Wisdom often comes from taking time to understand a situation before rushing to make decisions; we need to slow down and reflect.

Science and spirituality can work together to create a wisdom that helps us navigate and transcend the challenges of our time.

Philosophy and wisdom cannot be transmitted; they must be rediscovered through personal experience. Each person's understanding of truth is unique and shaped by their own context.

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.

Hindsight is a mixture of data, wisdom, and perspective, and I hope that it helps you make better decisions in the future.

Humility is essential for leaders; it shows respect for others and acknowledges that they bring valuable contributions to the team. It prevents leaders from placing themselves on a pedestal and fosters a collaborative environment.

Curiosity and the willingness to understand others' perspectives are crucial for building connections and fostering community.

To effectively manage, pause and consider the perspectives of others before responding to important issues, as this can prevent misunderstandings and conflicts.

There's a difference between seeming wise and being wise; true wisdom comes from genuine understanding rather than rote memorization, which often indicates a lack of understanding as it can masquerade as wisdom.