Andrés Olivé

My belief in God helps me get rid of fear and self-doubt. Whenever I'm going through struggle, failure, or uncertainty, I know that because God is in charge, I'm supposed to go through that. That's the right place to be.

I am driven by one simple truth: the whole point of life is to enjoy it, to love deeply, and to be in service of something greater than myself.

Take action. Take action as fast as you can.

The difficult periods in my life have shown me that cruelty, despair, and anger live within me. Experiencing those things in myself lets me view the world with compassion. Witnessing my own shadow is what allows me to look at others with understanding.

Purpose and work don't have to be separate: - Purposeful business - Business for purpose - For the good of the world - For your own good - For your family - For health and happiness Purpose and work can coexist along the same line.

Listen to your heart. If something isn't meant for you, stop. Or at least question whether that belief is your own or if it's someone else's belief that was installed in your mind.

I believe in moving fast, failing forward, and iterating constantly. Collapsing the distance between decision and action. Not perfecting before acting, but acting and then improving.

When your decisions meet the world immediately, you get immediate feedback. You cannot hide in comfortable delusions about what you would do. You discover what you actually do. Liberating.

Love makes life worth living. The people you love are the source of both meaning and joy. Optimizing for enjoyment means prioritizing love above all else. Love first. The rest follows.

True love requires showing up as yourself, not who others want you to be. Accepting yourself is what gives you the capacity to love others fully. Love means refusing to betray your values for approval.

I think having faith in God is the single greatest source of peace that anyone could hope for. When you know He's in charge, you're free to enjoy every moment. No worry. No anxiety. Just enjoying life.

Speed without joy is burnout. Joy without speed is stagnation. The best life is fast action and deep enjoyment. Not one or the other. Both at the same time.