Nabeel Hyatt

I don't know that I did very much differently because I think my parents did not understand me at all and yet were incredibly open to me walking my path. My mother was a first-generation immigrant. She just wanted me to be a doctor or a lawyer or whatever, except unlike a lot of first-generation immigrant families, she never told me that, and I never even felt it.

I don't know that I did very much differently because I think my parents did not understand me at all and yet were incredibly open to me walking my path. My mother was a first-generation immigrant. She just wanted me to be a doctor or a lawyer or whatever, except unlike a lot of first-generation immigrant families, she never told me that, and I never even felt it.

I don't know that I did very much differently because I think my parents did not understand me at all and yet were incredibly open to me walking my path. My mother was a first-generation immigrant. She just wanted me to be a doctor or a lawyer or whatever, except unlike a lot of first-generation immigrant families, she never told me that, and I never even felt it.

She could tell that I was going to walk a weird path. She didn't even know what entrepreneurship was. She didn't know any of that stuff. And she just wanted me to find my place. So no, I'm more trying to mimic my parents than I am the opposite. Are you hands-off as a parent? No, I'm pretty hands-on as a parent. But you let them do what they want to do. Consigliere.

She could tell that I was going to walk a weird path. She didn't even know what entrepreneurship was. She didn't know any of that stuff. And she just wanted me to find my place. So no, I'm more trying to mimic my parents than I am the opposite. Are you hands-off as a parent? No, I'm pretty hands-on as a parent. But you let them do what they want to do. Consigliere.

She could tell that I was going to walk a weird path. She didn't even know what entrepreneurship was. She didn't know any of that stuff. And she just wanted me to find my place. So no, I'm more trying to mimic my parents than I am the opposite. Are you hands-off as a parent? No, I'm pretty hands-on as a parent. But you let them do what they want to do. Consigliere.

I like the role of consigliere in the world. We can talk like crazy with a founder or my two sons about what they're going through. And then with earnest and like deep heartfelt coming from a real place, be like, it's your decision at the end. It's okay. And I don't know what the truth is. So I'm not telling you what's right or wrong.

I like the role of consigliere in the world. We can talk like crazy with a founder or my two sons about what they're going through. And then with earnest and like deep heartfelt coming from a real place, be like, it's your decision at the end. It's okay. And I don't know what the truth is. So I'm not telling you what's right or wrong.

I like the role of consigliere in the world. We can talk like crazy with a founder or my two sons about what they're going through. And then with earnest and like deep heartfelt coming from a real place, be like, it's your decision at the end. It's okay. And I don't know what the truth is. So I'm not telling you what's right or wrong.

You got to walk your own path, but it doesn't mean we can't like exhaustively talk about it all.

You got to walk your own path, but it doesn't mean we can't like exhaustively talk about it all.

You got to walk your own path, but it doesn't mean we can't like exhaustively talk about it all.

Yeah. I mean, look, I had a moment where I came home after my sophomore year in college as a computer science major, which is you're like, oh, he's probably maybe get a job. I wasn't even sure then. And I was like, I want to leave. And I'm not even sure if I'm going to go to university. I might just start another company. I don't know. I just, I can't do this.

Yeah. I mean, look, I had a moment where I came home after my sophomore year in college as a computer science major, which is you're like, oh, he's probably maybe get a job. I wasn't even sure then. And I was like, I want to leave. And I'm not even sure if I'm going to go to university. I might just start another company. I don't know. I just, I can't do this.

Yeah. I mean, look, I had a moment where I came home after my sophomore year in college as a computer science major, which is you're like, oh, he's probably maybe get a job. I wasn't even sure then. And I was like, I want to leave. And I'm not even sure if I'm going to go to university. I might just start another company. I don't know. I just, I can't do this.

I ended up going to art school and my parents were completely supportive. Could not have been more supportive.

I ended up going to art school and my parents were completely supportive. Could not have been more supportive.

I ended up going to art school and my parents were completely supportive. Could not have been more supportive.

If I had any superpower joining venture, it was that I had no long-term desire to be in venture. I was very happy to be in venture if it worked out, and I'm still very happy to go start a company. I would be very happy as a founder as well. It's just not what I chose to do. And I really love this job deeply, but if it had not worked out, it was okay.

If I had any superpower joining venture, it was that I had no long-term desire to be in venture. I was very happy to be in venture if it worked out, and I'm still very happy to go start a company. I would be very happy as a founder as well. It's just not what I chose to do. And I really love this job deeply, but if it had not worked out, it was okay.