I learned the importance of seeking knowledge from experts and being shameless in asking questions to gain insights and understanding.

I learned to embrace ambiguity early in my life, which changed my career trajectory after spending a year studying in Japan.

I learned the importance of quickly figuring things out in new domains, which is a crucial skill for success.

A single impactful conversation with an advisor can provide insights that general principles from books cannot, especially in nuanced environments.

I learned to embrace change, which has been a theme throughout my career, especially in the tech business.

The more chaotic one's environment, the greater the opportunity for creating order and finding purpose, which resonates with my calling to share knowledge about neuroscience to help those suffering during times of social disruption.

Embracing failure has been important for me; I see it as a learning experience that allows me to take more risks and be more audacious in my decisions.

I appreciate the importance of having novel insights and perspectives, rather than repeating the same ideas, which keeps conversations fresh and engaging.

When faced with uncertainty, we can choose to respond with optimism and curiosity.