Ken Coleman

I'm just in the boat of I think a little bit of balance is good as long as he has some hobbies.

I don't know that I don't want to be working 60 hours a week.

let alone a 15-year-old.

So that was my only thing was I love where he's headed.

His mindset's right.

His discipline is there.

I just want him doing it for the right reasons and have some real depth to it instead of just going, I got to build wealth.

I got to have a million by 21 or else, or else, or else.

And as I dig into it with people, there's no why behind it.

I just want him to have that deeper why.

And force him to give some, too.

You said you're doing the 60-30-10.

I assume that's saving, spending, giving?

I think we get him to enjoy some of it more because the only concern is that he has a flat tire where he goes, I'm great at saving and investing.

I have a harder time giving and having that open hand.

I have a harder time enjoying the fruits of my labor.

So I think we can work on those things with him, but I don't think this is a crisis.

On the spectrum of 60 hours a week doing video games or working, I'd rather him be toward the work side.

And why do you think that is?

Yes, sir.