It doesn't matter if I achieve my goals or not; in three generations, I'll be forgotten, so I should just do it for me.

I'm not attached to anything in the past; my focus is only on the present and the future.

Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've encountered for making big life choices, as it helps me focus on what truly matters.

The idea that all our history in the universe will eventually be erased serves as a reminder to focus on our immediate experiences and contributions to those around us.

Legacy matters because it shapes how we want to be remembered. I want people to say that I cared about the world and tried to make it a better place.

I'm not aiming to create the best pottery; I'm creating something personal that reflects my identity and will be remembered by others.

I aspire to be remembered for my contributions to making America a better place, including initiatives like Operation Warp Speed, which saved countless lives during the pandemic.

I don't follow people who only talk about their past; I want to see what they are doing today to improve themselves. There are no good old days; you have to use your past experiences for strength and focus on where you are now.

I hope my legacy is a net positive on the world, impacting billions of people in a meaningful way, similar to what Steve Jobs and Elon Musk have achieved.