Vox was built on the idea of explanatory journalism, and I trusted that we needed more of that in the media.

In my professional life, I initially said yes to many opportunities, but I learned to prioritize authenticity and only engage with things I truly care about.

I don't focus on sharpening my voice over years; instead, I connect deeply with the ideas in my pieces and improve through repetition.

Listening to my audience is important, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. I also need to rely on my metrics and maintain my vision for the content I create, rather than just following audience requests.

I didn't trust my editorial voice at the beginning of my career, which made it hard for others to understand what I wanted from them.

I pivoted Salesforce's entire focus to Agentforce based on customer feedback, demonstrating its significance for the company. I constantly ask myself if I'm doing everything necessary to make Agentforce successful.

When I engage with the audience, I focus on one person at a time, which helps me gauge their reactions and ensure my words are landing effectively.

I learned from Steve Jobs that focusing on one thing at a time is essential for success, which is why I'm concentrating on Agentforce.

I used to study YouTube analytics intensely, but now I focus on creating content that resonates with viewers rather than getting caught up in algorithm changes.