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I Grew Up Poor In India, And There Were Days When We Struggled To Find Food And Other Basic Necessities. Our Mother Worked Odds And Ends Jobs To Keep The Family Together And Educate Us.

Being A Father Has Been, Without A Doubt, My Greatest Source Of Achievement, Pride And Inspiration. Fatherhood Has Taught Me About Unconditional Love, Reinforced The Importance Of Giving Back And Taught Me How To Be A Better Person.

Why Is It That Our Young Kids All Across America Can Solve The Most Complex Problems In A Video Game Involving Executive Decision Making And Analytical Thinking, Yet We Accept The Fact That They Can't Add Or Read?

As A Father, I Believe That Involving Children In Sports At A Young Age Is Generally, A Wise Proposition. I Believe That Healthy Competition Is... Well... Healthy; That Sporting Events Foster A Spirit Of Teamwork That Far Surpasses The Events Themselves; And That Active Participation Keeps Children Moving And Is Good For Their Self-esteem.

Trust Your Gut Instinct Over Spreadsheets. There Are Too Many Variables In The Real World That You Simply Can't Put Into A Spreadsheet. Spreadsheets Spit Out Results From Your Inexact Assumptions And Give You A False Sense Of Security. In Most Cases, Your Heart And Gut Are Still Your Best Guide.