There's no better way to become an expert than to do the work yourself.

Invest in your skills and try things you're not good at, like taking a sales job. It's important to get your hands dirty in your work.

The best thing to do is to get your hands dirty with all of these products; you could be a force multiplier to your organization in ways they never anticipated.

Making things can take a long time; I learned that committing to a project is crucial for success.

Learning a real skill involves doing something difficult, like building or creating, which fosters confidence and experience.

Learning by doing is essential; producing designs, even bad ones, helps you understand what works and what doesn't.

Learning quickly and deeply about a topic is essential; focusing on incremental improvements rather than perfection can accelerate your growth.

To become an expert in a new field, like AI, the best approach is to dive in and do the work, as I did with logistics and delivery, which helped me gain a strong understanding of the industry.

I believe that going all the way to the ground floor, especially when something's broken, is the right approach; you have to get your hands dirty and dive into the details.