Episode Highlights With Gary Vee
- How he feels he was perfectly parented and the things his mom did that made the biggest difference
- Why this led to a book called Meet Me in the Middle
- It stands out to him that his mom found balance and how this impacted him
- How his mom helped him feel capable and remarkable but didn’t create delusion or entitlement
- What inspired him to write this book and expand into the children's world
- His definition of success — peace of mind
- Ways to integrate balance and accountability with our kids
- Start with parenting, not looking for external validation from the outside
- What things do we push our kids toward that are based on positive validation for ourselves
- Surprising things he found out from the 15- to 25-year-olds that message him
- What you cheer for is what they strive for
- His mom gave the most positive reinforcement when he was nice
- Be very thoughtful about what you cheer for
- Hurting from losing is one of the great foundational blocks of human development
- A parent's job is to eliminate indifference
- Do you want to avoid judgment? Stop deploying it
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