Being a father is one of the greatest gifts life has given me. But it’s not always easy. I often struggle with self-doubt, insecurities, and the feeling that I don’t have much time for myself—even when the kids are my only focus. It’s almost like I’m still experiencing the same anxiety I had when I was managing my own office and clients. There’s always this lingering sense that something is unfinished or pending, and the kids don’t leave much room for self-care. Ultimately, I’ve come to realize I’m just human. Being with the kids means taking myself completely out of the equation and being entirely selfless. I know I need more time to rewire my brain and remind myself that the kids are my present and my priority—and that’s actually the best thing I can do for myself. Funny enough, whenever Jaime takes over and I get time off, I feel the same anxiety and a sense of missing out. I find it hard to relax. As for self-doubt, I’ve learned it’s a way to keep myself in check—to make sure I’m doing the best I can as a father. After all, no one teaches you how to be a good parent.