Harrison Fugman

And I'm actually very appreciative to this podcast because I put it out there, I felt an added element of responsibility to keep with it.

I'm accepting that it's going to take a massive step back, especially because I know that your recovery is way more important than my situation.

And so I think part of why I've been so focused on getting in shape for baby two was knowing how the dynamic changes when he comes.

Like, and if I would love for that not to be the case, but if that's our reality, then that's our reality for me.

Can I give you your flowers?

We do.

Amazing.

Amazing.

One, on the initiative.

Two, as you alluded to, at the end of the year, you talked about how you wanted to get more involved in the community.

I loved it that you actually did it.

And it's unbelievable that you did it nine months pregnant.

Yeah.

I dropped by the event, it looked phenomenal, so cute.

The thing that like kind of jumped out to me on the dynamic of success for it is I feel like when you're raising money for something,

like the core difference between, hey, I'm raising money for it, can you donate versus, hey, I'm raising money for something, we're gonna provide a service in return, is such a different dynamic.

And so being able to go to all the moms and say, hey, we're doing this, if you buy a ticket,

you donate, but you also get to bring your kid to a dance class.

It's just like a much more win-win scenario than just like asking for money.

Yeah, you need a lot of moving parts to make it happen, like an amazing donator like April.