Roshini RajkumarHost
What would you say that part of your life has taught you about this part of your life?
Yeah, I think, I mean, you know, sometimes you go to a doctor's office or somewhere and it'll say, everything I need to know about life I learned in kindergarten.
And kind of the simple, you know, the simple lessons that you learn that you hear your whole life.
And by that, I just mean how I approach my marriage, how I approach being a parent, how I approach business or working.

Well, it's really interesting that you put it like that because when I think about it, and I am a football fan, your episode is dropping during the football season, but it's such a popular sport, especially professional football.

And you really are working hours upon hours upon hours for that Sunday game that you're not even playing the whole game because physically that would be really tough.

But for literally minutes, however many minutes you're going to play on any given Sunday, a couple hours, but you're working hours and hours and hours.
I mean, football, you have 15, 16, 17 games, whatever it is now, and you're doing 52 weeks a year.

At 52 weeks, because then even in the off season, you have to stay in shape.

But what I'm getting at is it's such a great analogy and lesson because to the sheer what you're talking about, it's a grind every day for that big game.

What would you say that part of your life has taught you about this part of your life?
Yeah, I think, I mean, you know, sometimes you go to a doctor's office or somewhere and it'll say, everything I need to know about life I learned in kindergarten.
And kind of the simple, you know, the simple lessons that you learn that you hear your whole life.
And by that, I just mean how I approach my marriage, how I approach being a parent, how I approach business or working.

Well, it's really interesting that you put it like that because when I think about it, and I am a football fan, your episode is dropping during the football season, but it's such a popular sport, especially professional football.

And you really are working hours upon hours upon hours for that Sunday game that you're not even playing the whole game because physically that would be really tough.

But for literally minutes, however many minutes you're going to play on any given Sunday, a couple hours, but you're working hours and hours and hours.
I mean, football, you have 15, 16, 17 games, whatever it is now, and you're doing 52 weeks a year.

At 52 weeks, because then even in the off season, you have to stay in shape.

But what I'm getting at is it's such a great analogy and lesson because to the sheer what you're talking about, it's a grind every day for that big game.
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