I started Facebook at 19, knowing nothing about business, and didn't even realize I was starting a company.

I started programming at a young age, which built my confidence and set me on a path to entrepreneurship, showing that early experiences can be crucial for future success.

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.

If you start a startup at 20 and it is successful, you will miss out on experiences that are valuable for personal growth.

I started my entrepreneurial journey in high school by creating web design and marketing businesses, which provided valuable experience in building and managing a team.

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 founded my first company in middle school and started inDinero from my UC Berkeley dorm room while studying computer science.

Life is too short to waste time in school when there are 7 billion people on Earth; I wanted to contribute to something meaningful and believed starting a company was the fastest way to make progress.

I've always wanted to start a company, but I didn't feel confident enough to believe I could do it.