Prioritize Learning & People

in the beginning of your career, how did you make your choices? — I'm a very stubborn person. Like when I decided that I didn't want to work at Goldman Sachs, even though nothing wrong with Goldman Sachs, right? But I just decided I didn't want to do it. That was like a very dumb move in the sense that I just went like no, I'm not going to do it. I'm going to go find a job that I really want to do. Most people were just like, why don't you just stay there, you know, work there, gain that experience, which is fair, but I was very stubborn in a sense. I don't think it's where I would have excelled at. It's not where I think I would have learned the most things. So, I didn't. And I took the risk of potentially not having a job, getting kicked out of the country. I took the risk of all of those things because I knew that was a better choice than just doing something where I felt like I wasn't learning the most. Like I prioritized learning over everything else and prioritize people as