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You know what to do.

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@leachitup Hear hear Leachy

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@RFC_Centre 💯💯💯

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@Tigercastpod 👏👏👏

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@Tigers_of_Old Really, really poor 😞 Across the board

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@rfcswallace 💯

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@Richmond_FC Quality post admin 👏👏👏

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@LiahmO_Writing 💪💪💪

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@Tigercastpod Composure 😎

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@Tigercastpod 50/50’s just didn’t go our way all night. Plenty of positives with the energy and spirit 💪 Good to see Brown return to form

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@bdobson99 @rfcswallace Good read 👏

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@BStulberg Excellent writing as always Brad, bravo 👏

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@DanielCherny Nice work there Homer

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@swolenormous Papa, you do such great work 99% of the time. Why you gotta be so mean the other 1%?

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Yes.

[Paternal Legacy @PaternalLegacy]

26 weapons grade parenting tips:

1/ Give them a "heads up," 5 minutes until bedtime, 10 minutes before leaving the playground

2/ Look at the world more through their eyes

3/ Don’t discipline like an angry madman. Stay calm and firm, model how you want THEM to resolve conflict

4/ Let them argue their case respectfully. Teaches negotiation and critical thinking

5/ Skip the long lectures

6/ Use natural consequences: forgot homework? Let them explain it to the teacher. Forgot their lunch? They'll figure it out

7/ Be consistent and follow through. "We are leaving the playground if you don't stop..."

8/ Make "How can I help?" part of YOUR vocabulary. It builds reliability

9/ Share your unseen efforts: hustling for work, hitting the gym. Actions speak louder than words but when they can’t see it, TELL THEM

10/ Teach accountability by modeling it yourself: “I was wrong. sorry”

11/ Create family traditions like weekly movie nights, Sunday pancakes, whatever works

12/ More game nights

13/ Take an interest in their interests: video games, books, sports... do it with them.

14/ Hike together. Nature slows time and generates gratitude

15/ Build something. LEGO, puzzles, a fort, the Amazon delivery box

16/ Teach them skills: tie knots, start a fire, read a map

17/ Introduce chess or checkers. Start early

18/ Let them plan a family outing or navigate you there (they can get you through the airport)

19/ Always greet your wife with love. That moment sets the tone for the family

20/ Share some challenges (age appropriate)

21/ Respect their privacy. Knock before entering their room

22/ Teach the value of money early: "wants vs. needs," compounding, saving, etc

23/ Let them see you sweat

24/ Teach them to cook. Start small: eggs, pancakes, cookies. Embrace the mess

25/ No screens at meals ever

26/ Prioritize movement as a UNIT: family walks, workouts, hikes, dance-offs- whatever gets the everyone in synch

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@leachitup Hear hear

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@leachitup Classic line. You gotta take the boy off

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@leachitup Leachy, follow back for a DM. That’s my old job 😉

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

Normalize pursuing the highest version of yourself in all domains of life. Run fast. Lift heavy. Eat right. Run up the business. Get your mind in order. Treat strangers like friends, and friends like family. Life is short. Pursue your potential. Inspire others.

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