Self-made billionaire, Mark Cuban says he fears his kids might become spoiled

Billionaire, Mark Cuban

Self-made billionaire Mark Cuban has said that he doesn't want his kids to grow up to be "entitled jerks." FOX news has reported

The Dallas Mavericks owner told WFAA that he wants to instill the right values in his three children.

"I try to push them to have confidence in themselves and not to take anything for granted," he said "And try to be good people. You know, that's my biggest fear - that they grow up to be entitled jerks."

Cuban said he and his wife Tiffany spend a lot of time discussing how not to raise their children. After worrying about their health, his greatest fear is that they will become spoiled.

According to Cuban, he and his wife are "super protective."

"I am literally the parent that says, 'Oh, they have to learn how to deal with these things while we are here, while we are around them, so that we can see them make mistakes.'" Cuban said.

The self-made billionaire also wants his kids to know that money isn't the solution to life's problems. He said his children will have to earn their own money.

"I don’t want to be able to fix [my kids’ problems] that way. I want them to be able to fix their own problems."