Regardless of how we feel about it, parental “tough love” can teach our children a lot about life. Arnold Schwarzenegger, an actor, was named Mr. Universe five times and Mr. Olympia seven. Throughout his decades-long career, he has played several outstanding parts in film, including Terminator. If you feel he carries this rough persona into his private life, you are correct. It turns out that the actor-turned-politician maintains some of his onstage roughness with his children. Schwarzenegger is a father of five children.

He has daughters Katherine, 34, and Christina, 31, as well as sons Patrick, 30, and Christopher, 26, with his now-ex-wife Maria Shriver. He also has a son named Joseph Baena with the family’s previous housekeeper, Mildred Patricia Baena.

Schwarzenegger cared for Joseph just as much as he did for his other children. He, on the other hand, does not spoil them and ensures that they earn their own living rather than expecting him to care for them in every way. Following college, Joseph, along with the other children, were expected to manage their own finances. The explanation isn’t his father’s lack of money; rather, the “Terminator” has made millions over the years.

Joseph does not mind working and earning his own money, and he is grateful that his father funded his studies.”My father is old school; he does not believe in handouts. He believes that hard work pays off, and so do I,” Joseph, who is a spitting image of his famous father, said in an interview with Men’s Health, adding, “I love the word honor, and I’m very proud in the sense that if I use my dad’s contacts or ask him for favors, I wonder what honor that will bring me.”

Initially, Joseph intended to follow in his father’s footsteps and become an actor, but he found it difficult, so he took a more conventional profession. He did, however, practice bodybuilding as a hobby. Joseph’s diploma in business administration helped him obtain a job as a real estate agent. “So yeah, I needed a job, and I was not getting any of the acting roles that I thought I was going to get, and like starting to get paid,” he said.

“I said, ‘I need to do something.’ “So I started interning at this real estate company,” the 25-year-old told Essentially Sports.Last year, he sold his first house and was quick to share his delight on social media. He shared a photo of himself holding a ‘SOLD’ sign with the comment, “SOLD!!! Congratulations to my clients for entrusting me and @aria_properties to sell their stunning Santa Monica home!The teenage real estate agent announced online that he works in West Los Angeles and Silicon Beach. He asked anyone interested in selling their home to contact him through direct messaging.

“I don’t need to get into acting or bodybuilding. I’m highly motivated and driven. I’m happy with my relationship with my father. But I’m more pleased that I’m enjoying what I’m doing and that it’s precisely what I’ve always wanted.” “A lot of guys struggle with wanting to make their father proud or getting out of his shadow. But as long as you do what you want, everything will fall into place. Of course, those guys may not have such lovely fathers,” he added. We’re delighted Joseph is satisfied with his life choices.