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 started programming at a young age, which built my confidence and set me on a path to entrepreneurship, showing that early experiences can be crucial for future success.

Facing real failure in my writing career pushed me to raise my game and strive for success, especially when my reputation was on the line. The pressure of deadlines and doubt from others can either crush you or make you stronger and a better fighter.

Many of the best outcomes in life are rooted in initial failures; I strive to accept setbacks as gifts, no matter how improbable that may seem.

I grew up in a tough environment as an immigrant, which shaped my intense drive to succeed and win.

After university, I initially felt confined in the family business, so I explored other projects before returning to work on ambitious engineering projects.

My parents emphasized the importance of education and pushed for my academic advancement, which led me to excel in math and eventually skip grades in school.

Every failure is a learning experience; as long as you learn from it and iterate quickly, it contributes to your growth and eventual success.

Failure is often the best teacher, forcing you to analyze every angle and understand what went wrong in order to improve in the future.