Jason Feifer

People have asked me for advice on how do you balance this? And the answer is that you don't start by running. You start in the, well, I was going to say baby steps, but it's just before baby steps, before the baby can even take a step, baby poops. And you just work your way into it. And you end up working your way into self-discovery and you work your way into growth.

People have asked me for advice on how do you balance this? And the answer is that you don't start by running. You start in the, well, I was going to say baby steps, but it's just before baby steps, before the baby can even take a step, baby poops. And you just work your way into it. And you end up working your way into self-discovery and you work your way into growth.

People have asked me for advice on how do you balance this? And the answer is that you don't start by running. You start in the, well, I was going to say baby steps, but it's just before baby steps, before the baby can even take a step, baby poops. And you just work your way into it. And you end up working your way into self-discovery and you work your way into growth.

And whatever comes next is going to be awesome. Not that you were asking for my advice.

And whatever comes next is going to be awesome. Not that you were asking for my advice.

And whatever comes next is going to be awesome. Not that you were asking for my advice.

Well, but here's the thing. Here's the thing is like, okay, there's this podcast called The Longest Shortest Time, which I think is just the best name for a parenting podcast you could have ever come up with. The thing is that I am... I am... often very frustrated about life as a parent, but also I have an awesome life. And I think that's the thing that I'm trying to reconcile.

Well, but here's the thing. Here's the thing is like, okay, there's this podcast called The Longest Shortest Time, which I think is just the best name for a parenting podcast you could have ever come up with. The thing is that I am... I am... often very frustrated about life as a parent, but also I have an awesome life. And I think that's the thing that I'm trying to reconcile.

Well, but here's the thing. Here's the thing is like, okay, there's this podcast called The Longest Shortest Time, which I think is just the best name for a parenting podcast you could have ever come up with. The thing is that I am... I am... often very frustrated about life as a parent, but also I have an awesome life. And I think that's the thing that I'm trying to reconcile.

I like everything that I've built here. I mean, I have a I have a great marriage and I do great work and I'm very proud of that work. And that work keeps growing and it keeps making me more money and it keeps being more satisfying. And although I am often frustrated with parenting stuff, also, I have great kids. They're great kids.

I like everything that I've built here. I mean, I have a I have a great marriage and I do great work and I'm very proud of that work. And that work keeps growing and it keeps making me more money and it keeps being more satisfying. And although I am often frustrated with parenting stuff, also, I have great kids. They're great kids.

I like everything that I've built here. I mean, I have a I have a great marriage and I do great work and I'm very proud of that work. And that work keeps growing and it keeps making me more money and it keeps being more satisfying. And although I am often frustrated with parenting stuff, also, I have great kids. They're great kids.

And I can be annoyed at them, but also I spend time with them that I enjoy. And I guess that's just kind of life. Yeah.

And I can be annoyed at them, but also I spend time with them that I enjoy. And I guess that's just kind of life. Yeah.

And I can be annoyed at them, but also I spend time with them that I enjoy. And I guess that's just kind of life. Yeah.

Both are true. It's like all of it is true at the same time, I think is the answer. That's the reason why I really hate the parenting talk that is all oriented around how great everything is, because it's not true. So many things can be true at the same time. I can be really frustrated by a lot of things and then also appreciate them.

Both are true. It's like all of it is true at the same time, I think is the answer. That's the reason why I really hate the parenting talk that is all oriented around how great everything is, because it's not true. So many things can be true at the same time. I can be really frustrated by a lot of things and then also appreciate them.

Both are true. It's like all of it is true at the same time, I think is the answer. That's the reason why I really hate the parenting talk that is all oriented around how great everything is, because it's not true. So many things can be true at the same time. I can be really frustrated by a lot of things and then also appreciate them.

And I can say that this is a pain in the ass, but also that the outcome is awesome. All of it can be true. So it's more fun, frankly, to me and more cathartic to me when I have the sympathetic ear of a friend who can be like, yes, that sucks. It's more interesting to me to talk about the challenges of parenthood than to talk about the delights of parenthood.

And I can say that this is a pain in the ass, but also that the outcome is awesome. All of it can be true. So it's more fun, frankly, to me and more cathartic to me when I have the sympathetic ear of a friend who can be like, yes, that sucks. It's more interesting to me to talk about the challenges of parenthood than to talk about the delights of parenthood.