Stephen Shaw

And then career development, career development, career development.

And when I get to talk to young people that in the U.S.

today, a woman turning 30 without a child has at most a 50% chance of ever becoming a mother.

Age 30, if you haven't already had your first child.

And that's the same in all of these countries.

In fact, in Japan, it's even younger.

It's only 26.

So we have put so much focus on other things other than family.

And frankly, we haven't been honest to ourselves, partly because few people have known the data.

I hope that changes.

Unless it's societies.

Yeah, I hear the reality.

CDC data will tell you that around 90% of women either have or want kids.

And that really hasn't changed very much.

It's come down a little bit.

But not what you might hear in the press, nobody wants kids.

Really, that's twisting certain facts.

I see all the time, 90% or more of women do want children one day.

But when you hear the reality today for the U.S., we're looking now close to as few as 6 out of 10 ever becoming mothers.

That gap in...