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“The core of parenting is the relationship you have with your child. If people were plants, the relationship would be the soil. The relationship supports, nurtures, allows growth—or inhibits it. Without a relationship they can lean on, a child’s sense of their security is compromised. You want the relationship to be a source of strength for your child—and, one day, for their children too.”
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
“Life really does favor the obsessed. Great fortune truly does shine on those mesmerized by their gorgeous ambitions. And the universe most definitely supports the human being unwilling to surrender to the forces of fear, rejection and self-doubt.”
― The Everyday Hero Manifesto: Activate Your Positivity, Maximize Your Productivity, Serve The World
― The Everyday Hero Manifesto: Activate Your Positivity, Maximize Your Productivity, Serve The World
“Sometimes we must walk into the darkness in order to understand what light really is.”
― Best Self: Be You, Only Better
― Best Self: Be You, Only Better
“Being kind does not mean you don’t share your feelings when you are angry. What it does mean is explaining how you feel and why but without blaming or insulting the other person.”
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
“How we feel about ourselves and how much responsibility we take for how we react to our children are key aspects of parenting that are too often overlooked because it’s much easier to focus instead on our children and their behaviors rather than examining how they affect us and then how we in turn affect them. And it is not only how we respond to children that shapes their personality traits and character but also what they witness and feel in their environment. I”
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
― The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read:
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