People often ask about the best decision, but we think it’s also very enlightening to learn about people’s most difficult decisions and the frameworks they used to think through those decisions.

Jake Moreno

I want my pizza to be a part of people’s cherished memories, where the taste becomes forever linked to their special moments. When I think about life’s best moments, food is almost always part of them. My goal is for my pizza to stand out as something unique and memorable, so that, years from now, when people look back on that day, they’ll remember not just the occasion but also hopefully the amazing pizza they enjoyed. If my pizza can evoke those memories by proxy, then I know I’ve created something truly special. Read more>>

Shahriar Afshar

The most difficult decision was to leave the comfort & safety of my 25-year government career for the private sector. The longer you stay, the more you feel the golden handcuff ie. retirement, benefits, security, familiarly, etc. All are wonderful things to have at some point but you will never be free if you don’t take that jump or at least lean into a new direction. Read more>>

Eddie Lin

The most difficult decision I’ve ever had to make was during the COVID pandemic when my grandmother’s health began to decline. As an international worker in the U.S., my visa status and travel restrictions made it almost impossible to go back to Taiwan without facing lengthy re-entry issues. I had to make the heartbreaking choice to stay in the States, even knowing that I might not get the chance to see her one last time. Being so far away during her final days was one of the hardest experiences of my life. Read more>>

Cherry Estrella

The most significant lesson my career has taught me is the importance of passion and patience. I firmly believe that to create something meaningful, you must genuinely love what you’re building. Early on, I struggled with impatience, wanting immediate results. However, I’ve learned that true growth takes time—time to learn, adapt, and improve. Embracing this process is essential for lasting success. Read more>>