The hardest part of personal growth is not learning new skills, but unlearning old habits and being willing to start from scratch.

Starting out as a loser can be advantageous because it drives you to become a winner and develop the necessary characteristics for success.

Finding out who you really are is essential for personal growth; you can't build on a false foundation.

Creating anything great requires going back to zero, which is painful but necessary for true innovation.

You have to be willing to be a fool and adopt a beginner's mind to start over; otherwise, you're just getting older without growth.

I aim to start a completely different career from scratch, learning new skills and embracing new challenges.

I realized that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me, as it allowed me to start over and pursue what I loved. Being a beginner again can free you to enter a highly creative period in your life.

Being a Founder is about creating yourself day by day, habit by habit, rather than just finding yourself.

Successful individuals, like Elon Musk, are willing to start over without pride, which allows them to take risks and pursue new ventures.