Sat, 30 August 2014
On this week’s episode, I address a listener question about my perspective on finding peace when dealing with death. This topic was on my mind when I was writing The Noticer Returns.
Listen in as I answer this question by reading a full chapter from The Noticer Returns. Get your full version of The Noticer Returns for a more thorough answer to this question. To get your own copy now, just click here. Questions for Listeners Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show!
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Sat, 23 August 2014
On this week’s episode, I answer a listener question on how to turn big powerful thoughts into smaller, concise statements so they can be clearly communicated to others. Before getting into that, we have a quick announcement.
We’ve all heard the statements:
It is a common mistake for people to allow methods to determine their possible results.
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Direct download: ITL147_How_to_Refine_Your_Methods_and_Accelerate_Your_Success.mp3
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Sat, 16 August 2014
On this week’s episode, I share my perspective on how to talk to your kids when they are being to hard on themselves and falling apart. As parents, it is crucial that we are vulnerable about our pasts.
My son, Adam, is very sensitive and tends to think about things that might not bother his older brother.
I recently heard a pastor say to the church’s youth, “Sometimes God will give you a weakness that you really have to struggle with, and it will become a strength.” I told Adam a story about two football teams.
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Direct download: ITL146_What_to_Say_to_Your_Kids_When_Theyre_Too_Hard_on_Themselves.mp3
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Sat, 9 August 2014
On this week’s episode, I respond to a question about reading biographies to children and my thoughts on fiction. I would read biographies to the boys when they were younger and paraphrase to make it more age-appropriate.
I find it weird when people have a sort of snobbery toward fiction.
You want the kind of fiction that sparks the right kind of imagination.
The Kid Who Changed the World is a clever telling of how much we all mean to each other and the difference we can make, while also teaching history. Click here to learn how to get your own copy of The Kid Who Changed the World. Questions for Listeners Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show!
Direct download: ITL145_What_Kinds_of_books_should_you_and_your_children_read.mp3
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Sat, 2 August 2014
On this week’s episode, I discuss a popular listener question: “What should you provide for your kids, and what should they have to work for?” Some parents have a cut and dry answer for that, but I don’t.
There was a time last week that I needed to drive Austin around to several locations for the business he has started.
I recently saw a kid who got a brand new BMW on his 16th birthday.
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Direct download: ITL144_What_Should_You_Make_Your_Kids_Work_For_and_What_Should_You_Just_Give_Them.mp3
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