Cutting Prices Or Putting Things On Sale

When You're Building A Business Or Joining A Company You Have To Be Transparent, You Can't Have Two Sets Of Information For Two Sets Of People.

My Father Had A Series Of Blue-collar Jobs And Never Made More Than $20,000 A Year. When I Was Seven, He Got Injured On A Job. That Was A Very Important Point - Because Of The Injury, He Couldn't Walk, And The Company He Was Working For Did Not Pay Him. There Was No Compensation. So There Was No Money And No Food.

I Think The Currency Of Leadership Is Transparency. You've Got To Be Truthful. I Don't Think You Should Be Vulnerable Every Day, But There Are Moments Where You've Got To Share Your Soul And Conscience With People And Show Them Who You Are, And Not Be Afraid Of It.

My Parents Really Wanted Me To Get Out Of New York, Be Exposed To Other People, Other Ways Of Life.

People In Washington Need To Put Their Feet In The Shoes Of Working Americans.