People often learn more from their unique successes than from failures, and understanding what you're trying to achieve is key to growth.

Success is not just about what you want to achieve, but also about what you want to avoid; understanding your fears can guide your decisions.

The price of success often involves personal sacrifice and the risk of losing sight of what truly matters. It's important to ensure that your ambitions align with your values to avoid future regrets.

I've learned that the journey of pursuing my goals is often more fulfilling than the achievement itself.

The desire to be successful often contradicts the desire to be happy, and we must learn to balance both.

The startup journey is filled with excitement and pain, and it's essential to learn from each experience to eventually find success.

You have to live life and go through various issues to figure out what you truly want and which lessons apply to you.

To define what you want in life, engage in introspection rather than seeking validation from others; it's essential to understand your own desires.

You should study your successes rather than your failures; understanding what led to success will prepare you for future opportunities.