While there are no kids that ask their mom "where's daddy?" - meaning you - there is little to worry about.
I totally wasted several years of my youth and that was the best time ever. And this guy was creating something, so +1 for that.
I totally wasted several years of my youth and that was the best time ever. And this guy was creating something, so +1 for that.
kids are very good at adapting to their environment as long as their environment is stable and predictable. for example if you spend with your kids whole their life only 5 minutes a day, they perceive it as normal and wouldn't expect it any other way because "that's how daddy always used to be"
the key for entrepreneur with kids is to deliver consistency no matter what that consistency is. follow my advice and you will be happy entrepreneur.
There are two problems with this "adaption". It creates adults with warped sense of what's normal. If they are lucky enough to gain a healthy disposition, they end up hating their parents for the upbringing they got.
Doing that consistently sounds like a punishment more than anything.
There are very very very very few people who can become a Great CEO and Great Dad within the same time frame.
You always have to give something.
giving them just 5 mins a day ... what a miserable dad would I be.