The price of success often involves personal sacrifice and the risk of losing sight of what truly matters. It's important to ensure that your ambitions align with your values to avoid future regrets.

Success comes from doing the things others won't do; embrace the hard work.

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

The pressure of having to succeed can be a privilege, as it drives you to perform at your best.

Effort and thought inequality exist; some people are simply more driven. If those individuals succeed, it doesn't mean they took from others; it means they invested the necessary energy and effort to achieve their goals.

Every success story shares underlying principles, emphasizing that excellence is defined by the ability to endure and manage pain.

Alleviating the pressure to achieve greatness allows for a more authentic pursuit of personal goals, while I push myself to be my best and recognize that the pressure to be great can be overwhelming.

Excellence is the capacity to take pain; persevering through pain is mandatory for achieving success.

The journey is not only the reward; it's the only thing there is. Success is fleeting, and it's human nature to quickly bank it, leading to a cycle of desire and dissatisfaction.