Mastering .NET Aspire: Step-by-Step Guide(Part 2)

You don’t have to be the smartest person in the room. Michael Rubin said it himself—his SAT score was “really bad.” And instead of pretending otherwise, he built his entire approach around that truth. “I’ll just outwork everyone.” No ego. No excuses. Just a decision. There’s something really important in that—he didn’t focus on what he didn’t have. He got very clear on what he could control: how hard he works, how he shows up for people, and how long he’s willing to stay in the game. Most people