So, David, you've had quite an interesting business background.

Would you mind sharing with us just a little bit about where you've come from and some of the interesting experiences you've had around business and financial success?

Yeah.

You know, really my journey is a journey of three worlds.

And the first world was a world that is very scarce. I grew up with a single

mom, six kids, a mom who worked two jobs, packed my dinner in a paper bag as she drove all six

kids around five, four boys and one girl, and then filled up turnstiles at convenience stores

with greeting cards just so we could eat. And that world of not enough was a world

that I felt like a victim. I always looked at what other people had and thought that this is

what I want people to think I am. And I will be happy when I make enough money to create financial

security for my mom to buy her house in a car.

Maybe we'll retire someday.

But since my dad left at five, my entire identity was tied for I will be happy when I am going to prove myself.

I am a victim.

And people laughed at me, scoffed at me and made fun of me.

And my goal was to have them applaud me.

And I learned a lot of lessons from my mom.

I always say my mom really didn't teach me that much.

So I wasn't taught by my mom.

She raised six kids.

But I caught everything that I knew from watching my mom, which is much more powerful. In fact, as a parent, I tell people all the

time, I don't expect to teach my kids. They're not going to be taught by me. They've got schools and

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