Mike Glover

And having to restart, I'm actually following your model a lot where you used to tell me years ago, it's like, man, you need to simplify things, dumb things down, make it very simple where, you know, you go to your coffee shop, you check in, manage some things, walk across the street, and then you're in your podcast studio.

And then the jujitsu gyms, literally down the alley, block away.

So I'm doing that same thing, kind of restarting everything.

And it's been nice.

I mean, to spend a lot of time with my family, not be stretched so thin that I don't have any capacity or bandwidth.

It's been pretty nice, man.

Yeah, it's difficult because in your situation, your children were very aware of what was going on.

Yeah, having...

50-50 custody right now and being immersed in my kids' lives, which I mean, I have to turn and burn just on this podcast because I got to pick up my kids from school tomorrow, which is awesome.

They don't recognize or realize anything is off

besides like there are gaps in space and time, but they're so young that my hope is that moving forward, it's just something that is like a vague memory and doesn't have to be over explained.

Look, I want my kids focused on,

Right.

And Paw Patrol and playing with our kids at school.

I don't want them to have to recall a traumatic event in their lives and then resurface it and create a narrative around it.

You know, that's that's the fear that I have with with these kids is all these people talking to them is that they're being.

not manipulated or coached, but they're being told a narrative or story from that person's perspective, not their own.

And it's like, okay, you didn't see daddy for a while.

Well, daddy was at work.

Okay, daddy's at work.