Pritesh

"Sometimes we don't know the value of a moment till it becomes a memory."

At its core, metaphors perform a simple yet profound function: they bridge the unfamiliar with the familiar.

Successful social networks don't pose trick questions at the start, it’s usually clear what they want from you.

The single most important job of a leader — even if they’re mediocre at everything else — is to make decisions, and to know when and where those decisions need to be made.

If your "taste" doesn't cost you something, it's not taste. It's preference.

“Inspiration comes on the twenty-fifth attempt, not the first. If you want to make something excellent, don’t wait for a brilliant idea to strike. Create twenty-five of what you need and one will be great. Inspiration reveals itself after you get the average ideas out of the way, not before you take the first step.”

It's just been following the breadcrumbs of life that get strewn on the road along the way.

Senses that are not cultivated tend to atrophy.

PMF is effectively the nailing before the scaling.