What do you believe parents, because here is what we need to teach our children not to believe.
Things to watch our for that can get tied to belief.
Failing Big-ish
Teach your kids to manager failures because it’s the likely path to tremendous success. This attribute should not be taught over the teaching of values, morals and identity. It’s a secondary level you can apply after those other lessons become character traits. Failures without those can affect the meaning of their existence and as you... Continue Reading →
How to teach moving forward.
An idea to solve the education problem.
Teen explanation – Changing something that has existed in culture for generations. (Bullying, indifference, abuse, mistreatment or neglect to name a few).
Love is when you see a need to make our world a better place by doing something about it. Greater than Saving one, it’s more powerful to Save two!
Switching gears as we cross the threshold. This is truly where our wealth lies.
Giving everything has little meaning or value if they don’t know who you are, what drives you, what’s your purpose and where you come from. Last but not least, how did you know your gift and your worth? Who is your source?
Behaviors to watch for in kids.
Why are the schools not doing more for my child? Seems like someone should help.
Battling defiance
The art of defiance by kids and how to make it straight.
What do children worry about?
The stories of what you fight against and is up for grabs.
What if your child says they want a better sister?
I wish I had a better sister!
How do we as men….
Who are we as the Male Man?
Play or work first? How to avoid a sore throat!
Well this can be a tough one for parents especially when kids have had a long grueling week. Our children are master negotiators so watch out for the charm. Cognitively it is not easy for a child to go from watching tv and playing video games so it’s work first for sure. Executive management skills... Continue Reading →
Should I take credit?
For the position I hold as husband and partner, father and and provider, teacher and presence? Simon Sinek’s (speaker) message is spot on in regards to what it takes to be a leader. The willingness to take care of those around you and in turn it may be added to you but those that love... Continue Reading →
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