The best way to come up with good ideas: don’t get stuck on other ideas first.

As humans, we like the world in black and white. But there's no such thing.

As humans, we love certainty. We love telling stories to explain things. The problem is, almost nothing is certain.

My post-university years turned out to be a whirlwind education on what it takes to build startups.

It's hard to know what excellence looks like until you see it in action. My university summer job taught me what it means to be a professional.

There were multiple factors, of course. But there was one book which pushed me into the world of business and entrepreneurship.

I got the broad things right with university: where I wanted to go, and what I wanted to study. But I'd do a few things differently another time around.

I knew one thing when I graduated high school: I wanted to build things.

I remember very few specific lessons from school. But there is one exercise I remember from history, which continues to influence my writing today.

I grew up right next to the ocean. It played a big part in my childhood, and it continues to hold a special place for me today.