The Daily Dad

Be Something and Somebody

Mar 24, 2021

03:01

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The podcast discusses setting high expectations for children, inspired by E.H. Harriman's balance between business success and fatherhood. The episode also features a recommendation for Magic Spoon cereal, known for its nutritional benefits and nostalgic taste.

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Setting high expectations for children instills good values and nurtures a positive upbringing.

Encouraging children to be ambitious and strive for greatness promotes purpose and fulfillment in life.

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E. H. Harriman's Fatherhood Approach

E. H. Harriman, known as a successful businessman, displayed a contrasting tender and engaged approach as a father. Despite his reputation as a greedy industrialist, he showed patience and instilled good values in his children. He actively monitored his son's progress in school and encouraged him to realize his potential, emphasizing the importance of becoming somebody.

Lessons on parenting and setting expectations for children

3min

“E.H Harriman was a hell of a businessman and, as we’ve talked about before, a surprisingly good father. He had a reputation as a rapacious industrialist, but at home he was tender and engaged with his kids. He was patient and instilled in them good values.”

Ryan discusses why you should set high expectations for your children, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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