Parent Like You Mean It: Daily Debrief Meetings & Family Dinners
With or without a pandemic, we have the ability to re-introduce a corporate skillset into our kids' lives - interpersonal communication, EQ, and sharing tacos!
Parent Like You Mean It: Love Languages (Happy Birthday To Me and other Love Songs)
Love and accept each of your kids in such a way that they never feel the need to run around looking for it somewhere else... Here's how!
Parent Like You Mean It: Cancel Culture Hell
The “Cultural Authorities” demand that we live in a world without grace, mercy & forgiveness. An existence without love is a life without God. To put it simply, they want us to live in hell.
Parent Like You Mean It: How Did We Get Here?
At some point – may be as soon as April – we need to start assuming some risk in life and leave our societal health up to our own individual decisions. Let’s celebrate 2021 the American Way: TOGETHER!
Parent Like You Mean It: Fear and Loathing at the Beach and the ICU
Courage seems to be in short supply. Here's to courageously parent during the pandemic.
Parent Like You Mean It: What’s A Motto with You?
My family has a theme song - it's practically a motto - that all of America should be abiding by these days!
Parent Like You Mean It: Finding Truth
I’m talking about deciphering truth and separating it from Sandy Plankton’s lies and Don Lemon’s opinions. It's our DUTY to be CRITICAL THINKERS and seek out different perspectives instead of lazily slopping around in our own confirmation bias.
Parent Like You Mean It: These Aren’t the Kids You’re Looking For
We can’t “force” our worldview and moral compass into the hearts and minds of our kids. We can influence, instruct, model, and discipline them. But, the decision to do the right thing is completely up to them.
Parent Like You Mean It: Parenting In A “Post-Truth” World
As responsible parents, our responsibility is to NOT be influenced when people try to trick us with lies so clever that they sound like truth.
Parent Like You Mean It: How To Raise “Good Gamers”
How can we raise our kids in this video game culture so that they don't become desensitized?