So when you think about those women, what is the world that you want to build for them in five years, in 10 years? What are you steering toward as a vision that you want to bring them into?

I want to take one step back just to help define a bit on how I think about breadwinners and how we talk about it.

So to me, to your point around redefining, redefining the term breadwinner actually has to do with bringing important things into the home, right? It's an old, outdated term that meant...

actually back of the 1800s when it was coined, was literally bringing the bread home.

Like you are bringing the literal bread home to feed your family.

And then in the 60s and 70s, it kind of took this cultural shift into the person who's bringing home money.

To me, breadwinning is not just about the financial richness.

Yes.

How did this new platform and community come to be? Take me back to the idea.

A little over a year ago, January 25, I decided to leave my corporate career of 20 plus years.

I have...

Three little kids.

I spent four plus years going through IVF and having three beautiful children.

And I just like put my head down and just kept doing it.

Actually, the first time you and I connected, I was on maternity leave with my second child.

Do you have this vision of ultimately what this community and dinner series and all these partnerships, like what does this look like five years from now, 10 years from now?