Fernando De Leon

And I'm Fernando.

And I'm the Tiger Brother.

I'm intense questions.

Well, I did grow up in pretty complex circumstances.

I grew up along the South Texas, Northern Mexico border.

So I do think that I am self-made, but I don't sort of begrudge the circumstance.

I think they were sort of a real advantage.

And I think early adversity is probably a huge advantage.

Overall, my view is that we live in a country where there are no constraints to what you can achieve.

It's a simple idea.

Most of the constraints that people put on themselves are self-made.

This country has a massive economy, a $30 trillion GDP economy.

And so there are places, pockets everywhere where wealth can be created.

And so if you want to do that and that's a value or something that you are interested in, there are an infinite, almost infinite number of places to generate wealth.

But you have to have the stomach for it.

You have to believe in your ability to do that.

And then you also have to have the ability to provide value for others.

So if you do something, kind of the way –

You two do this.

You're disseminating information to young men and women about pursuing business, a career, all of these things.