A first-person YouTube monologue describing how the speaker balanced parenting with early-stage entrepreneurship by involving her children in the business, working from a laptop at home, and improvising a quiet workspace for recording videos. The clip emphasizes teaching kids entrepreneurship early, using makeshift equipment (phones, stacked boxes), and establishing a designated 'work zone' where children learned to wait and respect boundaries.
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People ask me, like, when you have your kids, like, what do you. What do you do with your kids? Well, when we were building our business, we didn't have the money, but our kids were involved in everything. They learned entrepreneurship and business very, very early. So I worked off my laptop, and I. We didn't have an office. Andy shot videos by putting, like, stacking, like, file boxes and with his phone and all this so I could be really quiet. And then we had to. Basically, I had, like. It looked like an FBI lab. I had, like, a table from, like, Walmart. Plastic table, like those ones that you put, like, you take to the park. And I up my computer on there, and my kids would come in. Mom. And I'd be like, just a minute, you know? Yeah, mom, just a second. They knew that if I was in my little work zone in that designated area in the house, that that was a time where they had to have patience and wait, right? But as soon as I put that phone down or something, I put it down, and it'd be like, hey, mom, you know, whatever. I'm like, yes, tell me now. I'm ready. Like, mom, you know, this thing happened at school, and I thought, oh, really? No way, dude. That's awesome. Andy, did you hear that? He's.