In 200 years, no one will remember who I am or what I did, so I focus on making the most of my time now.

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.

After the 2016 election, I was shocked by the reaction of my peers, but a Hispanic waiter reminded us that many immigrants support Trump for the opportunities he represents.

I don't want to be judged by people who don't understand the sacrifices I've made. My journey is not about seeking approval; it's about showing others what is possible through hard work and dedication.

As an immigrant, the experience of starting over in a new country can be challenging, but it also provides a unique perspective and drive to succeed.

I grew up in a tough environment as an immigrant, which shaped my intense drive to succeed and win.

When I crossed the finish line, I felt immense joy knowing that my achievement could inspire people across various fields, proving that anything is possible.

The challenge coins I received symbolize gratitude and the importance of service, reminding me of the values of building, teaching, and leading.

Traveling and meeting people who have improved their lives because of my work is one of the most gratifying experiences I can have.