I found this one on Twitter from @Adam_Goldman …
Be the parent who stands out in the cold if your kid wants to shoot an extra 100 shots. Don’t be the parent that makes their kid shoot an extra 100 shots.
I found this one on Twitter from @Adam_Goldman …
Be the parent who stands out in the cold if your kid wants to shoot an extra 100 shots. Don’t be the parent that makes their kid shoot an extra 100 shots.
From an article titled The best advice of 2017 in Business Insider …
Researcher and bestselling author Brene Brown advises parents to accept that they’ll inevitably make mistakes — and their kids will, too.
On an episode of Lewis Howes’ podcast, “The School of Greatness,” she said the best thing you can do as a parent is teach your kids that it’s OK to ask for help. Ultimately, it’s about encouraging your kids to let themselves be vulnerable — something Brown takes a lot of bravery.
From Albert Einstein …
“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.”
From Gloria Steinem, feminist icon …
“I would say, ‘Do more of what you can uniquely do, and less of what other people can do.”
From an article in the NY Times, Adopt 5 Healthy Habits, Live 12 to 14 Years Longer
Five behaviors could extend life expectancy at 50 by more than a decade, even without the discovery of a single new drug or medical treatment.
The study, in Circulation, looked at five behaviors:
The scientists calculated that, on average, a 50-year-old man who adopted all of these would live 12 years longer than a man who took on none. A woman with the same five habits would live an average of 14 more years than a woman with none of them.
BEST ADVICE TO THEIR YOUNGER SELVES from Mel Robbins expert on Leadership & Defeating Doubt, Award-Winning CNN Commentator, and Bestselling Author of The 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage.
Top 5 on LifesBestAdvice.com …
Find three hobbies you love:
One to make you money,
one to keep you in shape,
and one to be creative.