Mainstream press coverage of me has skyrocketed; articles are everywhere, even when nothing happens.

I had to start sharing my story because people see where I'm at today and think I'm this hard, rock-hard human being, but they need to know where I came from.

When I became Prime Minister, I invited Pakistan to my swearing-in ceremony to turn over a new leaf, but every noble attempt at fostering peace was met with hostility and betrayal.

I stopped assuming that everything I read in mainstream media was true and began to question the narratives presented to me.

As a journalist, I find it crucial to witness events firsthand, as people will often deny what you've seen, and this experience helps prepare you for skepticism about your observations.

YC founders often ask each other for introductions to journalists, making it easier to connect with the press.

I grew up in a very small town, surrounded by a community, and my life was all about being part of that community.

I decided to interview every single person in the early days, which helped shape the culture at Airbnb.

When I moved to Mumbai in my late 20s, my understanding of life began to change as I encountered diverse people and ideas.