I believe that the path to wisdom lies in walking in the opposite direction of how humanity has traditionally lived. Instead of pursuing self-interest at all costs, we should dedicate ourselves to the well-being of others. Rather than measuring success solely through economic gain, we must value lives marked by respect and dignity. Instead of seeing ourselves as self-sufficient, we should embrace humility, constantly seeking to learn from others. We must shift our focus from personal and family-centered priorities to a broader consideration of others and our shared community. Finally, we should redefine success—not as a guarantee of happiness—but as something determined by how others, and ultimately God, perceive the value of our lives.

On this path, we discover wisdom in abundance. Upon reflection, these principles align closely with what we often describe as being "good" or "virtuous." In the age of AI, we are poised to see a flourishing era for good people—an age where virtue and integrity become the most powerful competitive advantages. This is a new and uncharted experience for humanity, and it represents a profound opportunity for transformation.

As business leaders, we must recognize that the greatest strength of our organizations in this new era will not solely come from technology or market strategies, but from embodying and cultivating goodness, wisdom, and integrity in everything we do.

I invite you to join me on this journey toward building not just successful businesses but wise, virtuous ones that lead us into the "Age of Goodness." Together, we can create a legacy of meaningful impact that transforms our communities and inspires the world.