JC Quintana

What will happen is in the absence of character, the strategy will win.

And to win by the strategy by any means could be wrong without character.

So yeah, I think that I would reverse it and really go back and read The Art of War, which is a strategy book that is based on

Conscientiousness and not pure strategy, but awareness, conscientiousness, ethic, honor, right?

That's why the Art of War is such a good book is because it's based on things like honor and awareness.

And then you have the strategy.

That's my reasoning behind it.

Yeah, this is going to be a, you know, the generation of your child and your upcoming twins, I think is going to have the most difficult, you know, time in the world, right?

I was telling you about my five kids.

I wish that I could come back and kind of anticipate it, not what world I was raising them in, but what world they were going to be adults in.

And so the world that your children are going to live in is going to be a world where they're going to be valued for the intellectual value they bring, not for the tactical, strategic value that they bring, because AI is going to be doing a lot of that by that time.

I think that the generation of your children

is going to stand out by being an innovative

character-first, innovative generation.

So I think that if I was raising my kids today, that's what I would say.

I would say, I'm going to teach you human-centered design.

That's going to be the first skill you're going to learn when you read your books and you know your ABCs.

First skill I'm going to teach you is human-centered design because I want you to learn

how to listen to people, understand their mindset, validate that the problem you're trying to solve is the actual problem you're trying to solve.

And then, oh my gosh, you're going to have so many tools to go solve it.