Restoring Family Time and Fostering a Belonging Culture at Home with Chris & Melissa Smith

No one has a perfect family, but everyone is willing to work together to build the family that we all want. In today's episode, Chris and Melissa Smith share encouragement about overcoming an almost-divorced experience, rebuilding their marriage, and reclaiming their family time together. Tune in to discover family values that bring more love, joy, and connection at home! 

Key takeaways to listen for

• How to align your business model with your family
• Profound ways to define your family identity 
• 7 family core values that foster excitement
• Impacts of surrounding yourself with successful married people
• Encouraging open communication within the family to strengthen relationships
• Parenting skills to educate children on vices

Resources mentioned in this episode

• The Go-Giver ⏐ Hardcover and Paperback
• DigitalMarketer
• The Campfire Effect
• Gift link: Weekly Check-Ins

 

About Chris & Melissa Smith

Chris and Melissa Smith are the founders of Family Brand, a podcast and website that helps families figure out what they want to be recognized for. They also help families define who they are and develop a family culture where relationships last and each family member is seen and valued for who they are.

With their 5 kids, they have guided dozens of families through their training, which teaches them how to identify what core values to build their family brand around and how to make their brand inspirational and transformative.

Connect with Chris & Melissa

• Website: Family Brand
• Podcast: Family Brand
• Instagram: @ourfamilybrand
• Facebook: Family Brand

 

Connect with Us

To learn more about us, visit our website at www.18summers.com or email us at info@18summers.com. To get a copy of our book “The Family Board Meeting”, click here.

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