>And yes, I am very proud that I've built something that I can
>hand over to my children if they want it. My oldest daughter
>is an assistant director at one of my businesses. The
>interesting thing is, I spoke with her recently about her
>taking over completely when I'm ready to move out of the
>country (yep.. Within 10 yrs I will be international) and she
>wants no part of what I built. She only wants to build her own
>business, lol. And last year she started a business of her
>own. She's working it part time but is already pulling in
>almost $1000 a month as a teenager.
>
>It's the entrepreneurial mentality that you pass on to your
>kids… It's pride in your work. It's focus. It's the lesson
>that you can do anything if you want to.

People just don't like the arrogance and the extra shit he laid on top of those points.

But being so polarizing has sparked dialogue across multiple platforms on the topic of ownership. People that don't normally talk about this are talking about it.

I can appreciate that even if I don't agree with him 100%.