4 Quotes by Phil Gaimon

A big goal like starting a business or writing a book can be daunting at first, but all you have to do is break it up into little pieces and keep working at it. You could eat a school bus if you ground it up and sprinkled some on your oatmeal every morning.

You have to judge morality by someone's entire body of work, and one mistake shouldn't condemn an otherwise moral life.

Remember Maslow’s hierarchy of needs from college psychology class? Me neither, but it went something like food, shelter, sex, commuter bike, track bike, ’cross bike, mountain bike, race bike, time trial bike, and backup race bike. You’re not even halfway there yet, and who are you to argue with the founder of modern psychology?

My bowel movements were like a German train -- enormous and loud, but also regular.