Harley Finkelstein

Usually I'll bring Bailey with me.

And I'll just walk around and I'll talk to people and ask them how they can be helpful and stuff.

And I see Bailey watching me do this.

And she's like, well, what's that person doing?

I was like, well, that person's building a Shopify app.

And she's like, well, what did he ask?

And I was like, well, he asked, once the app is built, how does he get people to use the app?

And she said, well, what'd you say?

And I said, well, make sure the app adds a lot of value.

And then the first five people that installed it, I called them and asked them how you can make it better.

And if you've made it better and they're happy, ask them to write a review.

And

And so I'm beginning to think that parenting is not that complicated, that we complicate it.

We try all these devices and these techniques and these programs and all these sort of things.

But ultimately, they're just watching us.

And they're going to copy and they're going to emulate the behavior they see from us.

And if we're respectful, they're going to be respectful.

And if we're hardworking, they're going to be hardworking.

And I think part of that, back to the family model of how you do anything is how you do everything.

I don't actually care what my kids end up doing professionally, whether they're entrepreneurs or they're musicians or they have a trade that they work on.