Legacy matters because it shapes how we want to be remembered. I want people to say that I cared about the world and tried to make it a better place.

The stronger the emotion you feel from an experience, the more you remember it, which is crucial for embodying new knowledge and experiences.

When designing a product, consider how users feel when they interact with it; the emotional response is important.

The key to storytelling is tapping into people's emotions and making them feel something. It's not just about being smart or saying interesting things; it's about connecting with your audience on a deeper level.

In the future, I will remember less about the actual products we've developed and more about how we worked together to create them.

The best companies grow through word of mouth, which requires that people can easily remember and understand what you do.

The experiences you go through shape who you become, and that's what truly matters in the end.

Staying present in the work is crucial; how you feel is less important unless it distracts you from the creative process.

Thoughts are the language of the brain, and feelings are the language of the body; how we think and feel creates our state of being.