My mentor said to me: obstacles are in our way to overcome
I’m extremely grateful for the self-reflective process and for the opportunity to tell my story to @PDSoros. I’m proud to be an immigrant and a child of immigrants. Thanks to all who have supported and encouraged me
It took me a long time to learn that happiness is something you can train yourself to become better at it. It just takes some dedication, practice and persistence.
These habits have helped me become a much happier person:
Loving this quote from Bezos final letter:
"If you want to be successful in business (in life, actually), you have to create more than you consume. Your goal should be to create value for everyone you interact with.”
The funny part about every PM wanting to do strategy is that writing a strategy isn't the growth signal they think.
It's executing on that strategy across multiple quarters & teams that's hard & the thing that signals growth. Way less glamorous, way harder, way more valuable.
The world operates on this weird law where the best things happen to you when you’re not trying super hard to do anything other than just expressing yourself truthfully
I have a little life hack that nobody asked for: Every day or most days, if it fits your lifestyle, talk to your parents or someone else you love for 30 minutes to an hour, and - this is the key part - clean some part of your house while you do it
Elon Musk once said.
‘Stop being patient and start asking yourself, how do I accomplish my 10 years plan in 6 months?
You will probably fail but you will be lot further ahead of the person who simply accepted it was going to take 10 years.’
garlic is to cooking as vanilla extract is to baking in that the amount i add to my food is guided by reckless extravagance and utter disregard, verging on mild contempt, for the recipe as written
Don’t try selling yourself to people who don’t believe in you. Opt out of skeptics. Find your true believers and fans. Manifestation is all about energy transfer and people meeting you at your energy level.
Invest in people early. Don't wait until they've made it to be kind and helpful. Rinse and repeat.
Still the best piece of career advice I received early in my career. So much more fulfilling to rise with great people.