I want my kids to have a relationship with me like I had with my mom, where we can talk openly about life and relationships, and I can't wait until they are old enough to understand everything I want to share with them.

Being a father is about showing up every single day and trying to be your best, not just the day your child is born.

I just want to build something bigger than myself that a lot of people in the world will find useful; being with others who share that goal excites me.

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 hope my kids will grow up in a world of incredible material abundance, where individual ability and impact far exceed what a person can do today.

I want my 11-year-old self to be proud of the leader I've become, knowing that I've tried to make a difference and uplift others while breaking every norm that exists.

As a parent, my primary job is to provide unconditional love to my children, allowing them the freedom to make their own mistakes and learn their own lessons.

Fatherhood is like a never-ending accountability check, where every small interaction is observed and remembered by your children, shaping their perception of you.

I enjoy teaching and find that engaging with students energizes me, as they are eager to learn and form their futures.