Alexander Yampolsky

And, you know, you always want to have a good lifetime balance.

Married and two kids, nine year old and a six year old.

Yeah.

So that's a, you know, that's a kind of, you know, that's a, that's a good, uh, that's a good question.

So there's a, there's a good question.

Somebody, somebody asked me that question once, uh, that the person asked me, what do you think is a job of a goalkeeper in soccer?

And I answered, well, uh,

the job of a goalkeeper is to prevent the other team from scoring.

And the person said, no, that's wrong.

The job of a goalkeeper is the same as it is for every other player in the field.

It's to win the game.

It doesn't matter if you're

a soccer player or goalkeeper, you're all a single team.

You all work towards the common goal.

And so one thing I would give advice to myself if I met myself at 20, think more about how to build cohesive teams.

How do you get people to follow you?

How do you get people to work together?

It's a bit of a cliche advice, but high-performance teams are what make or break a company.

It's a huge, huge difference.

Thanks, Nathan.