When you ask yourself what advice you would give to your younger self, it reveals what you regret not doing and helps tap into your true desires.

Reflecting on past experiences can provide valuable insights and advice for how to approach life differently now, and I would have done everything the same except with less anger and internal suffering, which was optional. Someone who can do the job peacefully is going to be more effective than someone with unnecessary emotional turmoil.

I would tell my younger self to build for the love of creating, rather than for money or fame, as that passion will drive true success.

I encourage young people to anticipate the challenges of life rather than react to them, which can help them navigate their paths more effectively.

I wish I could tell my younger self not to let intuition be overridden by experience when hiring. Early on, I relied on my gut feeling, but later, I found myself substituting intuition with others' judgments, which can lead to poor decisions.

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

I advise my children to follow their hearts in what they find interesting and fulfilling, and to try to be as useful as possible to society.

Taking yourself too seriously leads to unhappiness; learning to take yourself less seriously can help you find joy and spontaneity in life.

When experiencing high emotional arousal, whether positive or negative, it's crucial to pause and reflect on the underlying lessons to gain valuable insights.