After years of hard work, I still love what I do and want to continue building in the future, which is essential for long-term success.

I focus on maintaining a balance between my intellectual work and physical health, recognizing that investing in wellness pays off significantly.

What motivates me is the love of sport and the inspiration I receive from messages around the world, which energizes me to run every day.

Passion for what you're doing is essential, even in the face of challenges; it drives you to persist despite difficulties.

Transforming your relationship with activities, like running, can lead to enjoyment; I learned to love running by focusing on the quality of each step rather than the goal. An intrinsic approach ultimately improves the quality of our efforts, leading to greater extrinsic rewards when both motivations align.

I've been able to choose how I spend my time for the last 60 years, allowing me to work with people I love and enjoy what I do.

I learned that I thrive on long-term compounding, taking small steps towards ambitious goals, which makes the process enjoyable and sustainable.

I believe that being disciplined and profitable in the long run is beneficial. Companies that can maintain efficiency and discipline will fare better in changing market conditions.

I believe that pushing too hard for longevity can be counterproductive; sometimes, less is more when it comes to health practices.