Jeremy Boreing

Enormous loss, but it wouldn't have been my loss.

It would have been hers.

And that's how this was.

She experienced enormous loss, but she allowed it to be my loss.

And, you know, another beautiful thing about my wife, and I would say this to anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur or a creative or a creator, because they're all the same thing.

A creator and an entrepreneur, all an entrepreneur is is someone who's creating something in the business domain, right?

And when we say a creator, we just mean an entrepreneur in the creative domain.

These are—they're fairly interchangeable.

When we set out to take the kinds of risks that are inherent to the work that we do, when we set out to make ourselves vulnerable in the ways that we have to make ourselves vulnerable in order to succeed—

You just have to have someone who will allow you that.

Women like security.

Men are primarily motivated by ego.

Women are primarily motivated by security, like in a fundamental sense.

So, of course, my wife likes knowing that there's going to be a paycheck.

She never asked me about it, though, after leaving The Daily Wire.

She just trusted that I would solve that problem, even though she had left her job to be a full-time mom.

And so in...

It's kind of a funny turn of events.

She had left her job less than a year before things fell apart for me at The Daily Wire.

But she didn't lead with any of that insecurity.