Abby

We learned very quickly that sports were not going to be a thing for her. She came off the field one day and she was talking to her friend and she said, you know how like you're out there and you're miserable and you hate it and you're terrified the whole time, you're scared. And her teammate was like, no, what? And she came home and she said, I'm not supposed to be terrified. I said, no, honey.

We learned very quickly that sports were not going to be a thing for her. She came off the field one day and she was talking to her friend and she said, you know how like you're out there and you're miserable and you hate it and you're terrified the whole time, you're scared. And her teammate was like, no, what? And she came home and she said, I'm not supposed to be terrified. I said, no, honey.

We learned very quickly that sports were not going to be a thing for her. She came off the field one day and she was talking to her friend and she said, you know how like you're out there and you're miserable and you hate it and you're terrified the whole time, you're scared. And her teammate was like, no, what? And she came home and she said, I'm not supposed to be terrified. I said, no, honey.

So she now does music and she's doing great at that.

So she now does music and she's doing great at that.

So she now does music and she's doing great at that.

Do something.

Do something.

Do something.

I mean, if I were Shira, I'd be looking at preschools. I mean, when I was teaching, I had to quit teaching when I had my second baby because I couldn't afford to teach. Yeah. I could not afford to go to work. So then I ended up starting a preschool in my home, which I do not recommend.

I mean, if I were Shira, I'd be looking at preschools. I mean, when I was teaching, I had to quit teaching when I had my second baby because I couldn't afford to teach. Yeah. I could not afford to go to work. So then I ended up starting a preschool in my home, which I do not recommend.

I mean, if I were Shira, I'd be looking at preschools. I mean, when I was teaching, I had to quit teaching when I had my second baby because I couldn't afford to teach. Yeah. I could not afford to go to work. So then I ended up starting a preschool in my home, which I do not recommend.

Don't do that. No, no. But wow, there are so many places that do have beautiful children. Vielen Dank. to me feels like the most important thing. I would look at that. I mean, it's tricky because she said, I want to be in a city so I can make money, but the cities are too expensive to live in. Yeah, that's right. So it's a double bind.

Don't do that. No, no. But wow, there are so many places that do have beautiful children. Vielen Dank. to me feels like the most important thing. I would look at that. I mean, it's tricky because she said, I want to be in a city so I can make money, but the cities are too expensive to live in. Yeah, that's right. So it's a double bind.

Don't do that. No, no. But wow, there are so many places that do have beautiful children. Vielen Dank. to me feels like the most important thing. I would look at that. I mean, it's tricky because she said, I want to be in a city so I can make money, but the cities are too expensive to live in. Yeah, that's right. So it's a double bind.

That's why it's so beautiful to ask yourself, like, what is success? Yeah. I mean, the amount of communities that I've stepped into where the idea of enough is not even a thing.

That's why it's so beautiful to ask yourself, like, what is success? Yeah. I mean, the amount of communities that I've stepped into where the idea of enough is not even a thing.

That's why it's so beautiful to ask yourself, like, what is success? Yeah. I mean, the amount of communities that I've stepped into where the idea of enough is not even a thing.

There are communities in New York and everywhere where you will enter and never, you will never see the end to what the keeping up with the Joneses, the keeping up with the, it just becomes a pursuit of something that is unattainable. And so to actually ask yourself, what is success for this little family? Like, not feeling scarcity. Yeah.

There are communities in New York and everywhere where you will enter and never, you will never see the end to what the keeping up with the Joneses, the keeping up with the, it just becomes a pursuit of something that is unattainable. And so to actually ask yourself, what is success for this little family? Like, not feeling scarcity. Yeah.