Israel Krush

And it's sort of like,

always I felt like it's almost as expected out of me given like the service that I've had and I think that

Without this, potentially, like I would be doing something else.

So I'm definitely humbled and grateful for this.

And maybe like worth mentioning, I met my wife through my military service and I met my best friends through my military service, friends that we're still, you know, keep in touch to this day.

So I definitely say that this is a pivotal moment for the career as a whole.

Well, definitely my parents, right?

And my dad, well, I don't know if it's definitely like, but I was very lucky to have the parents that I have today.

They both came from the USSR.

And back then at the USSR, now Ukraine, if you put specifics.

They're very mindful of being multicultural.

Meaning, from the age of six to the age of about 14,

I was sent on average to eight different extracurriculum while I study.

By the way, it means both sports.

So I played tennis, table tennis, soccer, basketball.

And I also did ballroom dancing.

and with piano lessons like i've played the piano for six years and then guitar and then magic class so i feel like definitely and by the way you know in retrospect i do see how this is a great way to prepare your kids to be a ceo and i'll share why because i feel that as a ceo

you need to be dangerous enough or better than most at most things, but you're not the expert in any particular thing, right?

So I'm probably better than most at playing the piano.

I'm definitely not an expert in playing the piano.