It's just an expression of the ordinary. What I mean is - it's up to them what they want to be. I don't see fame or being incredible as valuable things to pur

It's just an expression of the ordinary. What I mean is - it's up to them what they want to be. I don't see fame or being incredible as valuable things to pursue. Solid human relationships, kindness, satisfaction in work - these are the things that matter. Doesn't mean that pursuing financial success isn't valuable and worthwhile - as long as that's what you want.