James Sexton

I think we've created a system that is serving no one's needs right now.

I think everyone feels lost.

Whatever you're doing, you think you're doing it wrong.

I don't know very many women that understand what's expected of them anymore.

And I think they actually also, if they're being honest, and people lie to their therapist, but they don't lie to their divorce lawyer as often.

they'll say like, yeah, when I'm with my kids, I feel like I'm failing at work.

When I'm at work, I feel like I'm failing my kids.

Like I just can't get anything right.

Whereas there was a time where a man was like, yeah, I'm at work.

Like that's where I'm supposed to be.

Like that's my role.

Like it's simple, it's clear, it's clean.

Like I know what's expected of me.

Doesn't everything want to know what's expected of it?

Doesn't everyone thrive better under conditions where you know what you're supposed to do that day?

And that way you can say like, oh, I did it right, or I did it wrong, or I'm successful or failing.

There's no way anymore.

There's no gauge anymore of success.

It's really become like, even if you're incredibly successful economically, yeah, but you're like spiritually bankrupt.

Well, I'm spiritually rich.