Everyone overweights position and underweights momentum, because position is the only thing visible from a snapshot.

If you think you are alone in your problems, you are not alone. There are 7 billion people out there. Someone is going through the same thing.

People ask if a more mindful, more self-forgiving mindset comes at cost to your drive to win. No, I think it's makes that drive to win sustainable.

Everything you have and will ever have, you will one day lose. Your health, your family, your life. No matter how much you kick and scream and fight. Prepare yourself for that moment, accept it, and be at peace.

Everyone says they love learning, but learning is mostly struggling and failing until you finally figure something out. If you want to grow you have to accept pain.

Impermanence of everything is a universal constant. No matter what kind of legacy, family, foundation, or business you've created, one day it will disappear and no one will remember anything of your life.

One of the most important skills I've built is the ability to sit with discomfort. Being able to be uncomfortable (bored, on the receiving end of anger, in pain) and not needing to escape has changed my happiness and my life.

Surround yourself with people who do what you want to do, and eventually you'll wake up to find yourself doing the same.

Talk to that customer. You need to create a tight feedback loop between interviewing your customer and understanding their needs, then building and testing product iterations. The tighter the loop, the better.

Don't create expectations around things you don't control. One of those things: other people's actions.

Humans are born free, but habituated by society to obey by default. Flex your freedom muscle by questioning instead of blindly following authority.

When you have something you want to do in your life: Just fuc*ing do it. Don't second guess yourself, don't overthink it. Go with your instincts and have a bias to action.

Stop running from pain. Pain is here to teach you something.

All people deserve your kindness, but none more so than you.

Stay humble, do your best, and the rest will follow.

Most of us live in a post-scarcity world, yet are still running mental algorithms from a resource scare world. Thus we have anxiety, overconsumption and self-torture. Seeing that truth is the first step to liberation.

Fear of change is a human instinct. Embracing change is a superhuman ability.

My entire career has been pivoting from company to company. Some people call it lack of planning or direction, I call it flexibility and good improvisational skills.

My advice is flip a coin. If you regret the way it landed, then go with your gut.

Remember, everything you are building today will be killed or iterated. The former is more likely than the latter. Great products are created by many incremental improvements.