John Delony

And then I realized I don't have a psychology for enough.

She drew a pie chart and just showed like one of the pie pieces was money.

And she says that she colored it in because that one's full.

But what was still empty was quality time.

What was still empty was presence.

You're at our house, but you're not here.

You're somewhere else.

You're in the markets.

You're writing a new book.

You're thinking about a speech you're going to give someday.

I want you here or you're sitting by me, but you're scrolling on the phone while we're watching a, like you're watching your little screen with your medium sized screen in your lap.

And we're watching a big screen together.

Like that's, you're not with me.

Right.

And so all the way back to this conversation is that this isn't a money issue for you guys.

Some people are in a situation where somebody really wants to stay at home.

Economically, we have to have two salaries, two incomes.

This doesn't sound like y'all.

What he needs to hear is, unequivocally, I value time with this child.

Developmentally, I think it's going to be better for our kid.