00:00Yeah. That's what I always say to people. It's endurance. It's long distance running. And you may agree with me
00:08or not, but I think that what we see nowadays with all those guys who pretend to become rich in
00:14a snap of a finger overnight because they had that viral video or whatever crap. And no, in fact, it's
00:23not true.
00:23It's a bloody long run, right? You have to. So as we're talking about that, what's your biggest success up
00:31to now in those years where you've been a CEO?
00:35Being vulnerable, having myself out there. I'm on your second podcast and I've met some amazing people and we talk
00:44about one another. I'd like to be proud of what I've invested my time in. Sure, I've done exceptionally well
00:49for myself, but I feel it's a luxury trade.
00:53I was able to pay it forward in regards to linguistic education and use my learnings at the University of
00:59Arizona in Telemundo to teach something.
01:03I was a terrible student, but I love my teachers. The fact that I'm a teacher, really? It's like the
01:08kid that got in trouble as a child and then they're a cop.
01:11I was a terrible student and now I'm a teacher. So go figure. Sometimes they're the best teachers.
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