Original thinkers are more afraid of failing to try than of failing itself; they understand that inaction leads to greater regrets than actions that don't succeed.

The willingness to fail is crucial for success; if you're not taking risks, you're likely to follow conventional paths and miss out on true innovation.

Regret often comes from not taking action rather than from taking risks. If you believe in something, taking a calculated risk to pursue it is worthwhile, even if it means facing potential failure or criticism.

I love doers and prefer surrounding myself with people who take action rather than just talk about ideas.

Great individuals often believe they can do significant work, and having confidence in your abilities is crucial for achieving success.

It's essential to think deeply about where you can make the biggest impact in your career. Pursue what you are passionate about, learn as much as you can, and be willing to take risks to make a difference.

Commitment is essential in pursuing your goals; being deeply committed to your aspirations can significantly impact your success.

Determination is crucial when starting a company, as many things will go wrong, and the key is to learn quickly from mistakes and not give up; the biggest mistake is letting a mistake moralize you, as nothing is impossible if you keep pushing forward.

CEOs often fail due to hesitation; they see the right action but struggle to act because of fear and uncertainty.