dinero no se les va a dejar a ellos. Se les dará muchísimo amor, como les damos, y muchas oportunidades de educación y de desarrollo, pero todo ese dinero no es para ellos.
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Reading a newspaper.
I worked in a chicken factory in the Netherlands when I was 16.
The music journalist Paul Morley described me as bland.
I’ve had a few hairy scrapes as a scuba diver.
A few zeros on my bank balance.
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