PODCAST: Good Things Are Coming
COVID is a social experiment like none other. Listen in as we discuss recent updates and also what we've managed to bring to our community throughout all of this. We love that we've created a job where we get to make people happy while being completely honest and ourselves. In this episode we chit chat about how men and women are wired differently and how we carry different loads in life and in business (with women facing many more barriers on a daily basis). And then we get into relationships and how our parenting patterns and the way we communicate impacts our spouse and kids.
TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS PODCAST:
Sometimes people don't start things because of the fear of failing, especially in the entrepreneurial world. Men struggle with this fear the most, whereas women may experience this fear but we also have to work twice as hard on daily tasks due to the additional barriers put in our way. It's not that we can't do it, it’s that we carry a different load and have other obstacles in our way.
What if your past “baggage” is what’s making you resilient? What if it’s actually a gift - because you are who you are because of your past. Rather than it being baggage, think of it as fire that’s pushing you forward in life.
The biggest win in parenting is teaching your kids how to communicate and how to actually have a conversation about what they're thinking and feeling. And you can do that by effectively communicating and parenting with your partner. Your kids will watch your parenting patterns and communication skills and form habits based off of that. Icing people out and not communicating or being silent and not telling your partner or child what’s wrong is a major master manipulation tool that f*cks with people’s brains. Choosing to remain silent and ignoring the person or situation is one of the most harmful and damaging things in any relationship and makes people feel unsafe. So don't ice people out, use your words.
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