I believe that if you try to achieve something, at least you have hope; if you don't try, nothing is possible.

Getting what you want involves a combination of hard work, consistency, and luck, along with a comfort with rejection, as ambition often leads to more rejections.

The journey of pursuing what you want often involves learning from both successes and failures, but it's crucial to understand what you truly desire.

If you don't truly believe in what you're building, it's going to be far easier to give up than to keep persisting.

Desire creates a contract for unhappiness until you achieve what you want. This can lead to a constant state of dissatisfaction, especially when the desired outcome is beyond your control.

You have to be willing to face obstacles and challenges consistently to achieve your goals.

I refuse to accept second-best outcomes in my life; ultimately, you will end up with whatever is acceptable to you.

Belief in oneself precedes ability; the external world often gets this backwards, as believing you can achieve something is essential for taking action.

I believe in enjoying the process of building and not just focusing on the outcomes, as fulfillment comes from the journey itself.