The Daily Dad This Is the Kind of Coach You Have to Be
Jun 4, 2020
Explore the intricate role of fatherhood as a form of coaching. Fathers aren't just providers; they guide children through life's challenges, using emotional intelligence to adapt their coaching style. By breaking away from traditional stereotypes, the discussion highlights the importance of understanding each child's unique needs. Dive into how fathers can better empower their kids in school, relationships, and more, illustrating that parenting is a continuous coaching journey.
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Fathers as Coaches
- Fathers are more than providers and protectors; they are also coaches.
- They guide children through various life experiences, challenges, and personal growth.
David Epstein's Coaching Evolution
- David Epstein's perspective on coaching has shifted from the "rah-rah" style to a calmer, more personalized approach.
- He now favors coaches who guide individuals to discover what truly works for them.
Flexible Coaching
- Avoid being a one-dimensional coach; adapt your approach to different scenarios and individual needs.
- Recognize that what works for one child or situation may not be suitable for another.