„I always liked working with my hands, I still remember, I must have been eight years old, my grandmother had a bag full of carpentry scraps with which she fed the stove  and occasionally it toppled to the ground and with those sticks we built roads and palaces. I had so much fun.  And when I was faced with the  dilemma of what I wanted to be when I grew up, I kept remembering  that game  and intuitively I thought :  maybe I should do something like that.”(from Sketches of Frank Gehry – S. Pollack 2005)

Frank Gehry affects us the way he narrates, he shows us his emotions with honesty, something that we rarely encounter in famous people. The fatigue that makes letting go of his creature, like every parent with their  child who begin their own life. The embarrassment that he feels when he concludes one of his projects: „Oh God, how could you let me do this!”

This is not to create the myth of Frank Gehry, this is just one example. Each patient has his own path. The transformation is a process that often turns out in retrospect, looking back and realizing how it changed since then. The transformation can be realized by acquiring new horizons and new visuals,  emotional changes or in the way we show respect to others, even without becoming a celebrity.