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Yeah.

I'm so glad you brought this up, Tiffany.

Um, my husband and I talked about that article actually, and, um, I think it comes down to a few things.

First, I think many of us don't have role models of two working parents who both worked.

I do.

My parents both worked, and so to me, like the way they divided things maybe isn't exactly what I would follow, but at least that is my background.

Um, and that tension, isn't it? I'd, I'd love to hear more about that, you know?

Also known as the CEO of Momentum Rising.

So I guess I'll start during COVID.

I really wanted to be a mom.

And so in 2020, I remember I was like, it was a couple of years after my husband and I got married and I was like, okay, like I now have baby fever.

Like the switch has flipped and I am ready and let's do this.

And so it took some convincing, but we got there and it was 2020.

So we were kind of like not seeing friends or family, but it didn't happen right away for me, which I thought it would.

Was it because that was the situation you were in or you just felt like there was like a really clear need at that point?