It's frustrating to be misunderstood, especially when my passion and the intensity of my message come from a place of real experience and hard work.

People often misunderstand my story, thinking I'm happy because of my achievements, but I'm still seeking fulfillment.

People can sense authenticity and motivation; if you're pursuing something for the wrong reasons, it will be evident to others.

I always prioritize substance over status, as focusing too much on prestige can dilute the core message and mission.

Startups often focus on superficial aspects, like logos and fundraising tactics, rather than addressing the actual needs of users.

The public often praises individuals for their visible success, but they overlook the years of hard work and practice that led to that success.

I rarely see the chaotic part of artists; they often show a serious side focused on their craft, which is not always obvious from their public persona.

I don't want to be judged by people who don't understand the sacrifices I've made. My journey is not about seeking approval; it's about showing others what is possible through hard work and dedication.

The realization of being shallow often comes from a focus on material success and titles, which can overshadow personal relationships and well-being.