People often seek external validation, but true motivation comes from within, through unseen work and personal accountability.

The inner work is crucial; even after achieving success, I found that external validation doesn't fill the void inside.

I don't want to be judged by people who don't understand the sacrifices I've made. My journey is not about seeking approval; it's about showing others what is possible through hard work and dedication.

I would still pursue my projects without my name attached, as the impact of doing something good is more fulfilling than personal recognition.

The source of sustained motivation comes from enjoying your work and believing it matters, rather than seeking fame or money.

It's often more valuable to undertake challenges for personal reasons rather than for external validation, as this can lead to deeper personal insights and growth.

If you have an idea, pursue it independently without seeking validation from others, as the experience of creating something can be incredibly rewarding, regardless of the outcome.

My motivation comes from the hard work of the people around me, including farmers and soldiers, which inspires me to give my best and not relax or sleep.

My inner voice often tells me I'm not good enough, but I work to overcome that negativity.