I’m a businessman, not a politician. My parents came to this country 40 years ago with no money, and I’ve gone on to found multibillion dollar companies. I did it while getting married to my wife Apoorva and raising our two sons. That’s the American Dream. For a long time, we conservatives have been running *from* something. Now is our moment to start running *to* something. To our vision of what it means to be an American.
Politics has made us all cynical but the support for Vivek really isn’t a conspiracy. If you spend any amount of time with him, you will walk away irrevocably impressed. He is operating at a superhuman level of intelligence and he is genuinely #AmericaFirst. Personally, I don’t know why a person with his aptitude would want to be in politics but after speaking with people who attended Yale with him, he is simply wired this way: He is an overachiever in all areas of life.
I believe Vivek has a higher IQ than any person I have ever come across in politics. He is legitimately a boy wonder and what he doesn’t know, he wants to learn. I think that is what makes some people naturally distrust him. They feel he is automated because he IS somewhat able to comprehend things automatically.
His youth is an asset. I hope that he remains in politics and that people set aside their understandable cynicism and give him a real chance. We simply need candidates like this.
I now have 3 children. The future of this country brings me grave concern. Vivek is the first GOP candidate that has assuaged that anxiety.
My instincts about people have very rarely led me astray in life. My instincts are telling me to support Vivek.
One of my biggest pet peeve’s is seeing people give their dreams, goals, or life aspirations one or two shots, and then say “if it’s meant to be it will happen”
In what world does that make sense?
Never underestimate the role of luck in your journey and career. And maybe use that as a motivator to build a world where even more people get lucky.
Excited and honored for this recognition.
Lots of people to thank for this one.
Even more work to do.
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When you are ready, anything short of action is just plain inappropriate. Simply put, no action leads to nowhere. And nowhere is not where they plan to be. When you know what to do, there comes a point when it is just time to shut up, get up, and make it happen!
The problem for most is that they assemble everything they need to pursue success and then, instead of actually pursuing it, they leave the raft of their salvation on the shore and decide to think about it some more.
They hide behind continual inaction while calling it something else altogether-inaction in the form of additional research, planning, preparation, or, more plainly, procrastination.