But I would encourage you guys talk about your work, talk about your clients, talk about your

wins and losses.

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Welcome to another five-minute fatherhood.

So one of the things I'd encourage you guys to do is talk to your kids about your work.

And a lot of us have abstract jobs.

And so we might resist educating our kids about how we make money or what happens

to us at work and i think this is really this can really subtly but profoundly over time separate us

from our family team and this really hit me once when i was back when cora was sort of brand new

this question

and answer site.

I remember somebody asked a specific question to billionaires.

I don't know why they asked, but they're like, they asked, hey, how do you guys see educating

your kids?

And a guy who was actually well known as a billionaire got on to Cora and actually wrote

something about how he's educating his kids and he said that the most important thing he

says he believes in educating your kids he used two words demystify work and that that really

hit me he said that a lot of kids that grow up, they're in school, and they don't

really understand how the whole moneymaking process works. And a lot of fathers don't talk to their

kids about work. And so they live in a very separate world. Their kids live in an educational world.

The dad lives in a vocational world. And these things don't ever sort of come together. And so

your kids as they're getting older, they don't understand how work works, right? They don't get it.

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