Emma Grede

That's for sure.

I think that it's become more attuned since I had kids because kids don't need that much.

But what they do need is that all of you, you know, you can't be like half having an email, half having a conversation.

And because my time is really finite with them, you know, I don't take my phone out of my bag when I come home from work.

Because that couple of hours, that dinner time, bedtime, story time, that needs to be like unencumbered with whatever might be going on in my day, which is usually like a disaster.

I only get the problems now.

You know, my whole day is a series of problems.

So I do really think that that is, it's a gift that you give yourself.

It's a gift that you give the people around you.

But it's probably like, it's just so important.

And it's an underrated thing to just be like...

single-minded and thoughtful and like in the moment, but it is a superpower.

I mean that they would say I am clear.

Like nobody is ever wondering, what's Emma thinking?

Because I already told you.

Like we're not waiting for an assessment.

I already told you.

And I think that that is really important.

Like I'm in constant communication.

And when you run businesses, having clarity about the goals.