Steven

How did you manage? You're a mother of three. You've raised three very wonderful, well-adjusted children. But you're also successful. You have books. You're traveling around the world, you said.

Could it have worked if your husband stayed home instead of you, in your view? Because I'm trying to understand if you're saying that dads don't need to be there present as much as the mother.

Could it have worked if your husband stayed home instead of you, in your view? Because I'm trying to understand if you're saying that dads don't need to be there present as much as the mother.

Earlier on, you mentioned a study that I read about when I was studying psychology once upon a time, which is the rhesus monkey study with the wire mother. For anybody that's never heard about that study, I think it's quite important to understand the profound impact that touched.

Earlier on, you mentioned a study that I read about when I was studying psychology once upon a time, which is the rhesus monkey study with the wire mother. For anybody that's never heard about that study, I think it's quite important to understand the profound impact that touched.

Yeah, what's touch called in the science world?

Yeah, what's touch called in the science world?

Skin to skin. Can you give me an overview of that study and what it showed for people that aren't aware of it?

Skin to skin. Can you give me an overview of that study and what it showed for people that aren't aware of it?

They didn't pass it down.

They didn't pass it down.

Your story, going back to your story, which we were talking about, are there any areas of privilege that you need to acknowledge that someone else listening to this now goes, yeah, but that's all right for you?

Your story, going back to your story, which we were talking about, are there any areas of privilege that you need to acknowledge that someone else listening to this now goes, yeah, but that's all right for you?

Because, you know, maybe someone who didn't have a partner there or someone who is in a difficult economic situation, extremely difficult economic situation, living in the projects in Harlem or something. I really want to... I'm saying this because...

Because, you know, maybe someone who didn't have a partner there or someone who is in a difficult economic situation, extremely difficult economic situation, living in the projects in Harlem or something. I really want to... I'm saying this because...

How do we know that more paid leave equals better children, less strain on the healthcare system in terms of mental health, mortality, whatever it might be?

How do we know that more paid leave equals better children, less strain on the healthcare system in terms of mental health, mortality, whatever it might be?

How do you make a statistical or a science or research backed case that if we had three years of paid leave in the United States or in the UK or Australia or Canada, wherever, that it would be a net positive for society outside of it just being an opinion?

How do you make a statistical or a science or research backed case that if we had three years of paid leave in the United States or in the UK or Australia or Canada, wherever, that it would be a net positive for society outside of it just being an opinion?

So many of the guests that I speak to on this podcast, especially those that become incredibly successful, athletes, entrepreneurs, whoever, they often have some form of neglect in their past. Richard Williams, Serena and Venus Williams' father, he was very intense with them from a very young age, and he's raised two of the greatest tennis players in history.