In your head, think of one person you know that should never start a business. >> Yes. Why did you think of that person without telling me who they are.Because [music] they make a lot of money at their job and they like their job well enough. They're not miserable. They're in their late 40s and they probably feel like it would be too big of [music] a risk to start something. >> And you objectively agree that it would be too big of a risk for them.>> Yeah. Cuz people come to me like hoping that I'll encourag ...

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Founder Traits - Great founders possess arrogance, believing they can outperform competitors [1] - Simultaneously, they exhibit insecurity, driven to prove others wrong [1] - "Well-balanced," "wholesome," and "chill" are not typical traits of empire builders [1] - The goal is to inspire a sense of reluctance in others to compete [1]

Core Message - A single voice, action, or movement can significantly impact individuals, communities, and society [1] - Small actions can have monumental consequences, aligning with the butterfly effect concept [1] - Speaking up and finding one's passion can lead to positive change in the world [11][12] Personal Empowerment - Overcoming personal insecurities and struggles can lead to self-discovery and growth [1] - Recognizing the impact of one's voice and actions on others can inspire positive change [2][3] - Encouraging individuals to be the reason for someone else's positive experience [8] Social Impact - Collective voices can drive significant change, as demonstrated by movements like MeToo [7] - Addressing issues like menstrual health openly can transform communities [4][5] - Creating a world where every voice is heard can lead to a better society [10]

[Applause] [Music] Who am I. The eternal question. Am I right.Um, throughout my life, I've explored a series of relationships. And this includes not only my relationship with other people, but also my relationship with myself. In growing up, I've tried my best to figure out how I work and why I am the way I am.I'm still trying to figure this out. I'm a big believer in experiences and upbringing shaping who people grow up to be. I myself through my experiences and through other people that I've observed has ...