Entrepreneurs often start by addressing their own needs and then expand their solutions to help others, driven by a desire to make a positive impact on society.

My journey to entrepreneurship began with my dyslexia, which shaped my unique perspective and ability to see the world differently.

The journey of building a company is as important as the success itself; entrepreneurs often start companies to change the world as they see it.

Agency in entrepreneurship allows individuals to express their ideas and have a meaningful impact on the world, which is essential in today's economy. I've had seven startups that went from $0 to a million in their first 12 months and three that have gone over $10 million. I've also run an entrepreneur accelerator for 5,500 companies, so I spend a lot of time thinking about entrepreneurship.

Having a mix of ambition and naivety can empower entrepreneurs to take bold steps that they might not otherwise consider.

Successful entrepreneurs often have a mission beyond making money; they aim to create meaningful change in the world, which drives their success.

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.

Having a huge amount of ambition and a good amount of naivety helps entrepreneurs get started; that dreamer within you enables bolder actions that others might avoid.

Entrepreneurs have a unique ability to identify where they can have the most impact, which is crucial when taking on new projects.