Jay Shetty

Yeah.

it does build such a sense of confidence.

And then I think the other side of what you're saying, which I appreciate, which I think we're finally realizing is that confidence does come from competence.

It comes from doing hard things and putting yourself out there and taking action.

And for you as acting, for your son, it's playing soccer.

And

And so both of those ideas resonate.

I remember, I'm not recommending this and I'm not condoning this at all.

I just remember I had friends who were parents.

And they had this particular methodology that they were training their kids with.

But we were sitting on one side of a table and hanging out and their child was like playing with a candle on the other side.

And my natural instinct, I don't have kids, my natural instinct was to go take the kid away from the candle because obviously there's fire and the natural instinct.

And they were like, no, no, no, just leave it.

Like they're just playing and figuring it out.

And I was like, wow, like that's really bold.

I was like, wow, like...

You know, and her hair was very short that she didn't, she hadn't grown her hair out, but she was like two years old or something.

Yeah.

Or maybe three.

And I was just like, yeah, it's not, again, not recommending, not condoning, not saying that's a good thing.