What's something you wish you'd figured out sooner?

Ship fast, ship often!

I wish I had understood the importance of seeking mentors and guidance earlier in my career.

that procrastination is a skill, and like any skill it can be unlearned by practicing its opposite which is taking action.

oh, the value of time. we often mistake busy for productive. not the same. realized i don't have to say yes to everything. 'no' can be a complete sentence. the power of compound interest, not just in finance but in skills and relationships. learning to let go. not every battle needs to be won. sometimes walking away is victory. imposter syndrome? we all have it. the key isn't to eliminate it but to dance with it. mistakes aren't failures. they're tuition fees for life lessons. wish i embraced that sooner. importance of mental health. it’s not a luxury; it’s a necessity. don't skimp on self-care. don't wait for permission. if you have an idea, just start. action breeds clarity. listening is underrated. sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to understand it first. ultimately, life's not a race. it's a journey. enjoy each step, don't just sprint to the finish.

How to market and get my product started. Still haven't figure that out.

How to become selfish with bad people

How to prioritize my tasks based on internal values and not external. I’ve just recently discovered that I was allowing the wrong things to motivate my decisions.

That marketing trumps building

What you can get done right now is what matters. The future only exists in your head, it’s not the reality

Effective time management and how great it is to continuously read good books