I learned to concentrate deeply, which helped me excel in reading and eventually in software development.

The public often praises individuals for their visible success, but they overlook the years of hard work and practice that led to that success.

The unseen work is what motivates me; I don't need external validation because I know what I've accomplished on my own.

Despite my dyslexia, which made reading difficult until third grade, I learned to adapt and find solutions, which has been a crucial skill in my entrepreneurial journey.

I was born with a brain that struggles to learn, and I had to develop a strong sense of self-discipline to overcome my past and become who I am today. This journey has been about extracting greatness from my struggles.

My parents emphasized the importance of education and pushed for my academic advancement, which led me to excel in math and eventually skip grades in school.

I've shared insights on how to succeed that no one ever told me; you have no excuse not to do better than I did.

My early experiences with failure, including poor exam results, motivated me to prove my capabilities and set personal challenges in engineering.

I trained 99% of my life alone, which allowed me to extract my own motivation and build a strong sense of self-reliance.