Simon Sinek

I strongly disagree with the idea of children having smartphones before high school. Early exposure to smartphones can hinder their social development and creativity. Instead, children should engage in activities that enhance their interpersonal skills and foster meaningful relationships.

While personal development is undoubtedly important for individual growth and fulfillment, it can become self-centered if not balanced with a sense of responsibility to others. Simply focusing on personal growth without fostering a sense of community and contribution to society can lead to disconnection and a breakdown in social cohesion.

While intuition is important, it should be informed by data to drive innovation effectively. Data provides insight that complements our instincts, leading to better decision-making.

Saying 'yes' more often opens doors to new possibilities, fosters growth, and builds connections. It's about embracing opportunity and stepping out of our comfort zones to lead with optimism.