Rob Beardsley on Inspiring Your Kids to Succeed, Part 2

He always spoke to us very maturely, and he spoke to us as adults when we were kids growing up. And I think that was a tremendous value and benefit because we got exposure to more mature conversation and in turn, learning to present ourselves and speak more maturely and intelligently. So I think that's been a huge win, especially being young in the industry. I started Lone Star when I was 20, so. And raising money is hard enough, and then trying to raise it when you don't have any experience and you're 20 and you're a dropout, that is really tough. So I think armed with that ability to speak and be intelligent and communicate, lead and inspire, those are, I would say, the most important keys to our success.