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.

I often reflect on how my parents influenced my values and expectations, especially regarding giving back to society.

I believe that my life has been shaped by my mother, my father, my teachers, and the environment I grew up in, instilling values of empathy and service in me.

Rationality is a moral duty, and I learned this value from my grandfather, which has guided my approach to life and business.

My mother possessed an innate spirit of caring for others' well-being, treating children with traditional remedies and instilling values of empathy in me.

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.

At the family level, I lean towards communal values, while at the societal level, I adopt a more conservative stance.

Integrity in business is crucial; I chose not to lead the investment in Facebook to maintain my integrity, even though it was a great opportunity.

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