Dr. Becky Kennedy

about their behavior. And it's not only about their early patterns that are going to impact them the rest of their life, but it's actually the adults they become and the decisions they make. And at the end of the day, the adults are the people who rule the world. Even now, as a founder, because Good Insight is a tech company. We have this amazing app.

about their behavior. And it's not only about their early patterns that are going to impact them the rest of their life, but it's actually the adults they become and the decisions they make. And at the end of the day, the adults are the people who rule the world. Even now, as a founder, because Good Insight is a tech company. We have this amazing app.

All these people who want to optimize every area of their life. That is what our app is. It is AI. It is all the things. It is right there. It's technologically sophisticated. And I take pride in the fact that as a CEO of a startup, I have an executive coach. My founder friends, if I ever heard any of them say, I would never get a coach, I don't think they'd get an investor to invest in them.

All these people who want to optimize every area of their life. That is what our app is. It is AI. It is all the things. It is right there. It's technologically sophisticated. And I take pride in the fact that as a CEO of a startup, I have an executive coach. My founder friends, if I ever heard any of them say, I would never get a coach, I don't think they'd get an investor to invest in them.

All these people who want to optimize every area of their life. That is what our app is. It is AI. It is all the things. It is right there. It's technologically sophisticated. And I take pride in the fact that as a CEO of a startup, I have an executive coach. My founder friends, if I ever heard any of them say, I would never get a coach, I don't think they'd get an investor to invest in them.

I think they'd be like, I think we can create a world where parents kind of brag about the education they're getting. You remember when you went home from the hostel, you're like, what do I need? And they're like, a car seat. And you're like, okay, that's it?

I think they'd be like, I think we can create a world where parents kind of brag about the education they're getting. You remember when you went home from the hostel, you're like, what do I need? And they're like, a car seat. And you're like, okay, that's it?

I think they'd be like, I think we can create a world where parents kind of brag about the education they're getting. You remember when you went home from the hostel, you're like, what do I need? And they're like, a car seat. And you're like, okay, that's it?

It's really nasty because then what happens when parenting is hard is if we're told it should come naturally and we should be able to figure it out from Instagram clips, then we just blame ourselves. We feel like something's wrong with us. We feel like a failure.

It's really nasty because then what happens when parenting is hard is if we're told it should come naturally and we should be able to figure it out from Instagram clips, then we just blame ourselves. We feel like something's wrong with us. We feel like a failure.

It's really nasty because then what happens when parenting is hard is if we're told it should come naturally and we should be able to figure it out from Instagram clips, then we just blame ourselves. We feel like something's wrong with us. We feel like a failure.

This whole comes naturally thing, that has actually held people back for years, which then holds back the next generation because we just pass on our issues to them. And so I'm actually very heartened by this generation of how many of them are saying, I'm going to be on Instagram. I'm going beyond a podcast here and there. I actually don't care about anything like I care about my kids.

This whole comes naturally thing, that has actually held people back for years, which then holds back the next generation because we just pass on our issues to them. And so I'm actually very heartened by this generation of how many of them are saying, I'm going to be on Instagram. I'm going beyond a podcast here and there. I actually don't care about anything like I care about my kids.

This whole comes naturally thing, that has actually held people back for years, which then holds back the next generation because we just pass on our issues to them. And so I'm actually very heartened by this generation of how many of them are saying, I'm going to be on Instagram. I'm going beyond a podcast here and there. I actually don't care about anything like I care about my kids.

And it's time for me to put my dollars and my energy into the things I really value. And I have so much hope that this is the generation that's going to create very resilient kids. And by the way, build their own resilience as adults along their way.

And it's time for me to put my dollars and my energy into the things I really value. And I have so much hope that this is the generation that's going to create very resilient kids. And by the way, build their own resilience as adults along their way.

And it's time for me to put my dollars and my energy into the things I really value. And I have so much hope that this is the generation that's going to create very resilient kids. And by the way, build their own resilience as adults along their way.

So I don't like the idea that we have to learn 20 million different things. That's overwhelming for me as a parent. So I think the things that are missing came more naturally in the past. More space to figure things out, more time, less supervision. Like, I don't think we had as many parents rescuing kids because we didn't have so much instant gratification in our life as parents.

So I don't like the idea that we have to learn 20 million different things. That's overwhelming for me as a parent. So I think the things that are missing came more naturally in the past. More space to figure things out, more time, less supervision. Like, I don't think we had as many parents rescuing kids because we didn't have so much instant gratification in our life as parents.

So I don't like the idea that we have to learn 20 million different things. That's overwhelming for me as a parent. So I think the things that are missing came more naturally in the past. More space to figure things out, more time, less supervision. Like, I don't think we had as many parents rescuing kids because we didn't have so much instant gratification in our life as parents.