My Principles

Since my early years of the university, I have been in professional business and combined academic research and business activities.

I have worked and gained experience in many environments, including universities, institutes, research projects, massive corporations, small companies, and early-stage startups. I mostly learned from my mistakes and understood that life is not long enough to learn only from our own mistakes. Then I also decided to learn from other people’s mistakes. As an economist who deeply internalizes Survival Bias and Karenina principles, I believe in the power of failures. Failures create an experience when it combines with “knowledge” and turns to privilege when there is wisdom.

During my journey as a scientist and entrepreneur who experienced two startups (from scratch to exit), I have decided to follow my principles which are constituted of blood, sweat, and tears.

I have seven principles, and I follow them during my professional career, studies, and daily life; “See & Discover,” “Own & Learn,” “Think & Master,” “Create & Share,” “Listen & Explain,” “Commit & Do,” and “Be the Best.”