You don't need to read business books to learn how to excel in business; you can find inspiration in natural wonders, like witnessing the birth of an octopus.

During my trip to the Galapagos Islands, I reflected on Darwin's theory of evolution and its parallels to business, emphasizing the need for entrepreneurs to adapt to survive.

Reading is crucial for personal development; my favorite management book is 'High Output Management' by Andy Grove, which is essential for scaling an organization.

Books like 'The Origins of Virtue' by Matt Ridley provide a deep understanding of human behavior and negotiation.

The 'Origin of Species' by Charles Darwin explains human behavior better than anything else, as it provides insight into how humans work on a large scale.

I learned about business economics from my dad, who was a lawyer, and from a friend who was very career-focused and introduced me to Fortune Magazine.

Reading foundational texts and blogs by successful entrepreneurs is essential for students who want to succeed in startups, as these resources provide critical insights not always covered in class.

Books like 'Sapiens' are great for understanding history and science in an approachable way.

I believe biology is the most powerful manufacturing platform on the planet, and I want to use it to build innovative solutions.