As an introvert entrepreneur, you have to believe in order to overcome shyness and succeed.

As an entrepreneur, you must believe in your idea even when others do not, and sometimes you have to will your vision into existence despite external resistance.

Believing in your idea is essential to get through the hard days of entrepreneurship.

In moments of self-doubt, I learned that many successful entrepreneurs faced similar challenges and grew by making mistakes and learning from them.

Believing in your product and having resilience is crucial as an entrepreneur. You must dig deep when no one else believes in your vision and ensure your team shares that belief.

I'm an introvert and I manage it as best I can, balancing my role as a public company CEO with my introverted nature.

Despite receiving negative feedback daily, I want you to believe that it's possible to overcome all challenges in the entrepreneurial journey. Starting a startup is an optimistic act that requires a commitment to make the time investment and work until the work is done.

My journey to entrepreneurship began with my dyslexia, which shaped my unique perspective and ability to see the world differently.

Embracing inadequacy is part of the entrepreneurial journey, and it's essential to seek wisdom and guidance along the way.