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You know, as I started looking around for schools for our little girl, that what they

were feeding them, no one was talking about the environment. They were all expected to

kind of live in this little box. Nobody was teaching any kind of self efficacy and I

just said to Jim one night, I just said, you know, and it was, I guess it was November

of 2005. So I just said to him, I said, you know, I can't put our baby in any of these schools.

Maybe we homeschool her, but she was already very much sort of an introvert. I just thought

it was going to be too isolated. So I said, well, why don't I just get a couple of families

together because they're a cluster of them at the preschool and we'll just start a little

homeschool kind of thing. We were going to do it in this area in our guesthouse. So all

of a sudden we had a campus, we had kids, we had a school and we were building that jet

while we were flying Mach 10.

That's Susie Amos Cameron and this is the Pro Podcast.

Friends, I am super delighted to be back with you today for another episode of the Plant

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