What I notice is, if I walk around like this, then people smile. Setting out goals for his appearance at Emory, Adams said he wanted to hit the minds of every person in the audience. I'd like them to think about how they help people. I'd like them to think about celebrating life, about loving life, loving themselves. I'd like them to think about integrating art into their life whatever they do.
Creativity is great medicine.
Adams said he hoped students would realize that anything is possible and all dreams attainable. For 28 years, Adams has dedicated his life to building the Gesundheit Institute, a health care home set on 300 sprawling acres in West Virginia. Another problem was malpractice insurance, so we didn't carry that. Another problem was the lack of acceptance of diversity. We just wanted to look at every single problem and be a model that addressed all of them.