In our partnership, we have a unique blend of building companies and investing in them. We aim to create one or two companies a year, and we've created about 10 or 11 so far.

The future may see a proliferation of companies worth a billion dollars or more, driven by the ability of individuals to leverage technology and resources effectively.

There are not many consumer companies that have reached a valuation between $5 billion and $25 billion, indicating a unique challenge in the market.

The probability of any given company going up five times if picked randomly is about 5%, so we look for companies with a 30-40% chance of achieving that.

The time it takes for startups to reach $100 million in annual revenue is decreasing, with a significant increase in the number of companies achieving this milestone.

There are nine business models that nearly every billion-dollar company follows, and it's often more effective to adopt one of these proven models rather than trying to create a new one.

I believe there will be a trillion-dollar cybersecurity company within the next five years, as the current largest company is around $100 billion. The market for cybersecurity is set to grow significantly due to the impact of AI on human productivity and global GDP.

I prefer to see thousands of companies each making a billion dollars rather than a few companies dominating the market.

If a company generates a billion in revenue and is valued at five billion, that's a cheaper valuation compared to a company making five million in revenue with the same five billion valuation.