Fatherhood is like a never-ending accountability check, where every small interaction is observed and remembered by your children, shaping their perception of you.

There's nothing that can prepare you for parenting; no matter how much you wait for the right circumstances, you will never be fully ready, but you will figure it out as you go.

I want to be the best dad ever and teach my future kids everything I've learned; I'm excited about building that family unit.

The struggles you face in your 20s can prepare you to be a better father in your 30s; it's about learning and growing through challenges.

There's no manual for parenting, and everyone is doing their best. It's important to appreciate the support from friends and family during tough times.

The experience of parenting is incredibly rewarding yet challenging, and it teaches you so much about yourself that you never anticipated.

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

Life doesn't stop just because you're stressed out doing the hardest thing you've ever done before; being a mom can be seen as a strength, and we should reject the notion that we can't be good parents while pursuing our careers.

Being a Founder is about creating yourself day by day, habit by habit, rather than just finding yourself.