Starting a company too rigidly can limit your ability to adapt and pivot, which is often necessary as your business evolves.

Careers are like a jungle gym, not a ladder. It's important to move sideways and explore different opportunities rather than just aiming to climb up.

If you have a solid general idea and avoid overly complicated plans, you create opportunities to learn and figure things out as you go.

Don't try to draw a straight line in your career; instead, find the rocket ship that matters to you.

The biggest mistake in a world with many choices is premature commitment; it's crucial to explore options before diving into a specific career or path.

Modern society offers infinite opportunities to change careers, locations, and relationships, making it essential to explore before committing to a path.

It's essential to keep yourself flexible and explore what you want to do before committing to starting a company.

When you start a company, it should feel chaotic and messy; if everything is too predictable, you may not be innovating fast enough.

There is a critical exploration phase for a company that is often ignored; it's important to allow time for ideas to develop before committing to a specific direction. Don't make a fixed plan; instead, plan to plan, allowing for adjustments every three months based on new insights and variables.