What do I want to be when I grow up?

"I want to be what every grown-up wants to be... a kid." James Aubrey (Bones, ep 11.18)
"Someone that has given more than they've taken." Seeley Booth (Bones, ep 11.18)

Other References

http://www.buddytv.com/articles/bones/best-bones-quotes-from-the-mov-60199.aspx

http://www.forbes.com/sites/kristinakillgrove/2016/06/04/bones-season-11-episode-18-review-the-movie-in-the-making/#7f8c7fb33d64

Human Spirit - Always looking for a way (transcribed)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgYZ32_5iOQ

http://www.lesbrown.com/

Les Brown
One of the things that we know about life

  is that it is always changing. 

Sometimes you’re up,

  sometimes you’re down.

Sometimes things go real well, 

  and sometimes they don’t. 

Sometimes you’re happy, 

  and sometimes you’re sad. 

Now that's that thing called... life. 

And when we begin to understand and know that, accepting that reality, that... 

that we will never ever have things just on an even keel all the time. 

That you are going to have some ups and you’re going to have some downs.

But during those down moments, 

  that's where the growth takes place… 

  that's where the work is. 

Anybody can feel good when they have their health, their bills are paid. 

Anybody can be positive then, 

  anybody can have a larger vision then, 

  anybody can have faith under those kinds of circumstances. 

See... but the real challenge... 

The real challenge of growth, 

  mentally, emotionally, spiritually, 

  comes when you get knocked down.

It takes courage to act. 

Part of being hungry when you have been defeated. 

It takes courage...

  to start over again. 

The power... to hold on in spite of everything, 

  the power to endure. 

This is the winners' quality. 

This is an opportunity for you to grow. 

You’ve got to be so relentless, 

regardless of what comes down the path, 

that you are always looking for a way to get over, 

Always looking for a way... that you can break through. 

Always looking for a way... that you can win.

Always looking for a way... that you can strike a telling blow. 

Decide that you are going to push yourself.

Most people won’t do that. 

Most people give up on themselves easily. 

You know the human spirit is powerful? 

There is nothing as powerful, 

it's hard to kill the human spirit. 

You have got to be willing to go against the tide, 

you’ve got to be willing to harness your will, and say 

“In spite of this, I’m in control here, 

I’m coming back, 

and I’ll be stronger 

and better because of it.”

Life: Malala Yousafzai - Pro-Education

I just watched Malala Yousafzai on The Daily Show and was very inspired not only by her vision, conviction, and courage, but also how articulate she was in presenting her beliefs. Her articulation greatly pronounced what she wanted to share.

I have read many articles on speech improvements. One of the items was eliminating silence fillers like 'um', 'ah', etc. I do understand how fillers can be detrimental to your communication even when there is good intentions and good wisdom. But the way Malala answered each question, her idea was even more persuasive.

Of course, I am a bit biased in that I also believe education is the best answer to all the violence. I am awed that someone as young as her already has that comprehension. At the same time, I am slightly saddened that it took a rather poor environment to inspire her to be so great. I wasn't even aware of the world till after college and even then it was very limited.

Reference:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/tue-october-8-2013-malala-yousafzai
http://www.debramoorhead.com/blog/index.php/eliminating-uhs-ums-and-ahs-from-your-speech