I married my Wife at 19. Had 4 kids by 33. Run an 8+ figure business together. No regrets.

I am 100% convinced that the East needs the West as much as the West needs the East.

I think most of us underestimate how long our companies that we have created can last for.

Observation: douchebags almost always look the part.

Was watching my half-Korean sons create a somewhat traditional Korean coal fuel today at one of Korea's coal museums (an important part of their industrialization history) and clearly realized that my children do not have the same ancestors as me.

Our children inherit two

Reproductivity - the act of being productive by raising your children.

At the end of the day, truth is reflected in reality.

Our parents, or at least the good ones, taught us that drinking/smoking/porn were all bad things (perhaps called them sin). We, like generations of idiots, rejected their wisdom and decided to learn this lesson ourselves.

The best parenting advice I ever received:

Make a list of all of the principles and values that you want your child to live by, then go out and actually embody them yourself.

If you want your child to treat your wife like a queen, you’d better treat your wife like a queen.

If

When every tweet of yours is sponsored, you've lost.

Funny enough but the key to long-term business success is integrity.

My Korean wife and I walked around a Costco in Korea with our four kids today.

Costco carts in Korea don't even have two kids seats - they only have one.

We were an anomaly.

Wait until people find out that you can just post jobs in LATAM and the Philippines on Indeed/LinkedIn for free.

Being a long-term victim is the worst sickness you can have. Takes away your innate ability to change the world around you.