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I just finished reading “How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen.”
There is no perfect way to parent. BUT having tools or strategies has been helpful for me. I need a plan. 🤣😜😭
Here are my Top 10 Takeaways from the book:
There is no perfect way to parent. BUT having tools or strategies has been helpful for me. I need a plan. 🤣😜😭
Here are my Top 10 Takeaways from the book:
1️⃣ Respect Their Feelings: Acknowledge your child's emotions and validate their feelings. When you listen and empathize with their experiences, it helps them feel understood and builds trust.
2️⃣ Use Descriptive Praise: Instead of generic compliments, offer specific and descriptive praise. This encourages positive behavior and boosts their self-esteem. Highlighting their efforts and achievements will motivate them to continue doing well.
Full on in on ChatGPT now.
I’m using as much as I Google.
It’s such a nice persona too.
Solved my problem in a few seconds.
Copy into notes, made a task list, hit the store. All in all saved me a good 30min of planning.
Cc @OpenAI #ChatGPT #dadlife
I’m using as much as I Google.
It’s such a nice persona too.
Solved my problem in a few seconds.
Copy into notes, made a task list, hit the store. All in all saved me a good 30min of planning.
Cc @OpenAI #ChatGPT #dadlife
I think that just being exposed to these new tools, building with them and just staying humble to new tech puts me in a good position in general.
My parents where afraid of the iPhone when it came, took 10 years to get them comfortable with the tech.
My parents where afraid of the iPhone when it came, took 10 years to get them comfortable with the tech.
Changes will happen so fast now, that by the time people that are afraid of AI today gets around to it.
The rest of us are already living with the next thing.
If you don’t buckle up and are willing to embrace change. You’ll be left behind. Big time.
The rest of us are already living with the next thing.
If you don’t buckle up and are willing to embrace change. You’ll be left behind. Big time.
had a long talk with my wife about whether I’ve ever weaponized my incompetence...👀😰#otterwayoflife #weaponizedincompentence #dadlife
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Bravado is a community for sales pros that is reinventing the way they engage, upskill, and land new opportunities.
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Excited to invest in @Bravado!
Bravado is a community for sales pros that is reinventing the way they engage, upskill, and land new opportunities.
Proud to invest alongside Tiger Global @Redpoint @PrecursorVC @markpinc @packyM @lennysan & more!
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While I was buying grass seed at the hardware store just now, I noticed that YETI now makes a 16oz coffee mug and have never impulse-bought anything faster. It is sweeeet. #DadLife
Yesss.
Also, #ProTip for you young dads out there as we enter aeration/overseeding season: splurge on the grass seed coated with fertilizer - not only does it grow faster, but the damn birds won't eat it!
Benefits of having three kids #1:
Absolutely noone (family & others) gives unprompted parenting advice anymore (probably because they gave up).
Absolutely noone (family & others) gives unprompted parenting advice anymore (probably because they gave up).
Benefits of having three kids #2:
Being able to say (in theory) things like: “well, *some* of my kids play Golf”
Being able to say (in theory) things like: “well, *some* of my kids play Golf”
Benefits of having three kids #3:
Being able to switch from man to zone defense at home.
Being able to switch from man to zone defense at home.
