I didn’t read a single book between ages 16 and 24. Not one. In high school, reading was punishment — forced classics that felt like dental work. In college, textbooks…
I started my first business with $47, a broken laptop, and a naive belief that “if you build it, they will come.” They did not come. I spent three months…
I was 23 years old, sitting in a Taco Bell parking lot at 11 PM, doing math on the back of a receipt. Not fun math. The kind of math…
I used to think success was about raw talent. I burned myself out in my early twenties chasing achievements, convinced I needed to be naturally ‘good’ at everything. When things…
When I was 22, I graduated with a degree I loved but a bank account that felt like a leaky bucket. I kept swiping my card for coffee, concerts, and…