Aged to Perfection: Lessons From 25

It doesn't have to be such a strictly you can do this, you can do this, you could do anything you want.

And I want them to know truly sky's the limit.

I will never prevent them from doing anything that they want to do.

I want to only enhance and help them.

And I think our worldview, like I can say for my own situation at least, like my parents don't have necessarily that worldview, not because they don't want to.

It just wasn't something really presented as a thing.

You know, my parents are talking about going on a big European trip now in their 70s, right? Like this is not something that was really a thing back then.

back then.

So I feel like that worldview that I have and this, the opportunity to try new things and do new things, I'm hoping will encourage my kids to feel safe to do and try new things.

So I was thinking, do you ever think about going back to 25, 25 years old? What were you doing at 25? Where were you? What was going on?

Okay.

So when I was 25, I was out of college, right? I was in law school.

So no.

Hard no.

Okay.

Hard no.

No, I'm just kidding.

So the, yeah, I think I was actually, I got engaged at 25, which is kind of early in today's standards.

I know.

I think I was engaged around, I think I was 26.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, that's, you know, I was interning.

Was I in law school? I was like just graduating law school.