lot on your plate.

Go get another job or, you know, like I want, like the job that I had, with the home builder it had a lot of flexibility right and so i went from you know my first child watching her because i was working so much overtime right her first couple years that she was alive i was working so much i was watching her grow up on my iphone because i was facetiming my wife in the parking lot at the jail right and so then i get to a point where I'm able to go to school things.

I'm able to be going to everything that my kid's doing and not have to worry about it.

And now it's like, okay, I got to start over.

I got to find something that I can still do that though.

How do I still 100% be here for my kids? Because that's what I want.

And then it was like, the only option is to start my own business.

What are some of the difficult things that you've learned in a year?