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We\u2019re coming to you today from the city of Vilnius, Lithuania. We have loved traveling through the Baltic States.

Today we\u2019re going to continue answering some questions (since we were accidentally cut short in the last episode).

We were asked about certain types of activities and whether or not our children participate in them because of our unique lifestyle. For example, ballet, piano, gymnastics, sports, and other activities that require mastery.

In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons \u2014 the exchange rate \u2014 of the choices we\u2019ve made and how that plays into mastery or skills.

We philosophize about the breadth of exposure versus the depth of mastery. 

Is one approach better? Healthier? Lead to greater happiness?

If you study the lives of great masters \u2014 in current times and throughout history \u2014 you often find a train wreck of broken relationships and mental and emotional disasters. That\u2019s often because their development has been \u2018lopsided\u2019 \u2014 an emphasis on the \u2018one thing\u2019 they\u2019re mastering, instead of a well-rounded development.

Our focus has been on developing holistic mastery of well-being \u2014 mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, social, and financial. 

We expound on how and why we do that in this episode.

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