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Dimon’s openness about his health crises—throat cancer and near-fatal heart surgery—adds depth to his leadership narrative. Facing his mortality has instilled a sense of urgency and purpose. "It made me live more deliberately," he reflects, emphasizing that awareness of death sharpens appreciation for life and encourages humility.
His devotion to family is paramount. He describes a hierarchy of values—family, country, JPMorgan—affirming that ultimately, his legacy resides in his children and their impact on the world. Despite his busy schedule, he prioritizes being a hands-on dad, advocating for work-life balance and flexibility, especially highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic.