The last 20% of a project often requires 80% of the work, emphasizing the importance of finishing and refining projects multiple times.

The 10X principle means that whatever you do must be ten times better, cheaper, or faster than the competition to truly succeed.

I believe most hardware founders should be 90% focused on operational efficiency and survival, and only 10% on design innovation initially.

Throughout history, people are good at solving problems, but they often focus on the wrong problems, spending 95% of their effort on solutions rather than identifying the right issues to address.

AI tools can provide around an 85 to 90 percent solution, but additional fine-tuning is often necessary to deliver genuine value.

You should spend either zero or 25% of your time hiring; it's either not a priority or your biggest focus.

When AI can only deliver 80% of the solution, it's essential to ensure that the remaining 20% is effectively handled by human intervention.

When faced with multiple potential solutions, breaking them down makes the challenges more manageable, but prioritization is essential due to limited resources.

The greatest entrepreneurs prioritize ruthlessly, focusing on a few key details to perfect rather than spreading themselves too thin.