I learned the importance of honesty from Richard Feynman, who said you must never fool yourself, as you are the easiest person to fool.

Having uncomfortable truths instead of comfortable lies is essential in a relationship. Early conversations about difficult topics are crucial.

I believe that the best advice is to be honest, not just with others but especially with yourself.

To be happy, you have to be present, and one of the core tenets of being present is to be completely honest at all times.

In relationships, it's crucial to negotiate openly and honestly about problems, as unresolved issues can lead to deeper conflicts and misunderstandings.

Admitting to your flaws and communicating them, especially in intimate relationships, is not cowardly; it's a sign of strength. Nietzsche suggested that you can assess a person's spirit by how much truth they can tolerate.

In our culture, we emphasize the importance of telling the truth to entrepreneurs, even if it means they might not like you for it. It's crucial to provide honest feedback, such as when a founder needs to make tough decisions about their team or financial plans, rather than just being friendly.

Coming from a tough environment in Philadelphia during the crack epidemic, I learned the importance of community and family support.

I learned that vulnerability can be a strength, and sharing my struggles with my partner has brought us closer together.