I remember sitting at the coffee table with my wife, Cristina on a Saturday morning. We had just found out that our three-year-old son was autistic a few months ago. Between driving to different therapy appointments and doctor’s visits, it was becoming clear that my wife’s plan of returning to a traditional workplace wasn’t going to be possible.
Cristina wanted to find a way to generate income and contribute financially to our home while our son’s therapy continued. She leaned her head close to mine, put her phone in my hand, and asked, “Is it possible for someone like us to build a platform like these women have done?” I smiled and said, “Yes. Let’s make it happen. If we’re going to enter into that world, though, we can’t just do more of the same”