In the past, I filmed a video on a deserted island but didn't like the edit, so I returned to re-film it after spending another 24 hours there.

I trained for being buried alive by sleeping in a coffin in my garage to avoid panic attacks when I was underground.

The hardest part of making a video in Antarctica was just getting there due to its remoteness and challenging conditions.

I lived in Airbnb's for nearly a year out of necessity, which allowed me to deeply understand the product and its impact.

Going through a crypto winter is brutal; it's probably the lowest point I've experienced as a founder.

When I was buried alive, I had a quarter of a million dollars spent on safety measures, and I was probably safer in that coffin than above ground.

Everything I've done in my life, I didn't want to do; I built my willpower through years of suffering and hard work.

I grew up in a one-room house with my family, and despite the extreme poverty, we never felt the burden of it, as my parents worked incredibly hard to ensure we never felt the struggles of our circumstances.

I learned to avoid filming in extreme heat or on water, as those conditions can significantly affect my enjoyment and performance.