Jemma Sbeg

And she talked about how being a parent, especially being a mother, requires you to use every single creative skill, every single life skill you have ever developed. Like anything you would put on a resume and more goes into being a parent. And it's right. Like she's totally right. It's a full time, full soul, full body effort. And imagine giving 100% to your job for 18 years straight.

And she talked about how being a parent, especially being a mother, requires you to use every single creative skill, every single life skill you have ever developed. Like anything you would put on a resume and more goes into being a parent. And it's right. Like she's totally right. It's a full time, full soul, full body effort. And imagine giving 100% to your job for 18 years straight.

Like by the time you get to that final kid, those final years, like you are cutting a few corners, especially when they're teenagers as well. So there's a 2008 study that looked into this conducted by researchers at Duke University and

Like by the time you get to that final kid, those final years, like you are cutting a few corners, especially when they're teenagers as well. So there's a 2008 study that looked into this conducted by researchers at Duke University and

Like by the time you get to that final kid, those final years, like you are cutting a few corners, especially when they're teenagers as well. So there's a 2008 study that looked into this conducted by researchers at Duke University and

and if you want to check out this research paper it's titled the games parents and adolescents play and what they found was that eldest and older siblings are actually raised in a more strict environment like they're penalized more sometimes they're used as an example but it also does seem that our parents get softer with age as a result youngest children they kind of sense they know that they can get away with much more than their

and if you want to check out this research paper it's titled the games parents and adolescents play and what they found was that eldest and older siblings are actually raised in a more strict environment like they're penalized more sometimes they're used as an example but it also does seem that our parents get softer with age as a result youngest children they kind of sense they know that they can get away with much more than their

and if you want to check out this research paper it's titled the games parents and adolescents play and what they found was that eldest and older siblings are actually raised in a more strict environment like they're penalized more sometimes they're used as an example but it also does seem that our parents get softer with age as a result youngest children they kind of sense they know that they can get away with much more than their

Elders or older brothers, siblings, sisters. So they're on average more likely to engage in risky behaviors. Research from the University of Birmingham and the University of Reading. I don't know if it's reading or reading. I'm going to say reading. They also found that youngest children in the families, they are also more likely to be self-employed.

Elders or older brothers, siblings, sisters. So they're on average more likely to engage in risky behaviors. Research from the University of Birmingham and the University of Reading. I don't know if it's reading or reading. I'm going to say reading. They also found that youngest children in the families, they are also more likely to be self-employed.

Elders or older brothers, siblings, sisters. So they're on average more likely to engage in risky behaviors. Research from the University of Birmingham and the University of Reading. I don't know if it's reading or reading. I'm going to say reading. They also found that youngest children in the families, they are also more likely to be self-employed.

They are nearly 50% more likely to take the risk of going into business for themselves. So they're risk takers, they're entrepreneurial. And this findings were like, this was a large study. It had almost 17,000 children who they surveyed them in first in 1970. And then again, at 38 years old, and some of them are younger, some of them are middle, some of them were only children.

They are nearly 50% more likely to take the risk of going into business for themselves. So they're risk takers, they're entrepreneurial. And this findings were like, this was a large study. It had almost 17,000 children who they surveyed them in first in 1970. And then again, at 38 years old, and some of them are younger, some of them are middle, some of them were only children.

They are nearly 50% more likely to take the risk of going into business for themselves. So they're risk takers, they're entrepreneurial. And this findings were like, this was a large study. It had almost 17,000 children who they surveyed them in first in 1970. And then again, at 38 years old, and some of them are younger, some of them are middle, some of them were only children.

And the youngest child, they were the ones who are most likely to take risks. I think that's a really cool trait about younger siblings. And I will say the people who I know in my life who have taken the leap of faith to start their own business, to take the road less traveled, like the majority of them are younger siblings. And I think about like my office space.

And the youngest child, they were the ones who are most likely to take risks. I think that's a really cool trait about younger siblings. And I will say the people who I know in my life who have taken the leap of faith to start their own business, to take the road less traveled, like the majority of them are younger siblings. And I think about like my office space.

And the youngest child, they were the ones who are most likely to take risks. I think that's a really cool trait about younger siblings. And I will say the people who I know in my life who have taken the leap of faith to start their own business, to take the road less traveled, like the majority of them are younger siblings. And I think about like my office space.

So I work in an office space that I kind of rent out with a couple of friends in Sydney. And most of them like are running their own businesses, they're running their own side hustles and like they're doing that full time or they're self-contracted, like they do contract jobs. And every single one of them that's in that office is a youngest child.

So I work in an office space that I kind of rent out with a couple of friends in Sydney. And most of them like are running their own businesses, they're running their own side hustles and like they're doing that full time or they're self-contracted, like they do contract jobs. And every single one of them that's in that office is a youngest child.

So I work in an office space that I kind of rent out with a couple of friends in Sydney. And most of them like are running their own businesses, they're running their own side hustles and like they're doing that full time or they're self-contracted, like they do contract jobs. And every single one of them that's in that office is a youngest child.