 It starts with knowing for them what I was saying before, that why they're actually here. The most important things that I offer my children is one is presence, just to be there when I'm with them. I mean, this isn't to say like, okay, don't go out and have a career, but to really be there for them when I am there with them, to actually be present with them, to give them my full attention. A lot of the kids, they enact attention seeking behaviors, like make trouble and stuff because they are craving attention. They want your attention and your attentiveness. So that's one thing. Another thing is sometimes I think it's important to name the gifts of my children when I see those gifts to validate those, which is very different from praise. And that leads to another thing, which is more of a don't do it, which is to manipulate them with praise and shame. And that is like one of the ways that we enact force on human beings because praise and shame, they touch the deep mammalian desire for parental acceptance and fear of abandonment. So they create habits of slavery, of living life in the interest of safety. Let me keep dad happy. And I don't want my children to live life to serve safety. I want them to be safe, but there are moments where safety is not the most important thing. There are moments where you sacrifice your life or your financial security or something for others. Ultimately, any artist is doing that. An artist is putting beauty first or putting, doing it right first or putting something else first besides me.