Learning should never stop; as long as I am alive, I must have a purpose, perhaps to keep learning and growing.

Moving back to India before high school was a traumatic change for me, but it taught me to thrive through pivotal moments.

I believe that the desire to learn should always remain alive, and I constantly experimented on myself to shape my own life.

I learned to update my beliefs over time, and it's important to recognize that many people struggle to do this authentically.

Education must shift from a skills-based approach to a lifelong learning model, recognizing that individuals will need to continuously adapt to new job requirements throughout their lives.

I learned the importance of quickly figuring things out in new domains, which is a crucial skill for success.

My childhood memories are marked by significant changes, including my father's move to the U.S. for education, which left me separated from my family for two years, deeply impacting my emotional development.

I learned to take every opportunity with both hands and never take it for granted, especially when I was going for my MBA, which required a long journey from my hometown.

I was born with a brain that struggles to learn, and I had to develop a strong sense of self-discipline to overcome my past and become who I am today. This journey has been about extracting greatness from my struggles.