It's vital to build products that meet today's needs rather than relying on outdated practices from larger companies. When starting a company, it's crucial to focus on solving today's problems while keeping a big vision in mind.

To prepare for the future, envision how advanced technology will be in a year and build your projects accordingly.

I see ourselves at the intersection of crafted innovation and engineering, creating products that enhance users' lives through technology.

I believe in a 'go, go, go' approach combined with a long-term compounding mindset to drive product development and success.

As product creators, we have a moral obligation to build great products that reduce frustration and confusion in people's daily interactions with technology.

In today's tech landscape, it's crucial to sell a vision before building or demonstrating a product, as seen with advancements in AI and nuclear power.

In product development, solving real problems for users remains crucial, whether for developer tools or end-user products.

You should actively seek out and use new products, as waiting for them to be 'ready' can hold you back from leveraging advancements.

I focus on building a product that is simple for the majority of users while hiding advanced features for power users who seek them out.