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Barry Diller believes in the importance of maintaining a beginner's mindset and fighting against cynicism to keep instincts fresh.

Cheryl Hines discusses the challenges of being in the public eye, saying, "When you start out as an actress, people can be mean. But when Bobby got into politics, it was a different world. Now I realize it's part of the game."

The success of 'Be More Chill' is a testament to the power of fan-driven momentum. After a short run in New Jersey, the cast album gained traction online, leading to off-Broadway and eventually Broadway performances fueled by enthusiastic fans.

Cheryl Hines talks about the unpredictability of her career, mentioning, "Curb Your Enthusiasm was not like most shows. Most shows would do a season a year, but for Curb, there was no rhyme or reason to the timing of it."

Richie shares his experience of learning from legendary artists at Motown, who taught him to embrace creativity without formal training.

The most important thing I've been reminded of continuously is to keep scrubbing my instincts clean and avoid cynical decision-making.

Harish Abbott emphasizes the importance of writing down ideas to clarify thoughts and improve decision-making.

Cheryl Hines reflects on the transition from Hollywood to politics, saying, "When Bobby got into politics, it was a different world. At first, I was kind of taking it all on, like, 'That's so hard. I can't believe they said that.' And then now, I'm like you, I realize, oh, it's part of the game."

The creative process at Saturday Night Live is a powerful example of being in a 'state of make,' where true talent thrives over mere management.

Josh Gelb's 'Theater in Quarantine,' performed in a tiny East Village closet, exemplifies the innovative spirit that emerged during the pandemic. His resourceful approach to live streaming theater has pushed the boundaries of traditional stage performances.