Jason Feifer

Which is that you could be with the baby, but then feel drawn to work, and so you're not fully present with the kid. But if you create an actual separation, like just the studio is somewhere else, then that's actually an interesting forcing function to be a little more present. And I'm not very good at being present.

Which is that you could be with the baby, but then feel drawn to work, and so you're not fully present with the kid. But if you create an actual separation, like just the studio is somewhere else, then that's actually an interesting forcing function to be a little more present. And I'm not very good at being present.

Which is that you could be with the baby, but then feel drawn to work, and so you're not fully present with the kid. But if you create an actual separation, like just the studio is somewhere else, then that's actually an interesting forcing function to be a little more present. And I'm not very good at being present.

So I'm making things up right now, but I could imagine that drawing those kinds of lines could be very good for being present.

So I'm making things up right now, but I could imagine that drawing those kinds of lines could be very good for being present.

So I'm making things up right now, but I could imagine that drawing those kinds of lines could be very good for being present.

Because you, you, you, you, you, I don't know. I was going to make like some sort of weird umbilical cord cut reference here, but like, you know, because you let it, you let it separate. It's so close. I know it was almost there and I don't, I don't know how to cut the cord. I'm just going to keep going with it.

Because you, you, you, you, you, I don't know. I was going to make like some sort of weird umbilical cord cut reference here, but like, you know, because you let it, you let it separate. It's so close. I know it was almost there and I don't, I don't know how to cut the cord. I'm just going to keep going with it.

Because you, you, you, you, you, I don't know. I was going to make like some sort of weird umbilical cord cut reference here, but like, you know, because you let it, you let it separate. It's so close. I know it was almost there and I don't, I don't know how to cut the cord. I'm just going to keep going with it.

So because you separated it, because you let this work baby grow up and move into its own place. Now it can grow in ways that it never could have when you were treating it like a baby, I guess is totally right. Like totally.

So because you separated it, because you let this work baby grow up and move into its own place. Now it can grow in ways that it never could have when you were treating it like a baby, I guess is totally right. Like totally.

So because you separated it, because you let this work baby grow up and move into its own place. Now it can grow in ways that it never could have when you were treating it like a baby, I guess is totally right. Like totally.

Right. Which is a really great lesson in change, isn't it? I mean, it's like what this really is, is just the very beginning. It will be the first of endless. This is like the one from before times that will then be carried over into all the decisions and after times.

Right. Which is a really great lesson in change, isn't it? I mean, it's like what this really is, is just the very beginning. It will be the first of endless. This is like the one from before times that will then be carried over into all the decisions and after times.

Right. Which is a really great lesson in change, isn't it? I mean, it's like what this really is, is just the very beginning. It will be the first of endless. This is like the one from before times that will then be carried over into all the decisions and after times.

Where you're discovering that the forcing function of separating out parts of life or of having to be more intentional about how you're doing something because it now has to fit into a more complex life with a child. All of that, or as crazy making as it can be, if you think about it in a different way, those breaks are the things that allow for growth.

Where you're discovering that the forcing function of separating out parts of life or of having to be more intentional about how you're doing something because it now has to fit into a more complex life with a child. All of that, or as crazy making as it can be, if you think about it in a different way, those breaks are the things that allow for growth.

Where you're discovering that the forcing function of separating out parts of life or of having to be more intentional about how you're doing something because it now has to fit into a more complex life with a child. All of that, or as crazy making as it can be, if you think about it in a different way, those breaks are the things that allow for growth.

Yeah, I want to hear more about that.

Yeah, I want to hear more about that.