Sometimes, not knowing the limitations can lead to innovation; being naive can allow you to create things that others think are impossible.

The belief that you can create something valuable is essential; it drives action and innovation, even in the face of self-doubt.

The moment I was given the chance to attempt the INEOS 1:59 Challenge, I felt a deep appreciation for the opportunity to make history and show that no human is limited.

Belief in the importance of the cause is essential for founders. The world needs supersonic flight, and that belief drives me to overcome challenges and doubts.

It's important for creators to push through challenges and explore various ways to achieve their goals, rather than accepting limitations at face value.

The concept of the beginning of infinity suggests that while there may be limits imposed by cosmological conditions, it is still up to us to determine how we fill the potential for knowledge and creativity.

This challenge taught me that when you decide to pursue something, you can achieve it, reinforcing that nothing is impossible if you plan and prepare well. Teamwork is essential; it's about a group of people who trust each other and work towards a common goal, just like in sailing where 120 people collaborate to support one individual in winning a challenge.

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

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