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Mark Zuckerberg's father, Dr. Edward Zuckerberg, did a lengthy interview with a local radio station some time ago, in which he talked about how the choices he and his wife made led his son to–well, to go on to Facebook and become a billionaire. Here are the biggest takeaways from his talk:
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Model working for yourself.
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Provide security for your kids.
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Discover and encourage your kids' interests.
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Show them you're proud of them.
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Set limits and enforce them.
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But make sure kids play, too.
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Balance work and life
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Don't grow old too fast.
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