Understanding the insecurities of others is vital. Everyone has doubts and fears, and being aware of this can help navigate relationships more effectively.

Understanding is far more important than discipline when it comes to mental matters. Once you see the truth of something, you cannot unsee it, and that realization can change your behavior immediately.

The best opportunities often lie in our collective blind spots, which may appear to be bad ideas or unimportant.

Everything we do is about empowering others to make the world better.

The delight we feel from unexpected experiences may stem from recognizing our own perceptual limitations.

If we don't recognize our interconnectedness, we risk missing out on deeper connections and understanding across different experiences.

Changing the aperture of perception is crucial for presenting something new that may already be known but not recognized.

To identify valuable unknown truths, you need to see what others don't and differentiate between perception and reality; this is where innovation thrives.

I believe there is so much in nature that we have yet to leverage and understand, and much of our work is about unveiling new truths about the natural world.