Learn the importance of cherishing every moment with your children, even if it's repetitive. Examples from FDR and Kobe Bryant show the significance of being present and treasuring these interactions as if they were the first.
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Each moment counts, so say yes to the little things that matter like it's the first time.
By prioritizing what truly matters, we can make each moment count and not waste time on things that don't.
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The Power of Saying Yes
No matter how patient or indulgent you are, there will come a point where you want to say no. However, it is important to say yes, even if it's the thousandth time. Say yes because that's the time that counts. None of us know how many more times we have, so make each time count like it was the first.
Valuing the Little Things
Saying yes to the little things that matter is crucial. One never knows when they will have another opportunity. By protecting what truly matters, like Kobe Bryant did, and saying no to things that don't, we can make each moment count. None of us know how long we've got, so make each time count like it was the first.
"C’mon, Dad, again! One more time! Can we keep going a little longer? Let’s start over! I don’t want to stop!
You’ve heard all these things more times than you can count. The request for one more book before bed. One more time riding on your back. To watch that funny video one more time. To sing that song once more from the beginning. To hear the story over again. To jump in the pool one more time… and then one more time after that… and one more time after that."
Ryan describes the importance of these moments, and why we should appreciate every one of them, in today's Daily Dad Podcast.
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