Here's your Forbes Daily Briefing for Monday, June 9th. Today on Forbes, Patrick Schwarzenegger's

next big flex. Jet-lagged and hungry, Patrick Schwarzenegger eyes a craft services table

stacked with pastries and sandwiches before turning his attention to the sugarfish sushi delivery

on the table in front of him.

The 31-year-old actor and entrepreneur has barely had time to catch his breath in the past two

months, having traveled to 15 countries to promote his cult HBO series, The White Lotus.

He reaches into his pocket to pull out two Mosh protein bars, the brand he co-founded in 2021.

He says, quote, I always carry bars on me, especially on filming days when you don't know what

the snacks are. I always bring my own. Much like his protein shake-obsessed white lotus character

Saxon Ratliff, Schwarenegger watches what he eats.

The similarities continue. He also graduated from an elite university with a business degree,

comes from a powerful family, and is no stranger to wealth. But while Saxon had yet to move

beyond his luck's life he inherited from his parents, Schwarzenegger is finally making a name for himself,

in business and on screen.

The son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, he grew up in a world of the Hollywood

and political elite as the child of an actor-turned-billionaire California governor and a broadcast

journalist who happens to be a Kennedy.

He fell in love with acting early,

often visiting his father's movie sets as a boy. Schwarzenegger admits, quote, there were times where I was

like, oh God, these are big shoes to fill. Should I change my last name and have a stage name?

Those things crossed my mind. But ultimately, I'm very proud of my dad and the life that he's

given me, and the last name he's built, and the brand he's built. It was his father's pension

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