True fulfillment often comes from focusing on being of service rather than chasing recognition or success.

You can find a way to be great in your own way, even if you feel ordinary.

Dare to be dull; rather than striving for greatness, allow yourself to be dull, and you will reach greatness.

Being humble while also being audacious is important; recognizing your weaknesses and building around them can attract great talent.

Balancing high standards with gratitude is crucial; you don't want to look back on your career and only see a series of miserable successes without appreciating your achievements.

I believe that greatness involves elevating those around you, not just focusing on personal success.

Give your all to your goals, not just to win, but out of respect for the process and the joy of building something meaningful.

Don't aspire to glory; aspire to work. Internalize responsibility and minimize ego. A high ego-to-ability ratio can break your feedback loop to reality, so always strive to maintain a strong connection to reality in your work.

When you're competing with nothing, your product doesn't need to be amazing to start; it just needs to care more than the big companies that don't care at all.