The Daily Dad

Teach Them to Handle Things

Dec 22, 2020

02:36

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The podcast discusses the importance of teaching children problem-solving skills, clear thinking, and self-sufficiency. They also introduce a New Year challenge for their listeners.

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Focusing on teaching children problem-solving skills and self-sufficiency is more important than academic achievements or impressive credentials.

The New Year Challenge by The Daily Stoke offers an opportunity for personal growth and improvement through 21 days of challenges.

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Teach them to handle things

In order for children to succeed, it is important to teach them how to handle themselves and solve problems rather than focusing on academic achievements or impressive credentials. The ability to be self-sufficient and get things done is what truly sets individuals apart and leads to success.

Teach Them to Handle Things

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“You don’t need your kid to be a rocket scientist to be special. You don’t need to teach them 15 languages or the cello. It’s not a degree from Harvard or a perfect SAT that’s going to vault them into the elite category—not the elite category that counts.”

Ryan explains how to give your kids what truly matters, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

We created the New Year, New You Challenge to help you create a better life, and a new you in 2021. Sign up for the challenge at https://dailystoic.com/challenge.

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