This is the Gary V. Audio Experience

Gary, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, Gary.

I'm a little bit nervous. I've been following you for quite many years now.

I was telling my mom yesterday I was going to meet you in a...

She's from Spain and she doesn't speak English.

So I considered Gary the Spanish page and she was like,

Oh, you thought you have to meet him.

She's my biggest source of positivity and I think you're the second one.

I'm very humbled for that.

Thank God we now have more of a generation of stay-at-home fathers.

But obviously it's not confusing that the majority of stay-at-home parents or our mothers had been historically.

When you are lucky enough, and actually by the way I'm so happy that we are now in a mature conversation where

one of the things that most bothers me in the world is that women feel guilt to have a career and parent.

It's really too bad. Really is.

It's something I think a lot about.

You know how you think about stigmas that are not stigmas today but they were 50 years ago?

One of the things I hope I get to see before I die is that that stigma goes away because it's really unfortunate on the flip side.

And I'm seeing this more from men now because they have an easier task at this.

If you are passionate at staying at home and raising your child, if that child has a parent that is positive for real,

and especially if they are practical and positive, the odds of success are high as shit.

It's really cool. I know the biggest thing that happened in my life and it's not even close is that my mom was my parent.

And I think my dad for that a lot as well because we were really poor and luckily his old school point of view on the world

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