Vita Sidorkina-Morabito

Coming from a highly competitive industry where support wasn’t always easy to find, this took me a minute to learn. But oh boy! You grow so much faster when your friends grow too. That energy of growth is magnetic.

There’s no expiration date on learning something new. Evolving and learning are part of being human, and that’s something I’ll never take for granted.

At the beginning of my entrepreneurial journey, it hurt when people didn’t support me the way I hoped or fully understand what I was trying to build. Something I’ve learned: your first cheerleader should always be YOU.

Cringe is a price you pay for growth. If you’re trying to play it cool from day one, you’ll hold yourself back. You have to care more about what you’re building than how you look while doing it.

One thing I appreciate about American business culture is how many people who’ve succeeded find fulfillment in helping others. What’s the worst that can happen when you ask? They say no? You’ll survive, haha.

I used to be scared to try new things, especially after a failure. Then I realized how many successful entrepreneurs had failed before they succeeded. It’s part of the game.

If you want to build something successful, no job should be beneath you. That’s the mindset I bring, and I only hire people who share it.