Either/Or #18

Quick quiz 👇

1/o

It makes sense that older founders have the edge over younger ones, and I get why. 

When I look back at myself in my 20s, trying to start my first and even second company... I honestly had no clue what I was doing. 

Now, in my mid-30s, it's a whole different game. I know exactly what works, what doesn’t, and my chances of success are way higher 🚀

2/o

Interesting to see that English and French are leading in getting information across the fastest ‍🏃‍➡️

3/o

As an immigrant, I can say this is spot on.

Being an immigrant means constantly living outside your comfort zone—which is exactly what it takes to be an entrepreneur.

4/o

Over the last year, I heavily researched SSRIs (a widely used type of antidepressant), and honestly, I’m shocked they're still prescribed so easily. 

The data shows they really only help people with severe depression—not so much for those with anxiety or mild depression. 

Plus, the list of potential side effects is huge, yet doctors rarely talk about them. 

Just something to be aware of 🙏

5/o

Exactly! When I first raised funding for my startup, everyone was congratulating me, and I remember feeling totally confused. 

In my mind, I was just getting started—tons of work ahead, plenty of ways things could go wrong. 

Didn’t feel like there was anything to celebrate yet 🤷‍♂️

bonus/o

I’ve been doing this neck stretch every day just because it feels amazing—but now I find out it actually helps calm the sympathetic nervous system too.

Double win! 💪