Have a strong bias for action and execution, not just ideas.

Think in terms of compounding advantages: small improvements made consistently can create huge results over time.

Build systems and processes that can scale, not just tactics that work temporarily.

Protect your energy for the few truly important decisions and avoid getting lost in trivialities.

Maintain curiosity and a willingness to learn, especially in fast-changing fields.

Be willing to disagree and commit once a decision has been made.