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Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I believe in raising my children without using racism as an excuse for failure; they should strive for greatness regardless of the challenges they face.

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Ep 50: Troy Carter on Discovering Lady Gaga, Future of Music, and Speaking Out on School Choice

@ Joe Lonsdale

Ep 50: Troy Carter on Discovering Lady Gaga, Future of Music, and Speaking Out on School Choice

03/23/23

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Chris Bumstead

07/11/23

@ Chris Williamson

I believe that greatness involves elevating those around you, not just focusing on personal success.

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Reed Hastings

02/24/24

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Focusing on black excellence and achievement is crucial to overcoming the historical burdens of discrimination and creating a better society.

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Winston Weinberg

03/11/25

@ Sequoia Capital

I believe in empowering young talent by giving them opportunities to take on challenges they've never faced before, which can lead to significant growth.

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Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I believe that every child should have the opportunity to attend a school of their choice, regardless of their family's financial situation or neighborhood.

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Chris Williamson Cast

04/01/25

@ Chris Williamson

I prefer to raise children who are independent and capable of looking after themselves, rather than overly trained to rely on others.

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Joe Dispenza

08/14/23

@ The Diary Of A CEO

I believe that people are inherently good, and this goodness transcends cultures, races, and backgrounds.

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Sam Altman

04/12/25

@ TED

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.

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Reed Hastings

02/24/24

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

As future leaders, cultivating black excellence involves having honest conversations about race and gender, and continuing to strive for equal opportunity.

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Daniel Priestley

05/27/25

@ Chris Williamson

If you succeed as the child of a great person, it's often attributed to your parentage, while failure is seen as a personal shortcoming, creating an impossible standard to meet.