Jen Cohen

So it kind of counterbalances the... And you always wanted kids?

So once... I never really... You know what?

I never was that person who was like, oh, I must have two kids and a white picket fence and all the things.

But I also knew that if I didn't have kids, I would probably regret it in my life.

And so I didn't want to be an old mom and all the things.

Yeah.

So I kind of am traditional that way, very traditionally.

I wouldn't, I couldn't imagine myself not having kids.

I don't believe in work-life balance.

I think that's also a big load of nonsense.

I think that there's no such thing.

I think in certain like cycles of your life, you are really very myopic in what you're doing.

And like, there's times, like sometimes I'm like super dialed into work.

And then other times I have to be more dialed in to, like when I was, when my kids were

really, really small, I had to like dial back my career a lot because I wanted to be available around.

And then, you know, not that soon after, like I didn't wait that long, but I went back.

I mean, it's very, very hard.

No, no, no, no, no.

Like I think that I was, I was born happy.

My DNA doesn't allow me to slow down or stop.