Katherine Boyle

You learn the lesson very quick.

And my parents, my mom actually ran my dad's medical practice.

And so the sort of our kind of typical life was, you know, they would take us to the office.

We saw the patients with my dad.

We worked in the office like from a very young age.

They opened the office on Saturdays because people have to work and they wanted to be there for the patients.

And so we had this really, really tight-knit family.

of work matters, work is a virtue.

Everyone works hard and the kids work hard too.

It's not just mom and dad work hard and the kids get to play.

No, it's like we're gonna work as a family.

And then on Saturday nights, we're gonna go to church, go out to dinner after the whole family with my grandparents who live down the street.

But it was like a very simple life, but it was very focused on working hard.

And there was always these sort of stories in my family where my dad would always say like, you're not gonna be the smartest in the room.

You're not going to be the best at everything.

But no one is going to outwork a Boyle.

No one is going to outwork you.

And I think that was just sort of inculcated in me from early age.

So I did a lot of things.

I did piano.