Everyone thinks of themselves as unique, complex individuals and yet, we are very quick to put people in boxes.
Be on the right side of the screen.
Stop paying so much attention to what everyone else is doing and run your own race. How much time is spent reading other people's posts on social media, watching other people's exploits in the news, listening to other people's ideas on podcasts? Go have coffee with a friend. Go make something. Go outside. All those hours spent looking at someone else's life on a screen could be used to take action in your own life.
What might be the biggest trap in startups:
Mistaking how much you value what you built with how much people value it.
You can spend years of R&D on making sth nobody wants to buy, while people pay money for stuff that an engineer would consider trivial to create.
"The hospital needs to make money [...]. The problem there is that if you figure out a way to help patients heal in a way that doesn't include a pill or a surgery [...] and you can't charge them for it, well, you just worked yourself out of a job. "
The modern medical system is designed to treat *symptoms*, not to address the *root causes* of the illnesses people develop.
What's the cause then? Modern lifestyle.
If humans are so smart, why aren't we able to understand communication between other animals (like whales) already?
Ticking all the boxes there
But push it to an extreme and you realize that most of your happiness comes from being part of a pack
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Never regret a day in your life.
Good days give happiness.
Bad days give experience.
The worst days give lessons.
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