Space doesn't mean slowing down or moving to the country. It means focusing your hours on what matters. A founder working 17-hour days in San Francisco has space if those hours go to priorities she chose, not scattered tasks.
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But I think even in that characterization, there's an assumption of what it looks like to have more space, right? Like there's an assumption that it's a slower life that is more space, that it's a rural area that is more space. But I think the thing that I like to push on is that I don't necessarily make that assumption. It might be that like for you, making space means being in SF, being at a startup, working a whole bunch of hours. But being able to focus on the things that you want to focus on, right? Like even in the context of being an SF at a startup, being a founder, let's say you decide to, I don't know, spend 17 hours of your day working, right? Like you do you, but in those 17 hours, there are probably things that you do want to spend those 17 hours on. And even in the context of work, there are probably things that you would rather not be spending those 17 hours on. And our job is to make that possible for you.