Every family has its own unique set of rules, reflecting their values and beliefs. Some emphasize respect with formal titles, while others lean toward a more relaxed approach. The conversation highlights the significance of setting examples rather than just listing rules, encouraging virtues like self-discipline and temperance. A new book, inspired by historical figures and crafted during challenging times, adds depth to the discussion, reminding us of the enduring impact of our choices.
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Modeling Virtues
Teach kids self-control, simple living, and measured speech.
Model these behaviors; show, don't just tell.
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Universal Values
Every family establishes unique rules; some prioritize formalities, others embrace informality.
However, core values like self-discipline and temperance should be universally instilled.
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“Every family is going to have their own rules. Some parents want a “Yes, sir” and Yes, Ma’am,” others are OK being called by their first name. Some tolerate elbows on the table, others won’t even allow screen time. Every family is different, so every family will have different rules.”
Ryan explains why you must show more than you tell, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.
The Boy Who Would Be Kingis out now, written by Ryan Holiday in the depths of the pandemic (not unlike the one Marcus ruled through), this new beautifully crafted book is available now. Go to dailystoic.com/king to order now and you’ll automatically get the free audiobook.
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