Working on something you're passionate about is a competitive advantage because when you're not seeing results you won't quit.

You know you're a founder when quitting isn't an option. Even if you run out of money.

Idk about you, but I’d rather cry over the stress of my startup than over my shitty manager at a corporate job

Being CEO of a startup is a tough & lonely job so please surround yourself with other founders, mentors, and most importantly a team that believes.

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Startups are not built in working days and office hours

I refuse to do business with people I don’t like. That’s a big change in my life that has had immediate positive consequences.

Something I taught 13 yo: Supply and demand causes jobs people like to be low paid. So the only way to get paid a lot to do something you like is to be able to do something few other people can.

Startups might fail. Their entrepreneurs do not.

Loneliness is without a doubt the hardest part of being a founder.

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Be selfish with your time. A lot of people don't deserve it.

Behind every successful startup were people courageous enough to fail in front of the entire world.

Discipline will take you much further than IQ ever will.

Steve Jobs said: “The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller.” Legendary brands like Apple and Nike are built on storytelling. Here's the simple 7 step framework to help you master storytelling:

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