I care too much about connecting everyone; it's essential for communities to channel their energy to do great things.

I believe in investing in fewer people for marketing rather than trying to reach everyone; this focused approach can yield better results.

Despite a rough start with poor investment outcomes, I focused on connecting people and hosting events to build my network.

I look for founders with a long-term vision, focusing on making customers happy and creating jobs rather than just getting rich quickly.

I invest because I love meeting great founders and helping them succeed, not just for the money. I find it incredibly satisfying to give advice to founders like Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page in their early years and then watch their companies take off, knowing I contributed to their success.

Many nonprofits lack effective feedback loops and often don't use funds wisely, so I prefer to invest in projects that create tangible value.

During meetings with potential partners, I focused on connecting as humans first, which helped in building relationships despite the competitive landscape.

I believe in a 'go, go, go' approach combined with a long-term compounding mindset to drive product development and success.

I believe in building a team that is densely connected and trusts each other, as this fosters better collaboration and understanding of each other's strengths and weaknesses.