What's one piece of advice you'd give your younger self at the start of your career?

Learn the basics, don't skip them, and start investing and saving money!

Believe in yourself, no matter how experienced or educated you are already. If you know you can do it, you'll handle it

Never Give Up

Don't be afraid of risks and challenges.

Don't get frustrated in advices from few people

Be patient and learn things, good things take time.

I would first tell my younger self, take a lot of risk. The older you get the more challenging it is to take risk. Also take massive amounts of action. I mean 20% thinking and 80% action. Lastly learn from your actions and failures. Flip the narrative on how you feel about failure to how you feel about success. Because everyone fails more than they succeed.

Don't overcomplicate things. Validate one hypothesis at a time. Lean Lean Lean. Brand (conceptually and visually) matters. Creativity in all the verticals is our secret weapon.

a lot of interesting pieces of advice here

If you want to succeed greatly, you should set high goals and reach for the stars. You can't really know what you're capable of unless you put yourself to the test.