My father taught me the importance of hard work and integrity by having me do all the dirty jobs on the farm from a young age, which instilled a strong work ethic in me.

I underestimated how incredible my father was; he worked hard and always expressed love, which I appreciated.

I developed many of my ideas from my dad, who taught us that all people have equal value through his actions rather than preaching.

I grew up in a middle-class family, and my father's optimism and work ethic had a significant impact on my outlook on life. I learned a little bit about business when I was young, realizing that sometimes employees' interests can differ from those of the employer.

My dad taught me to be nice, caring, and accepting, emphasizing the importance of being a good human, which he tried to pass on to my brothers and me.

I had to work my way through school, which shaped my work ethic and understanding of the industry.

I had to work my way through school, which shaped my work ethic and understanding of the industry.

My father was extremely hardworking and disciplined, leaving the house early in the morning to visit temples and then reach his shop, making a distinct sound with his handmade shoes.

Our solid middle-class backgrounds helped Warren and me, as we could learn from our fathers' successes and failures without the pressures of high society.