If you can go back in time what advice would you give to yourself on the start of your tech journey?

More networking, learning, and sharing.

3 Startup and Venture Capital Learnings - Pick your battles (like, seriously, don't sweat the small things) - Learn coding, even as a non-techie - Don't complicate things. Simple ideas isn't equal to basic/bad

"focus on the skills and grow your network"

I would push myself to be more curious 🤔

1. be open to continuous learning and personal growth; 2. don't be afraid to take risks and make mistakes;

Anything is possible!! I'm believing more in this with age. This advice would have paced up my journey

Fuck-ups are ok. They give you the most memorable lessons. Surround yourself with people with high emotional intelligence.

I used to have the shiny things chasing syndrome. I used to build so many different things and left them when completed while regretted why I'm not progressing. I'd rather suggest my younger one to stick to something for a long period of time when see value in it, show up consistently - everyday and try to make it better to solve someone's problem. The boring things often are the best strategy to grow faster.

I would have started launching on Product Hunt a long time ago! We are launching today for the first time (Burnout Bot) and it's been a wild ride/lots of learning. If we would have started launching on PH years ago when we started tinkering, we may have had a huge following by now!

Don't overcomplicate things, and getting something done is better than getting it perfect.