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.

Forget about companies, you work better on your own! Try to be hungry not only for technology but also for sales and marketing... because the coolest product won't sell itself!

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!