

Daily Dad and Kathryn Schulz on Learning from Loss and Grief
Jul 2, 2022
Kathryn Schulz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning staff writer for The New Yorker and author of 'Lost & Found,' discusses the vital lessons of loss and grief in parenting. She reflects on the insights gained during the pandemic, balancing isolation with newfound appreciation. Schulz shares how personal experiences shape parenting and the beauty discovered in everyday moments amidst life's struggles. The conversation delves into the transformative power of adversity, emphasizing the importance of nurturing a healthy self-relationship for effective parenting.
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500 Bedtimes
- Ryan Holiday realized he spent 500 consecutive bedtimes with his kids due to the pandemic.
- He acknowledges he'll likely never have that experience again.
Unexpected Discoveries
- We discover things we didn't know were missing.
- Difficult experiences are often connected to something beautiful or meaningful.
Disregarding Others
- Ryan Holiday reflected on getting mono and how we often disregard how our actions affect others.
- He hopes the pandemic taught us greater consideration for others, especially kids.