I want my kids to have a relationship with me like I had with my mom, where we can talk openly about life and relationships, and I can't wait until they are old enough to understand everything I want to share with them.

I try to be honest when asked about my beliefs, especially with children. I explain that I don't believe in God, but many people do.

In child-rearing, I've become more relaxed, understanding that kids will be kids and it's important to let them explore their own paths.

I believe that the best advice is to be honest, not just with others but especially with yourself.

As a parent, my primary job is to provide unconditional love to my children, allowing them the freedom to make their own mistakes and learn their own lessons.

I advise my children to follow their hearts in what they find interesting and fulfilling, and to try to be as useful as possible to society.

I believe I've effectively taught my children the philosophy of resisting harmful bacteria, but I still need to introduce them to concepts of evolution and deeper existential questions.

Being present for your kids is crucial; they just want your time, and that will be what they remember most.

I believe in being honest with my team during tough times; involving them in decisions helps get the best ideas and buy-in, even when half the team doubts the project.