Caryn Seidman-Becker

I believe that it can, and I believe that you need to be prepared.

And I seem to do best under pressure and stress, which I should probably try to flip that.

And so I am prepared for crisis.

I guess also working in the stock market, crisis is...

All you know, people, they're like, can you believe in the market's down?

And I actually sent my son a few weeks ago, he's 17, a list of stocks that for the first time I thought were interesting because I wanted to show him the buy low, sell high.

It was down during the tariffs and everyone's freaking out.

I was like, this is the moment.

And it happens all the time.

They only are happy when the stock market goes up.

That's not the rule.

COVID, it was just head down and have your priorities, which is, first of all, lead from the front.

Take your salary to zero.

Put that money in a fund for the people.

I think that sets a tone from the first day.

We're going to make it through and we're here for you.

We're also going to have to make some hard decisions.

Communication, key.

My husband, that was a different kettle of fish.

I'm the paranoid one who was always like, is this lump?