- Constraints can be good for you. When you have limited funds, you get efficient. When you have limited time, you get productive. When you have limited options, you get serious.
Most people don’t respect momentum. They treat it like a nice-to-have instead of what it really is: the single most powerful force in execution.
Momentum doesn’t just make things easier. It changes the game. It turns hard problems into solvable ones. It makes good ideas spread faster. It removes friction, attracts talent, and creates its own gravity. When you have momentum, people take you more seriously. Doors open that would have stayed shut. The work that used to feel impossible starts to feel inevitable.
But momentum is fragile. It takes months to build and seconds to lose. A bad decision. A slow response. A few weeks of hesitation. Suddenly, everything that was flowing starts to stall. The compounding effect reverses. The energy fades. And once momentum is gone, getting it back is ten times harder.
The top 1% understand this. When they gain momentum, they move like their life depends on it. They don’t stop to admire their progress. They don’t slow down for comfort. They press harder. They know momentum isn’t something you manage, it’s something you ride. The second you ease up, it starts slipping away.
The first step is recognizing momentum when you have it. Most people don’t. They waste it. They assume it will last. The second step is pushing even harder when things are working. The best don’t relax when they win. They double down. The third step is cutting anything that slows you down. Bureaucracy, hesitation, unnecessary debates. Anything that adds drag must go.
Momentum is either working for you or against you. The ones who protect it get further, faster. The ones who don’t spend their lives wondering where it went.
I just listened to your story on TV, and it might be the most inspiring thing I have come across this year.
Thank you for sharing your experience🙏
I'm looking forward to reading the full story in your books; "Against All Odds" and "From Wheelchair to High Heels"
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3/ There is no magic bullet to succeed at startups.
U must be above average in ideas, design, UX, coding, sales, marketing, presentation, copywriting, content, customer support, etc.
Think of a soccer player. Can u be a winner if they run like a snail? Or shoot like my grandma?
1. I don't believe in employment. At all.
Employees stand no chance against founders, like a mother of a child vs a nanny.
I know how to go from an idea to a successful product. Not just once but over and over again.
Instead of doing it one by one, I wanted to do many.
"Somebody should tell us right at the start of our lives that we are dying.
So that we might live life to the limit every minute of every day.
Do it, I say; whatever you want to do, do it now.
There are only so many tomorrows."
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"Youth is wasted on the young."
You can always make more of anything else; but not time.
Most young people often fail to appreciate their youth and the opportunities it brings, taking them for granted until they have passed.
Let's not squander what's obviously precious.