Het mooiste aan het vaderschap is waarschijnlijk dat je al je kennis kan overdragen aan de volgende generatie! Dat is toch precies de reden dat we de beste versie van onszelf willen worden?
Save Your Sons deelt perfect advies op Twitter over hoe je een betere vader kan worden. In behapbare Tweets laat hij je precies weten hoe jij je kinderen een geweldige opvoeding kan geven. Deze adviezen zijn ook geweldig voor allerlei andere aspecten in je leven. Als vader is het bijvoorbeeld ook je taak om de leiding te nemen! En die specialiteit kan ook handig zijn voordat je vader wordt. Genoeg redenen om jullie te showen waarom het de moeite waard is om Save Your Sons te volgen!
Save Your Sons Tweets:
1 – Kids deserve a dad who lifts
2 – A man isn’t defined by his failures, he’s defined by how he reacts to his failures.
3 – A simple framework for making decisions as a man: Ask yourself, “would I be proud if my son made this same decision?”
4 – Becoming a great parent starts with forgiving your own parents.
5 – If you’re trying to “score points” with your wife, you’ve already lost whatever game you’re playing.
6 – If you aren’t investing time in your own development (physical, mental, emotional, financial), you’re doing a disservice to yourself, and by extension your family.
7 – Average fathers tell. Good fathers show. Great fathers do both. Because great fathers teach.
8 – One of the best things you can do for your kids’ health and happiness is learn to control your temper. If you’re yelling at them, you’re losing them.
9 – Your kids need to spend as much time outside as possible. Develop this habit as a family and develop it early.
10 – Your family is the most important business you’ll ever run.
11 – Teach your kids how to think, not what to think.
12 – When you make a promise to your kids, keep it. No exceptions.
13 – One of the most impactful ways to help your family thrive is to optimize your testosterone.
14 – Yelling should be reserved for imminently dangerous situations only.
15 – Dads who devote time to themselves in the gym aren’t selfish. Dads who neglect their health are.
16 – No amount of money will buy back missed time with your kids.
17 – Your kids don’t benefit from that promotion if it means they see you less.
18 – One day your kids will ask you to play for the last time. Ban the words “not now,” and “I’m too busy” from your household.
19 – The three sacred roles of a father are protect, provide, prepare. In that order.
20 – Whatever you do, do it with your grandchildren in mind. Generational thinking is the answer.
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