Growing Up, My Parents Were My Heroes,

You Have A Visceral, Physical Response To Being In [the Real] Places, And The Sights And Sounds And The Smells Just Bring Something Else Out In You. You're Not Having To Fake That Or Imagine That. It's There. It Becomes As Much An Act Of Something You Bounce Off As The Other People You're Working With.

I Remember Asking One Of The [cyber Experts], I Said, "knowing What You Know, And You Exist Behind The Curtains So To Speak, And You See Behind The Curtain, Do You Look At The World Differently? Do You Feel You Have An Upper Hand?" He Just Started Laughing And Said, "man, People Have No Idea How Exposed They Are, How Vulnerable, And What's Possible."

Growing Up, My Parents Were My Heroes, In The Way They Conducted Their Lives.

It Wasn’t Until Thor That I Started Lifting Weights. It Was All Pretty New To Me.

Being A Father Is Certainly A Task. But The Best One That I Could Ever Ask For. Being Home, Being With The Family, That's What It's About...