Twyla Tharp

And it's the same as it ever was.

You bring what you got, they bring what they got.

You put them together and you get more than the independent what-a-what is.

And that can still happen if you let it happen and if you don't get too pissed off.

Everybody needs a little piss all the time.

Yeah, it's not just more, it's degree also.

I think that with age, we recess, we pull backwards, we reach out less even than we can.

Partially the sight begins to decline, the hearing.

And the kind of fear sets in.

You still have to be able to maintain...

a fearlessness in regards to boundaries that you don't have to pull up shy.

You don't have to pull up short of a boundary.

You can still address that boundary.

It's just you're not going to be able to reach as far across as you could have in each of these different decades.

It's just, you know, you can do one thing when you were, you know, two years old.

You can do another thing now.

And it's accepting that everything can give you pushback.

You have to accept pushback.

You have to still accept pushback.

It's going to feel differently, but you still want it.