Even though I had a traditional career path, my choices have been driven by a desire to solve compelling human problems.

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.

The secret to longevity in my career is loving what I do and being self-disciplined, which allows me to maintain my passion for running over the years.

I've become more ruthless about prioritizing my own needs and freedom. I no longer keep a schedule and operate more freely, which has given me a sense of liberation.

I would love to have more time to invest in every decision I make regarding investments.

I don't attend social events like weddings or birthdays unless I choose to. My wife understands that I make my own decisions, and I prioritize my time according to my own preferences. My entire life is about serendipity; I interact with whoever I want, whenever I want, and I make decisions based on my mood at the moment.

The best thing for my mental health has been giving in to my innate nature to work; I feel happiest when I work without constraints.

The most valuable asset isn't money; it's your time, and I wanted to retire young to experience everything life has to offer.

My parents gave me a lot of freedom during my childhood, allowing me to explore and develop my interests, which I believe was crucial for my success.