Maria Wendt

It's just different.

But time and her being three, it's only gonna happen once, and then next year she's only gonna be four, and that's only gonna happen for a year.

And so I think I'm playing a little bit of the long game in my career where

I will be with her for the next, whatever, 15 years or so.

But I'm working until I'm 95 or 100.

Like I'm going to work until I flop down dead.

And so I'll have another 70, 50, 60, 70 years to work if I want to.

But this time with her as a child, I'm only going to get once.

Got it.

I think so.

Yeah, I do.

My only concern with homeschooling is that she's an only child.

And so kind of figuring out that, like I don't want her to be lonely, but my parents homeschooled me all 12 years and it was such a gift.

It was, I am so comfortable being different.

I was taught to think critically.

I was very classically educated.

So I have a deep appreciation for who we are as a culture and where we came from.

I love reading, which has been such a gift to me as an entrepreneur.

So I benefited so much from being homeschooled.

And plus, like, we have such flexibility as entrepreneurs.