Life is about learning and correcting errors; if you're learning, you'll often be wrong and need to update your beliefs.

Overcoming the fear of what others think is key to living authentically.

It's tough to maintain conviction when others doubt your vision. Over time, it becomes easier, but in the beginning, you have to push through the skepticism and keep going despite the challenges.

I need to change my mindset much faster than I believe is reasonable. It's easy to fall in love with your ideas, but you need to pivot quickly and treat pivots as a badge of honor.

In our current challenging environment, we must prioritize authenticity over performative actions, embracing humility and patience for real internal change.

The journey to self-discovery is ongoing; it doesn't get easier, but you become more resilient and grounded in your identity.

I had to be honest with myself about my character flaws and the things I lied about, which helped me understand who I really am.

I learned to be more authentic over time, moving away from trying to fit a certain mold of what a CEO should be, which has made me a happier person.

The ability to adapt and embrace being wrong is crucial; conviction must be balanced with a willingness to change based on new data.