Quotes About Change

I like companies that try and break away from the norm.

My life hasn't been the norm. The most interesting parts are before I got into show business.

I feel like, for me, different environments are very important to me creatively. I think it's my norm to be on the move.

We should not label people who speak up, because it should not be the exception - it should be the norm. When you see something wrong, you speak up.

Post-lockdown period, not just shoots, I think the world is going to change in many ways. In shootings, maybe Covid-19 test results will be mandatory, social distancing will be the norm, as will controlling manpower.

The world is on a bumpy journey to a new destination and the New Normal.

It's not a normal every day thing to see yourself with fur, but I loved it.

When I left home, I was a very normal kid with no insecurities or issues, but that was just the beginning.

I want to live a normal life that I never had the opportunity to do for many years.

I may never have a normal life again.

Normal people go through breakups.

I just feel like I'm such a normal person in an industry that is so chaotic and crazy. I am what I am, and I can't change it. And I don't want to change it.

I change, like every single normal person.

I normally go with the flow.

We came from an era when women normally did not rock.

In 'Breaking Bad,' we have a lead character who definitely finds himself in a situation he would never have expected to find himself in normally.

What we normally define as history doesn't interest me. It's a constraint.

Sometimes, when comedians get success, they don't do as much weird stuff as they normally do.

I wouldn't want to play as left forward if I normally play right-back.

Being 'Strictlyfied' is the opposite to who I am normally, but on this show, you definitely have to go with the flow.

Normally, the coach does not like to make changes that are not necessary - because a team has to find itself.

I went to the UAE aged 28, which normally doesn't make sense to go at that age.

I wanted to really just understand... how could a whole generation of children who were just children at the time - boys riding their bikes, flying kites, and doing all kinds of things they normally do - how could they suddenly be taught a completely different curriculum?

When things that normally work aren't working, you have to go to something else.