“You have that horrible, horrible feeling deep down in your tummy and you know that it’s OK but it’s not great,”

“And I think some of the bravest things we’ve ever done are really at that point when you say, ‘That’s good and it’s competent, but it’s not great.’”

“We have been, on a number of occasions, preparing for mass production and in a room and realized we are talking a little too loud about the virtues of something,” he said.

“That to me is always the danger, if I’m trying to talk a little too loud about something and realizing I’m trying to convince myself that something’s good.”