Everything I've done in my life, I didn't want to do; I built my willpower through years of suffering and hard work.

I created the drive to become someone better in my life, and I've spent years trying to explain that to others, but the real challenge is putting that practice into actual work.

I realized that my workaholic tendencies stemmed from a fear of annihilation and a desire to prove my worth, which I had to confront to find balance in my life.

I trained for being buried alive by sleeping in a coffin in my garage to avoid panic attacks when I was underground.

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.

Facing your dark side is essential for growth; every challenge faced leads to greater victories than those easily attained.

I built a lot of stuff for myself throughout my childhood, including games and a music player, which laid the foundation for my later projects.

Building an internal medicine cabinet of experiences and overcoming obstacles is crucial; without it, you'll always rely on external sources for motivation.

The world and life are the ultimate competitors; they will find your weakness and hammer you.