Kaitlyn Laney was willing to Sell her House for the Dream

I was never tied to our things. You know, growing up, it was pretty chaotic. You know, I had great parents, a great childhood, but we moved a lot. We never, like, had a. Like a childhood home, if you will. So after I was starting my own business, you know, I sat down with my husband and I said, you know, if this. If this flywheel takes longer to get going than I think it might, we might have to be in a position to sell the house and use the equity from a house and live in an apartment for a year. Are you willing to do that? Because that's a very real reality. I was not as scared of that. I did not associate my success with this big house that we had just bought. I knew that my success in the long run would be there. But at the same time, when you have a partner and a family, you know, you. You have to have those conversations of, hey, we're on this boat together, and I'm going to navigate it the best I can. But if we need to ditch a few things off the side of the boat, what are we willing to ditch? And for me, it was the house.