Life Lessons Learned from Fatherhood

Sean asks you are always answering questions about business Brands Etc what's the one life lesson you have learned since becoming a father Sean this is a fun question for me I appreciate it you know I love this show because I'm really shooting straight and in me shooting straight you're going to all really realize how much of a contradiction I really am you're going to figure out how much of an ego I actually have you're going to figure out how much humility I actually have this is going to go on the ego side I've always been nurturing I love HR and the team and like you guys the community I have a lot of nurturing DNA you I'm a motherly kind of character I also have an 11y year younger brother that gave me a test run into fatherhood because my brother and I have that kind of relationship especially because my dad is such a workaholic wasn't around as much though much more for AJ than me I just want to throw that out there did go to some of his basketball games which I'm still jealous about and uh and in general my dad's kind of an old school less nurturing let's put it that way kind of guy and so you know when I'm 19 AJ is eight uh what that did for me in a lot of ways was you know it's not the same you know brother even though as much as I love AJ it's a different feeling from children I think you know I think the thing that it's taught me is the clo I want to say unconditional love but the truth is I probably love my parents and siblings more than the average person from what I've been able to gather and so it's taught me things I knew which is the fear that I have for any Misha yesterday talking to me about you know somebody called her a chatter box and it hurt her feelings a made me laugh because she's like her dad and I'm like I remember going my music teacher in first grade called me uh machine mouth or something like pretty tough um anyway uh motor mouth thank you uh and so she's going through that stuff and it was crazy to me to sit there and feel how much pain I felt and we're not even in bullying zone or zits zone or awkward teenage zone so it's teaching me that as much as I love my parents and my siblings and all these other things the love I have for those two is deep and it's hardcore