In the early days, fearlessness meant being super opportunistic and finding our way, especially since the idea of crowdfunding didn't exist at that time.

Fear often causes us to bury our positive traits, stemming from early life messages that discourage standing out or being arrogant. These talents remain underground, waiting to be brought to light.

Today, fearlessness means ruthlessly prioritizing and saying no to the least important things to maintain our focus on democratizing access to capital.

Our divinity empowers us to transcend fear, enabling freedom to love, create, innovate, and express ourselves.

Overcoming the fear of what others think is key to living authentically.

Original thinkers often feel the same fear and doubt as everyone else, but they manage it differently.

Initially, we didn't articulate our values; we focused on who we enjoyed working with. As we scaled, we realized the need to define and communicate our values clearly.

When we feel safe in an organization, we combine our talents and strengths to face external dangers and seize opportunities.

As we gain experience, we lose fear, and if AI does everything for us, we risk becoming scared and helpless.