While physical products take time to distribute globally, I'm excited about moving into less physical products and focusing on software that everyone can actually use, especially if there's a social element to it, like gaming, allowing for rapid engagement.

Technology extends natural human capacities, like how social networks enhance our ability to maintain relationships beyond physical limitations.

People are more likely to use a product if they see that others are using it, as it creates a shortcut for trust and legitimacy.

Physical practices allow us to communicate and influence our mental state, making it easier to manage feelings.

Persuasion is often more effective than legislation in driving social change, as it addresses the underlying attitudes and beliefs of individuals.

Addictive behaviors can be harnessed for positive outcomes, such as using game mechanics to encourage physical activity and healthier habits.

I believe we need to balance technology with real-life experiences, as the digital realm can be more fun while real life becomes less fulfilling.

While getting on app stores can help distribution, it may not be the most critical step right now, as we can still acquire users without it.

Brands that invite customers to participate in a larger movement create a more impactful connection beyond just selling products.