I dropped out of my PhD program in machine learning to join a startup, which was a high-risk decision that ultimately paid off.

After dropping out, I could stop taking required classes that didn't interest me and start attending classes that sparked my curiosity.

I decided against attending university because I wanted to build something I care about and believe in, opting instead to learn by doing and joining companies.

I believe starting a startup immediately after college was the right decision, as waiting could have led to developing bad habits and a lack of motivation.

I dropped out of high school to begin my journey as a software engineer after being offered a job at a startup in Switzerland.

My mother put me in a program called Job Corps after I dropped out of high school, which ultimately saved my life and set me on the right path.

All the decisions I made based on my gut instinct turned out to be right, while those influenced by others were wrong.

I believe that the best decisions in business often happen for the wrong reasons, as was the case with my decision to attend law school.

In college, I became heavily involved in the newspaper, which led to my expulsion due to neglecting my classes, but I later graduated and found that experience valuable in my entrepreneurial journey.