Preparation and planning are crucial, but the real change comes from the mindset; I was preparing for my only chance to make history, believing I could do it.

Being humble while also being audacious is important; recognizing your weaknesses and building around them can attract great talent.

A champion mentality is about having a no-quit attitude, accepting fears and doubts, and continuing to put in the work regardless of how I feel.

A champion mentality is built on resilience, focus, and the ability to learn from failures.

A champion mentality is built on resilience, discipline, and the ability to learn from failures.

Passion for what you're doing is essential, even in the face of challenges; it drives you to persist despite difficulties.

Humility is about taking what's given to you and making it work. This approach often leads to faster progress than people expect, as even trivial jobs can lead to better opportunities if done well.

Going through intense challenges like Hell Week reveals insecurities you didn't know you had, and it's crucial to be prepared for those obstacles.

You must build belief and confidence through the daunting tasks you put yourself through, which serve as proof that you can achieve your goals.