Lillie Cameron

And you look at, we're a country that is powered by small business.

And small businesses like ours, like these, it's extremely difficult to offer any sort of business without any sort of government funding.

One thing that Canada does, Canada takes...

A small amount, it's a tax that's essentially a tax that everybody pays and it goes towards, you know, a year of leave for families.

In Sweden, they do things where it's like 450 days and, you know, if the father doesn't take a certain amount, then kind of it gets forfeited, like they want it to be split.

And I think that's really, really, really important.

Eight months.

You know, I think that San Francisco and New York have taken a couple steps recently to New York is doing something that I think goes into effect in 2017, where they're taking a dollar out of everybody's paycheck.

And it's kind of it really helps folks who are who are minimum wage earners.

Those are people who I think are hit the hardest.

It needs awareness.

We've got to invest in the next generation of our society.

Well, definitely go to ecosafespaces.com.

Okay.

And LinkedIn is the best way if you want to contact me directly.

Fab five.

I really like the Patrick Lencioni books.

One in particular, you know, Five Dysfunctions is great, but there's one called The Advantage and it goes through a six question model.

So anybody who's starting a new business or leading a new team can walk the team through the six question model and really creating clarity and helping devise a mission and vision and brand and

really coalescing a new team.