Emma Grede

I experimented on the first kid.

No, the truth of it is that I wasn't raised like that.

You know, I saw my mom go out and go to work every single day and she left early and she came home late.

And I think that me and my sisters turned out pretty good.

Yeah.

And I just wasn't raised with that expectation that she was supposed to be everything for me.

I knew that I had to do some stuff for myself and that I'd have to rely on some lady down the road to help me with something else.

There was never this expectation that she should be the be-all and end-all.

And I think that we would do well in society right now if we stopped putting those type of expectations on women.

Business is business.

Yeah.

And sometimes it doesn't work out.

But you can't take it personally.

Not a sausage.

But it's really true.

And that isn't to say that we don't care deeply about people.

When you have to make, you know, decisions that affect people's lives, you should carry that with some intentionality.

But the point is that as women, we take these things so personally and we hold them like I did something wrong.

Yeah.

When actually it's like this situation didn't work out over here.