Emma Grede

So that piece is good.

They also are watching somebody go out and live and fulfill their dreams.

And that is important.

the whole point of our lives is like self-actualization.

So I think that I'm a good role model for my kids at the end day.

And I don't actually think that ushering them through life is that good for them either.

It's so important.

Can I tell you a little story?

I think that I had trained my kids back in the day into imagining that when I left home, I wasn't having a good time.

So when I travel, I'd be like, I'll be back in like two sleeps and I love you so much and back.

out the door.

I remember my daughter Lola saying to me, oh God, mum, I'm so sorry you have to go back to New York.

And I was like, Lola, can I be honest with you?

I'm going to like see a bunch of my friends.

I'm going to sleep in a hotel room diagonally across the bed, room service.

I'm going to have such a great time.

She's like, oh, you are?

Have a great time and I'll see you on Thursday.

And I was like, oh, it was me.

I trained her into thinking that's something that I didn't want to do because I felt like that was the message.