Tech billionaire Bill Gates says he does not expect his children to lead Microsoft and encourages them to make their own way

“You know it's not a dynasty. I don't ask you to guide Microsoft,” Gates told Raj Shamani in his podcast. “I would like to give you the chance to have your own income and success, to be significant and not overshadow the incredible happiness and happiness that I had.”

Gates explained that those who turned the technology out of technology are often “less dynastic” with their wealth.

“You don't want your children to ever be confused about your support for you and your love for you,” he said. “I think that you explain your philosophy early on that you will treat them all equally and give them incredible options, but that the highest request for these resources is to return to the most needy through the foundation.”

Bill and Melinda French goals that were divorced after 27 years of marriage in 2021 share three children: Jennifer, 29, Rory, 25, and Phoebe, 22. Sideline Magazine.

Rory is currently doing his doctorate at the Institute for World Policy and, according to his LinkedIn profile, works as an analyst for the Afghan War Commission.

In the meantime, Phoebe graduated from human biology early on last year. On April 24, she and her co-moderator from Podcast, Sophia Kianni, Phia, started a AI-operated platform that aggregated the clothing prices of over 40,000 websites to help users find the best offers, so Business Insider.

During the interview, Bill also announced that his children would only inherit a fraction of his assets.
“In my case, my children have a great upbringing and training, but but [will get] Less than 1 percent of the total assets because I decided that they would not be a favor ” Page six.

From April 14th, Forbes An estimated Bill's net assets of 107.5 billion US dollars. Even 1% of this amount would still exceed 1 billion US dollars for each of his children.