The vast majority of my anger and frustration comes from believing that people have almost limitless untapped potential but they choose to consider themselves finished products instead of works in progress.
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Elan Gale
Elan Gale (born October 27, 1983) is a television producer, best known for his work on the series The Bachelor. He has also produced The Bachelorette, Bachelor Pad, Bachelor in Paradise and High School Reunion. 2Early years Gale was born in Los Angeles, California and attended UC-Riverside and UCLA. 2Twitter During Thanksgiving 2013 Gale live-tweeted an alleged feud with a fellow passenger, "Diane," aboard a commercial passenger flight. The exchange went viral and Gale later stated his tweets were fictional. 2Personal life Since 2015 he has been dating actress Molly Quinn. He previously dated Bachelor contestant Casey Shteamer. 2Filmography 3Producer The Bachelor - TV series, executive producer (2010-17) The Bachelorette - TV series, executive producer (2009-17) Bachelor Pad - TV series, senior producer (2010-2012) Looking for Lenny - Documentary, producer (2011) High School Reunion - TV series, field producer (2010) The Cougar - TV series, segment producer (2009) Coolio's Rules - TV series, consulting producer (2008) Cookin' with Coolio - TV series, producer (2008) 69 Cents - short, producer (2007) Tomorrow's Yesterday - short, executive producer (2006) 3Actor Appears in Guardians of the Galaxy Vo
If you’re so angry in the present, why is it so important for you to make sure things stay this way forever?
If people always thought this way, there could never be progress or innovation or change. We would be stagnant forever, fearfully clinging to a past that was never as good as we like to pretend it was.
Good things happening to other people does not mean that there are less good things available to happen to you.
It is important that we learn from the experiences of others rather than simply relying on our own instincts. Our lenses are always blurred with the events of our own lives. Turn off your point of view and listen to someone. It may make you a better and more understanding person.
I think one of the saddest things about the current state of our democracy is that people seem to think they should vote based on what is best for them as individuals, rather than what is best for the country as a whole.
Make a to-do list every single day. Always put 'accomplish none of my goals' on the to-do list. That way, at the end of every day you’ll be able to say you at least accomplished one task.
Can everybody stop making such great binge-worthy television for a couple minutes? I’m finding it incredibly hard to accomplish anything in my life because I have so many shows to catch up on.
The best thing about working out is that the physical pain can distract you from the never ending emotional torment that is being a human for a few minutes.
Depression is an unbelievably powerful thing. It’s wild. One minute you can just be sitting there enjoying yourself and then, without even so much as a change in wind direction, your brain can decide that your world is crashing down all around you.
If you don’t get hit with 'bouts of depression, that is wonderful. Consider yourself lucky. And remind yourself that not everyone is as lucky as you. Instead of telling them what to do, ask them what they feel. It can make all the difference in the world.
It often has nothing to do with any reality. Nothing had to change. Your perception about things shifts instead. Things that were good become meaningless. Things that were bad become dire. All without anything happening. Maybe that’s why it’s so flabbergasting when someone tries to say that…