In our latest episode, Antony Graf joins us to discuss his journey of being a dad and entrepreneur: He shares:
- Developing Healthy Habits and Mindsets in Kids
- Being an Effective Parent
- Finding the Right Parenting Balance
- Insights on Business and Entrepreneurship
Some of my highlights from our call:
On the importance of identity anchoring for kids:
“We have a saying in my coaching staff, the behaviors you praise are the child you raise. So, let's say your kid smacks your other kid, and you giggle. What did you just do? You had a positive reaction in his brain for what he just did.” —Antony Graf
Some Key Ideas on Parenting:
- Feed the behaviors you want to see.
- Be aware of the different stages of parenting
- Communicate in ways your child understands best
Some Key Ideas on Sports:
- Consistency is more important than intensity
- Diversify activities to prevent burnout
- Parent involvement and bonding should be the priority
Some Key Ideas on Business:
- creating a positive association with ...
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