Eve Rodsky

You know, I'm Jewish, so I think that happens.

Or she's not the one who, again, is deciding whether or not your child should go on Flonase or whether you're going to do surgery.

That person is not deciding whether to sign your kid up for club basketball or

or whether they're gonna lean into golf or whatever it is.

They're not deciding which charter school to put your name in the lottery for.

So there are about 50 cards like that, where even if you have this amazing village that I'm talking about, we still have to own.

And that's, I think, been the most helpful realization for Seth.

is to say ownership means a lot of thinking.

And so now I would say he probably thinks it's easier when I'm gone because he has a great team to help him execute on his mental load, but the mental load is smoother.

Like dinner is on the table between 6 and 7.

The kids aren't up watching Survivor until 11 because I decide it's like Survivor night.

There's a vegetable on the plate because my minimum standard of care is

has always been like a green on the plate would be like, I don't know, a Lucky Charms, like shamrock, not like something that's like what he meant by green.

So yeah, I think, but again, this is 10 years in of doing a practice of something.

So it's like looking at somebody who's been doing CrossFit for 10 years and being like, I want to do as many pull-ups as them.

Like,

I can't even hold on to a bar.

I have like no grip strength, you know?

So you're going from no grip strength where you fall off the bar to doing 10 pull-ups.

As we know, it's a chip away situation.